june mills appeared in court in a wheelchair.ppened. the judge said, on any viewing from any angle, this is an utter tragedy. he said plain common sense spoke against giving her an immediate custodial sentence, although that option was available to him. instead, he jailed herfor18 months, suspended for 18 months. she will have to pay £2000 in costs and fines and she has been banned for driving for five years although the court heard she has already given up her license voluntarily.— her license voluntarily. andy, thank ou. hundreds of passengers are about to set sail from belfast tonight on a three—and—a—half—year cruise around the world after being stranded in the city for four months. they were supposed to leave in may on what is being called the world's first continual cruise. but the ship needed repairs and it has taken a little longer than expected. 0ur ireland correspondent chris pagejoins us now. it is not plain sailing just yet. the cruise liner was scheduled to mirror at this key more than three hours ago but at the mome

on june 25th, they were moved out of the tunnel to the topside ruins of fort mills hospital a week later to dogs taken by boats and then by truck to manila to join captured navy nurses held since march at the university. nowty at japanese internment center. >> in the army nurses came in, they put them in a building that was call thed santa catalina, and they kept them separate from the rest of the attorneys also from us. i always felt the japanese didn't know how to put women in military and so they wanted us moved in with the civilian group because -- large percentage of that was women and children. after we were released from santa catalina we moved over to aan civilian internment camp of about 3,000 people. and we were told that we would sort of help take care of this civilian internee. >> when we got to the encampment we were in large one and searched all of our belongings. but there were two of them searching the foot lockers i had a flag when they saw the flag they said -- are they motioned? what -- what is this? they weren't speaking english, but they were pointing to the flag and

then, on june 25th, they were moved out of the tunnel to the topside ruins of fort mills hospital.ter, the army nurses were marched to the docks to be taken by boat, then by truck to manila there to eventually join the captured navy nurses held since march at santo tomas university. now a japanese internment center. well, when the army nurses came in, they put them in a building that was called santa catalina, and they kept them separate from the rest of the attorneys and also from us. i always felt the japanese didn't know how to put women in military and so they wanted us moved in with the civilian group because a large percentage of that was women and children. after we were released from santa catalina, we were we moved over to santa. this was a civilian internment camp of about a 3000 people. and we were told that we would sort of help take care of this civilian internees. and when we got to south los internment camp, the japanese put us in one large room and searched all of our belongings. and there were two of them searching the footlocker that had the flag in. and when they

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mill tell be forwarded and part of the official docket. are there other communication from commission members? okay we will move to item 4. >> commissioners, your next is item 4 approving minutes of wednesday june 5, 2024 meeting. are there comments or questions from the commission regarding the wednesday june fifth meeting minutes? mr. secretary is there anyone who wishes to comment. >> are there members that would like to comment on item 4? opening statement phone lines. no callers, thank you. >> no further requests to speak is well a motion to approve the wednesday june fifth meeting minutes. >> moved. >> second. >> mr. secretary. take a roll call vote for the wednesday june 5 meeting minutes. >> president spaers. >> yes. >> vice president lum. >> yes. >> commissioner knutzen. >> yes >> commissioner bittner. >> yes. >> commissioner jung. >> yes. >> commissioner pennington. >> yes. >> we have a unanimous vote. >> commissioners item 5 is the executive director's report. kelly dearman >> thank you very much president spaers. good morning, everyone. i have a few things i like to report of first, i hope you are staying cool. and second, first i want to talk about the budget of the state budget it

programs and for total term through total not to exceed amount of mill item 18, approves contract for success inc. programs for total term june9 and of $10.8 million. >> seeing no names on the ems same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. next item, please. 19 retroactivel the city and county of san francisco, by and through its d the non-profit, eviction defense collaborative inc., to provide housing subsidies to seniors , through june 30, 2028, for a total not to excd ount of $11,062,913.take >> seein call. the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 20, authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend an in-kind gift of supplies valued in public health foundation, in support of the primary care division of the 9p department of public >> same house same call. the re next item. >> item nd amendment to port commission lease no. l-16274 with goldndretail space within the bulkheads and portions of the sheds of piers 31 and 33 for a 30-year term, with two port's execution of this amendment; and conservancy will pay to port at $289,765.05; (ii) the phase i improvements completion december 31, 20