i would be honored to introduce you to my son, joshua davis.applause] >> thank you for inviting me. my name is jaswant davis. i am in the seventh grade. i am active in scouts and love playing goalie with my lacrosse team. i was diagnosed with type one diabetes at 11 months old. my entire life, this is all i have ever known. for getting my pump, i needed 10-12 shots a day, but my pump changed that. but while i am getting older, i also need or insulin every day. i have to be careful with my bottles. they can rate easily. i am a 12-year-old boy. [laughter] it helps that my dad also has type one diabetes. he is my hero for showing me how to live with type one diabetes. i am thankful that insulin was invented. rightly an active life -- i lead an active life. i am thankful that my parents do what they can to make sure i have insulin. thank you, congresswoman spanberger and president biden, to make sure i will continue to live safely and actively with portable insulin. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank

i would be honored to introduce you to my son, joshua davis. [applause] >> thank you for inviting me. my name is jaswant davis. i am in the seventh grade. i am active in scouts and love playing goalie with my lacrosse team. i was diagnosed with type one diabetes at 11 months old. my entire life, this is all i have ever known. for getting my pump, i needed 10-12 shots a day, but my pump changed that. but while i am getting older, i also need or insulin every day. i have to be careful with my bottles. they can rate easily. i am a 12-year-old boy. [laughter] it helps that my dad also has type one diabetes. he is my hero for showing me how to live with type one diabetes. i am thankful that insulin was invented. rightly an active life -- i lead an active life. i am thankful that my parents do what they can to make sure i have insulin. thank you, congresswoman spanberger and president biden, to make sure i will continue to live safely and actively with portable insulin. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president biden. [applause] pres. biden: tha

but i'll, let's bring in a joshua tucker. now he is a professor of politics and the director of new york university's jordan center for the advanced study of russia, george now from shang dac in, in new york at thanks so much for being with us. so, let me ask you, 1st of all, from a familiar military point of view when day 2 now of russia's large scale attack on, on ukraine. are we getting a clearer picture at this point about russia's intentions and what it ultimately aims to do and, and what kind of resistance the ukrainians are offering? yes, i think so. i mean there were 3 sort of big picture options on the table. one, the troops were being mass just for leverage and negotiations that's obviously long gone. the 2nd idea was that the troops would just go into the breakaway republics in the southeastern part of the country. and i then ask in lieu, hans, that no longer seems to be the case at all. so this looks like a full scale full on invasion. so i think the 3 options we were talking about before everyone's very clear on

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and we got great music from joshua ray walker. robots on the show today >> steve: what >> jimmy: like insane. like your brain is going to melt >> steve: killer robots? >> jimmy: who knows. no, they're peaceful but wait until you see you won't even belief it you go, the future is here it's happened. >> steve: here, tonight? >> jimmy: no, the present. we're living in the future [ laughter ] >> steve: now is the past. this is the past now wait >> jimmy: yeah >> steve: future, past >> jimmy: yeah, exactly yeah that's the present guys, it is time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it is time for "pros and cons. here we go ♪ pros and cons and pros con and pros ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: tonight we're going to be taking a look at the pros and cons of playing in the su the cincinnati bengals are facing off against the - angainst the l.a. rams >> steve: oh one person wow. >> jimmy: biggest game of the year so let's take a look at the pros and cons of playing in the super bowl here we go pro,

what should a large chamberlain joshua lawrence chamberlain has benefited from? michael schara and ken burns and the other ways in which americans learn about their history that have nothing to do about books that historians, right steven spielberg's 2012 epic lincoln uses the gettysburg address to remind viewers about the battles powerful wartime impact. it opens. you all notes it open scene. it opens with scene of common soldiers. one black two white who recite the gettysburg address to lincoln as he watches troops prepare to embark for the wilmington campaign in the last winter of the war. well, the scene is comically preposterous the speech received almost no attention in 1863 as all of you know, and the notion that it had entered the national consciousness to the point that random soldiers could quote passages speaks volumes about our perceptions of gettysburg as the definitive learning the attorney point. i'll bet lincoln couldn't have quoted to gettysburg address to himself in january of 1865. i in fact would bet a good bit of money on that. he'd get the g

joshua lawrence i admire chamberlin. he could function in the real world. think about that for a minute. joshua lawrence chamberlain has benefitted from michael sha ra and ken burns and the other ways in which americans learn about their history that have nothing to do about books of historians write. steven spielberg's "lincoln" reminds viewers about the battle's powerful wartime impact. it opens with scene of common soldiers. one brack, two white, who resite the gettysburg address to lincoln as he watches troops embark for the wilmington campaign. the scene is comically proprost rous. the speech received no attention in 1863. and the notion it entered the national consciousness to the point that random soldiers could quote passages speaks volumes about our perceptions of gettysburg as the definitive turning point. i'll bet lincoln couldn't have quoted it to himself in january of 1865. i would bet a good bit of money on that. he would get the gist, but they get it exactly in the movie. a second film about lincoln day viewed in 2012. abraham lincoln, vampir

joshua: i do think that is going to happen.ribly tragic because summative people are losing their lives and it is a reminder of how much is at stake and how we can't just forget about the pandemic. i don't know if you remember at the beginning or in december we were talking about this, we saw the curves in south africa and we set we are going to get a similarly shaped curve in the united states, and that is what we have been getting. we are onto that second phase and on the others of the omicron curve, we have important work to do. lisa: dr. sharfstein, how important is it for you to keep talking about remaining vigilant , having caution, staying away from people and not necessarily going to the same sorts of pre-pandemic activities at a time when there was a primal cry going along -- going on in the likes of ottawa, children dealing with the scars of what happened. people saying we can keep going with this as we see other health issues are springing up that are consequences of the social distancing era. dr. sharfstein: i think

joshua sharfstein of the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health.s what a lot of people are looking for. lisa: you are speaking to a lot of people who also have children, yours truly, and i can say personally that you see the ramifications of this. at the same time, if you look at polls, most people do not want kids in schools to which masks just yet, so how do you create that balance in order to protect their health while also allowing the same degree of items that we enjoyed when we were kids? jonathan: country after country, europe and elsewhere, are dropping restrictions quickly. tom: it is hugely cultural. america is a larger -- frankly rush as well, 6000 miles east to west -- it is region to region, culture to culture. we have seen that in spades. i like the idea that you said that this extends out in many different ways. as lisa mentioned on inflation, what we are not talking about yet is the dispersion of inflation impact. it is very different. jonathan: your equity market down 0.8%. tom has a lot of markers on your bond market. curve flatte

the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with treat children, has attracted their hub like sympathy as protected in effect from public prosecution. despite the recommendations made by the truth and reconciliation, permission for this former warlord liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes and for his country serious dorcas days with one month leading the country through our president, our side as last legitimacy. he needs to step out as retains control through over a decade of war. we examine the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian waters. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos. on al jazeera, i ran home to is a 2000000 stray dogs men unit terrible state al jazeera. well, fellows those help him to save him and the remarkable jamie to rescue lady august all the way from egypt. after having rolled embedded into his name, which takes an

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this feels like a turning point, joshua koskoff. congratulations on the work you've done this far, you have been on a remarkable journey. this is one of the attorneys representing the sandy hook families, it's the end of the road, but perhaps the beginning of another. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, alex. appreciate it. >> appeared next here tonight, we have exclusive new reporting about one of the people involved in the fake elector scheme, the one that aimed to get mike pence to use fake electoral certificates on january 6th to declare that donald trump had won the election. that exclusive reporting is next. inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result i

this feels like a turning point, joshua cost cough. congratulations on the work you've done thus far, you have been on a remarkable journey. this is one of the attorneys representing the sandy hook families, is the end of the road, but perhaps the beginning of another. thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you, alex. appreciate. it >> appeared next here tonight, we have exclusive new reporting about one of the people involved in the fake elector scheme, the one that aim to get mike pence to use fake electoral certificates on january six to declare that donald trump had won the election. that exclusive reporting is next. exclusive reporting teamwork... long walks.... next which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions, inc

. >> ceo joshua resnick who nearly lost his home in the fire said these drones are like pack mules to bring tools to fires in critical areas. >> we can bring tools, fuel, first aid, hose packs right to the front lines of a fire, drop it off where the crew is needed so they don't have to hike as far to get it. >> flying for hours at a time, the parallel flight drones are already getting noticed by fire departments. >> that's a game changer. >> -- who point out that drones, not unlike people, are not limited by fatigue or stress on the fire lines. >> in that high risk environment, they can fly at night without hazarding a pilot. they could also fly in zero visibility. they could also fly autonomously to where they could perform a mission until we tell it to stop. >> reporter: parallel flights says its heavy-lifting drones should be ready for battle sometime in the next year. the company says it's getting interest from both state and local fire departments, as well as private helicopter companies. scott budman, nbc bay area news. >>> not only president's day holiday, this is winter break

but artifacts collected during that time, still fillets, museums. joshua wants them dealt with in the same way as the art stolen by the nazis. all we demand just that the insight germany gained from that part of its history need to be extended to include the dealings with colonial history and looted out of that era. and it's simply wrong that his objects are there with, i'm heading to hand to say some sculptures that have become the sea bomb of loaded colonial lot. many african artifacts arrived in the port of hamburg in the 19th century. among them were some benign bronzes. these are sculptures and carvings looted by the british in 1897 after a bloody war and benign city in present day nigeria was quite an incredible building. yeah. for sam opened the 1912. okay. and you have been aim bronzes here as well? yes, we have quite an interesting collection of about 170 pieces. dr. bober plank and steiner is a world expert on the benign bronzes. oh, wow. yeah, this is her conservation obviously took them to you of ours, our for inspection. so this is one of these are yes, blacks are very ch

joshua spiveck is an expert in recall elections. he says recall fever is real partly due to a restaurant covid and partly because people are seeing other people do recalls. he said there was also a surge after the rec. election of governor gray davis in 2003 as with anything else once people see it being used. they think hey, why not make people say we're in recall fever and i don't believe that joel and guardio is a volunteer with the san francisco school board recall campaign. he says their effort was not part of a bigger trend we did something rare and important because the school board was so incompetent speedic says, that's largely true tuesday night's recall was just the fifth recall election in the city's history. and the first successful one in over 100 years, but after nearly 40 years without a recall election in san francisco. it's notable that this year. there are two in june a recall for district attorney chase a boudin will also be on the ballot so that says something yes, it does say that recalls are possibly easier to

shannon and joshua, by the way, happy birthday, man. he's going to be 13 years old.w that lowering the cost of prescription drugs is one of the reasons why i'm here with abigail, your congresswoman, and that's what i want to talk about with you today. lowering the cost of health care overall as well. lowering the cost of prescription drugs is important and giving families like yours just a little bit more breathing room. it makes a gigantic difference. before i get into that, i want to say, it's good to be here at germana school. abigail, if i want to know anything about community colleges in virginia, i go to my wife. she teaches full time and has for the last nine years. she's in the classroom now at a community college in northern virginia. northern virginia community college. and she says, you know, the single best-kept secret in america is community colleges. and it really is. they are so flexible. they can do so much. so much. and if i had more time, which i don't, for all of you, i would go into what we're going to try to do to increase flexibility and funding

. >>> meanwhile, this man, 37- year-old joshua cajon was accused of going on a windows fashion spring in downtown palo alto. he is accused of smashing at least 10 storefronts along and around university avenue, including the apple store. >>> in oakland, comcast is back up and running after bullets severed the xfinity fiber lines at 69th and macarthur yesterday. that cut service to nearly 20,000 customers who, well, had a tough time watching the 49ers game. maybe that was for the best. >>> still to come, why the governor and san francisco as mayor are facing criticism tonight for their game day fashion. specifically, what they were not wearing. >>> every family member who lost somebody to a death row prisoner got a knife in the back. >> the governor has started dismantling decibel. where condemned inmates at welcome to the happiest place on earth! where your happy... is everywhere! anywhere! he's the “pew-pew! pew-pew!” kinda happy. they're even happy-er. and you?! you're the ha-pee-ist of them all! because this place... has all the happy you never knew could exist. so you're a new kin

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s. strategist recent mayer joshua mayer's. i'm as made, made it very clear, and it was a very good remark. i believe people should remember what he said was that after the cold war, the u. s. became the only super power on what it did. it's policy, it stated policy was for you to expand east for, for the nato to expand east war as well over all to the doorstep. russia, not only that, they want to change the regime a russia same thing applied to the east. their engagement, that engagement approach was china was implemented with an ultimate objective to seek a regime change in china to the problem we're having is that none of these 2 missions got accomplished. they failed and this is why we have this problem because they believe they can change the world. they can leave a leadership of these 2 countries. believe that everything is possible and that you can indeed it not only installed regimes but make those regimes work in for in culture. cultures that you have very little, very limited knowledge about doesn't come from the lack

off to very old are shakes who are visiting the city and are for warner for, would ship them with joshua. i did well managed mom. i would. it's a marriage that lasts a day a week, a month. it's very short. and then she sent back home because the divorce papers are drawn up. ah, even at the same time as the marriage papers, ah pion city also works as a producer and helps raise awareness of salvation films worldwide. her main characters are mostly women who fight to gain their freedom. you know, it's not necessarily like a grand fight. it's not necessarily a dramatic fight, but in whatever sort of quiet way or whatever, where that they are fighting against it. i am interested in looking at that and watching that on screen ah pal, city of india and natalia till you see of, of north macedonia to young talents for determined that their films will, may it difference in their home countries and to round the world a smaller format, but every bit as important. the 2020 to berlin other good by and see you next time . ah, with we have something to celebrate. the 77 percent has reached $100.00 show.

i felt they had plenty of evidence to arrest him. >> police have officially named joshua powell a personce department took a lot of heat for not throwing the handcuffs on josh. >> there's a pile of circumstantial evidence. is there enough there to arrest him and book him into jail and hold him accountable? absolutely there is. could we? no. the district attorney's office would not file any charges. they were very specific and told us that we needed to wait 12 months with no body. >> abc news reached out to the d.a. at the time, who declined to respond to this claim and refused to comment on this case. >> within days of susan's disappearance, he had closed their bank accounts, cashed out her retirement fund, took the boys to puyallup. >> people we talked to say they can't believe joshua powell has emptied the house and left what is ground zero in the disappearance of his wife. they say it only casts more doubt on the man they are having an increasingly have a difficult time believing. >> i suddenly had this thought. i should get josh to confess. >> jennifer volunteered with the police to

thank you very much, showing us from you joshua, talk of that. thank you. thanks. it was a pleasure to lead on the news, allan and all the special moment in cleveland. philip bron james action from the n b a all star game coming up and spoke with andy. and again to forget for this international for order will have that and know i with mm whole ah ah ah i'm apple's fault with andy and thank you so much man will nava joker which has made his 1st own courts parents of the year after his ejection from australia, the world number one made a winning return at the do by championships, shock of it wasn't allowed to play at the 1st grand slam only because it's not vaccinated against cove it at 19, but he was given the all clear to complete. and dubai said, beaten, it's lisa lorenzo, miss se, in his 1st match, since the start of december joker, which his vaccination states as could still see him missing out on a series of events, including next month indian wells tournaments in the united states. i couldn't ask for a better reception. no, it's been a while since i played her

soon after, police arrested the suspect, 37-year-old joshua sinclair cajon. he was booked into the county jail on 12 counts of felony vandalism. >>> in oakland, service is fully restored after bullets destroyed a xfinity fiber cable. lines that macarthur were hit sometime yesterday morning. that prompted outages for 20,000 customers who had a tough time watching the 49ers game. >>> a live look at the state capital, lawmakers have killed a bill that would have created a single-payer health care system. lawmakers declined a vote on 1400 which was the proposed by san jose assemblyman josh caldwell. it did not have the votes to move forward, so caldwell opted to let the bill died. the bill would have created a single-payer health care system called cal care. which would have cost well over 300 alien dollars. >>> the bay area tongan community renewing efforts to help their homeland after a devastating volcanic eruption and tsunami. devin fehely explains how they are getting a boost from big- name companies, and other local groups. >> reporter: the message from the

the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with treat children, has attracted their hobble. eccentric b as protected, and extracts from public crawl situation despite the recommendation is made by the truth and reconciliation commission. for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes and for his country. ah, this is al jazeera oh ah, by the under clark. this is a new life and her coming up in the next 60 minutes, beller. he says joint exercises with russian troops will continue because of rising tensions on ukraine. border. britons, queen elizabeth tests, positive cove 19 bucky and palo says the 95 year old monica is experiencing mild symptoms. a few peer begins generate electricity from his grad.

joshua james shakes up a miss kalman audrey, a signature drink at ocean beach cafe in san francisco.ut this drink and all beer, wine and spirits here are completely 100% non alcoholic. everybody's getting in the game like lagunitas. these are the top guys in the space. james is the owner of the cafe and quit drinking two years ago. he's noticing a huge demand for booze list drinks. whether customers are looking to cut back, quit drinking or are sober . curious james now plans to open the city's first nonalcoholic speakeasy. it will be invite only with events as well. there is a shift in culture itself. there's a shift in drinking culture, which is a subset of that. and there. the leaders of this industry and food and beverage professionals and all the movers and shakers in the non alcoholic beverage industry are going to be invited here to talk about those things across town in the mission. there's a nonalcoholic vending machine at hawker fare called a nano bar. you scan a qr code. you walk through the prompts and allows you to open the door and you grab a can of your choice, general

joshua hales with marlin and canandre king are accused of robbing joyner at a gas station last october and a fourth suspect was shot and killed by joyner who told authorities he feared for his life. the surviving suspects have been charged with murder for gardner's death. ama: a first in the nation gun ordinance received final approval today from san jose city council. the measure requires gun owners to have liability insurance and pay an annual fee. city council decided to split the ordinance and hold separate votes today. one on the liability insurance and another on the annual fee. after some council members expressed concern about approving the fee. still, both passed. funds will go to non-profits aimed to reduce gun violence. dan: today prosecutors in sonoma county kicked off weeks of preliminary hearings against p&g. they pressed criminal charges blaming pg&e for -- it would add to languety criminal rap sheet that already includes 91 felonies. investigative reporter from the abc station in sacramento was in court today. reporter: pge got off criminal probation and already back in

the work that the former warlord joshua boy he has done with treat children, has attracted their help. eccentric been and as protected in effect from public call situation. despite the recommendations made by the truth and reconciliation commission for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes. and for his country we understand the differences and similarities have conscious across the wound. so no matter how you take it out 0, we're bringing the news and current to fast a count his arrow. oh, this is al jazeera ah, hello to her robin. you're watching al jazeera news, our lives, my headquarters here in dough are coming up in the next 60 minutes. ukrainian present lottery zalinski says a war with russia for consequences for the whole world becomes after russian president vladimir putin announced successful nuclear exercises involving ballistic and cruise missiles.

officers responding to a 911 call arrested 37 year old joshua sinclair kahan of palo alto. investigators say he kicked and used various items such as rocks and trash cans to shattered the windows. the suspect is charged with 12 counts of felony vandalism. los gatos. police are warning about two attacks at a local park this month by a man with a knife. the most recent assault was last night in the st joseph's hill preserve. the other was on the evening of january, 13th. fortunately all of the victims were able to escape. in both of those cases, the suspect was described as latino about five ft five inches tall and weighing about £150. something very scary. um. my mom was crying all all night all morning. a desperate search for a woman missing from the east bay, where she was last seen and how police say they are making the case a top priority. and it's been 12 years since oscar grant was shot and killed by a bart police officer. how the city of oakland officer. how the city of oakland could soon honor him. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any bus

the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with treat sheldon has attracted to help with an ass protected and in effect from public crawl situation. despite the recommendation is made by the truth and reconciliation commission for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes. and for his country, ah, the un security council meets in a late night emergency session after russia's president vladimir putin recognizes breakaway regions and east of ukraine. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera alive from della also coming up after dressing his mation on t v. vladimir putin signs the decree recognizing the east the mirrors of damascus. the hums held by separatists were both you and us announced immediate sanctions against rebel territories in the east of.

the work that the former warlord joshua boy, he has done with street children, has attracted their helpless sentiment. b as protected in effect from public prosecution. despite the recommendation is made by the truth and reconciliation commission for this former warlord, liberia has become the frontline of a drug war. it cannot afford to lose. he says it's a battle he will fight out of responsibility and killed for his past crimes. and for his country, ah, with street fighting in car cave off to russian troops enter ukraine's 2nd largest city. ah. blind has him secret. this is al jazeera without continuing coverage of the conflict and ukraine. ukraine's leader will admit, zaleski says, his country is ready for talks with russia, but not in belarus. jemma chancellor. allah schultz pledges.

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it's great to have you both on the show today . joshua, let's start with you and i know that we've seen oil prices skyrocket over the last year as demand came roaring back while supply has lag behind. so what do you make of the continued response from opec clause in which the top producers don't seem to be too concerned about oil heading $100.00 per barrel? yes, a great question. um, so it looks like they might actually not be able to produce as much as they're saying. and so their lack of concern from one perspective might also just be that they're getting close to producing their full spare capacity. and so if they just can't produce more than, of course, the not going to be that concerned, they're going to be excited about getting to sell whatever oil they're able to sell for as higher prices. they're able to sell. i absolutely. 3 kristi, given the better of these current tensions, they're growing, concerned that if the us and its allies target russia with sanctions, it could lead to an energy crisis. similar to what we've seen earlier this year. how much of a role does russia play i

joshua i was wondering i'm doing the voter education and i guess a lot more into the freedom summer like how did local mississippians respond and overcome like terrorism in their fears of this to work with folks like almost so you had a great so when you say so you mean how did african americans in mississippi especially if they see like lewis allen and like herbert lee fannie lou hamer out of mississippi been reading right? yes. okay good. fanny lou hamer says when you get sick and tired of being sick and tired. you know, there comes that moment where you're just not going to take it. so not everybody stood up. but you had enough folks in mississippi. you had like vera piggy down in clarksdale, mississippi. who was using her independent business? she was a hairdresser. she was using that as the spot where people were organizing. and because she did black women's hair. and she owned her shop. she wasn't dependent. upon anyone else for her financial well-being that economic independence allowed her now wasn't like she didn't get harassed and her daughter didn't get harassed. but she was j

the most sawed off to rare earth. demand is growing by up to 25. percent per year, i thought all by joshua with what you ah, for our societies energy transition, the chinese are paying with especially severe environmental damage and high loss of human life. in many mining regions, presidents have even left their homes. entire villages were simply given up asia here, many companies only care about cost reduction. these companies don't treat their waste emissions, slag and waste water. they dispose of them in secret. the government does carry out checks just about there are ways to cheat. the regulation o gape an investigation is ordered, and the companies play along and follow the rules until at the moment the inspectors are gone. they stop treating their waist and just dispose of it behavior like that is irresponsible. vigilant out of that st. government really would like the mining of minerals ought to be much more environmentally friendly. but local governments, they're the ones that either own the mines or invested in the companies that work the mines. they're responsible for generating

this is what joshua big a had to say about why he was still out on the streets. i've also lost more friends . the last 2 years are suicide. my whole entire life, my brother, to walk their jobs. i know friends that walk through drug. so i'm here to stand together for peace, love, unity, remote freedom. as long as i can drop is our mandate. frida, i go home room feed and convoy. we are unpacking what is going on in canada and also a power spreading around the world. we are doing that. we've justin and thank you so much. and to me for being part of our show today, just in please introduce yourself. try to local audience, tell them who you are, what you do. my name is justin lane. i'm a freelance journalist who reports for a variety of outlets i've been waiting for for the guardian, for political or no other outlets from i'm currently in auto. i probably curious as to why i'm sitting in the passenger seat of a car just on a reporting trip here in ottawa, some of the combo locations just outside the city. didn't make it back in time. so i'm sitting here holding in the

so, we just heard your appellant joshua cliff. did you not share the same experience that he is having at this point? were you involved in those same conversations? >> oh, yeah, i did the walk on market street and did everything. >> i mean, given what the previous appellant has said, are you sharing that same experience or are you -- >> actually i am. you are the board of appeals and i come to all your meetings and if the permit is correct why think you proceed. i would just like the same privilege to have the permit straightened out. i think public works misrepresents a lot of stuff. >> that answers my question, thank you. >> clerk: thank you, i believe glen rogers is unable to attend at this time. we will move on to deanne dellbridge. you have three minutes. >> alex, you are doing my slide show, right? great. >> i am going to do your slide show. >> san francisco has a legacy of beauty to people from all over the world. i just want to remind you of a if you things from the last time. we all the grow that trees up lift us and that