basically rushed to kingston because. yes, they know it's like a big mess and that tva up. but for them it's kind of a godsend actually as far as their employment goes because they know it's going to keep them busy for years i think because of that. when i was writing the book, i was like, how could you not know, this was this stuff was toxic? well, because they were hearing things like you could eat a pound of fly ash a day. but also, i think there's a law like they didn't want to know because they needed these jobs and had kids and they have in some of them were taking care of of aging parents right. so i think there's a lot of like oh, it's it's it's it's fine. i'm just tired because i'm working 14 hours a day. but then the tiredness leads to dizzy spells and the blackouts and they're coughing up blood and then they're then they their health declines to the point they realize they can't deny anymore their own heads. they think, okay, i know this, i know this coal ash stuff is making me sick. and that's when they get in

be a good is here to talk to kingston about an impoundment they planned for tomorrow. and while she's here, she might as well help out. a did. so did it, did you give us a hand? could you just hold the dog and place from the back? and the owner can stay in the front with them. so, yes, here i have a few immunization records. these documents all belongs to illegally traffic to puppies. on ones owners found out they have been duped. they simply left the papers with kingston. almost all records show some form of clumsy forgery. here a birth month was simply changed with some correction tape. other alterations are almost comical. on the year we have my absolute favorite, you know, i mean each certificate contains one error or another. otherwise, i wouldn't have held onto them here. so this is kira, you can see here basically nothing was written down. of course, no owner different colors here. you can't even tell is it male or female? the birth month was altered, but it was born in 2012. and if you keep looking, you'll find the only vaccination written down was against rabi

obviously the topic of the day has many ongoing projects and the reason we have returned to kingstoncan have an ongoing pilot for smart technologies they are and we are working with the city in mexico in terms of public transit and improving the bus system there and also we are doing that in ecuador where we are 70% of the population utilizes public transit every day to get to where they want to go so we are helping them with the intelligent transportation systems there and visited the bus control center to see how the traffic is progressing so it's very exciting to partner with great local and state and city governments which we do in the private-sector as well. again this role is critical. we are proud of the partnerships we have and we are very proud to have the opportunity to partner with more cities throughout the region. that approach is definitely one in terms of the public-private partnership and the adoption of these digital tools. andrew you have spoken publicly before about the need when undergoing high-speed transportation particularly with the state implementation of ai

west indies head in to day 3 of their weather affected second test against bangaldesh in kingston in the next 15 minutes, trailing by 94 runs in the first innings. the home side are 70—1 at sabina park in response to bangladesh's 164 with captain kraig brathwaite unbeaten on 33. west indies are one up in the two match series. fiorentina midfielder edoardo bove remains in intensive care after collapsing during their serie a match at home to inter milan. in the past hour the club has released a statement saying he is currently awake, alert and oriented. the 22—year—old, on loan from roma, fell to the ground in 16th minute of their match, with both sets of players immediately signalling for the medical staff and forming a protective ring around him before an ambulance took him to a hospital close to the stadium. the match, which was goalless, was abandoned shortly after the incident and will be replayed at a later date. england's chloe kelly and fran kirby will miss the friendly with switzerland tomorrow. they picked up injuries in the goal—less draw with the united states on saturday.

west indies head in to day three of their weather—affected second test against bangaldesh in kingstonng by 94 runs in the first innings. the home side are 70—1 at sabina park in response to bangladesh's164, with captain kraig brathwaite unbeaten on 33. west indies are one up in the two—match series. to the nba, where james harden became the just the second player to hit 3,000 three—pointers in his career, as the la clippers held off the denver nuggets. harden scored 39 points as the clippers ran out 126—122 winners, their eighth victory in a row at home. despite posting 28 points himself and being third on the all—time tripple—double list, reigning nba mvp nikola jokic couldn't stop the nuggets falling to defeat in california. another one of those accomplishments that you never take for granted. the amount of work that i put in, the countless days and nights where i put the working, a lot of people don't see it, but the results happen. people don't see it, but the results happen. the cleveland cavaliers ended boston's seven—game winning streak with a 115—111 victory over the celtics.

west indies head in to day 3 of their weather affected second test against bangaldesh in kingston in innings. the home side are 70—1 at sabina park in response to bangladesh's 164 with captain kraig brathwaite unbeaten on 33. west indies are one up in the two match series.

indies are back at the crease on day 3 of their weather affected second test against bangaldesh in kingston started the day trailing by 94 runs and have moved to 9a—3. at sabina park in response to bangladesh's161i. captain kraigg brathwaited was dismissed for 39 adding just six to his overnight total. west indies are one up in the two—match series. fiorentina midfielder edoardo bove remains in intensive care after collapsing during their serie a match at home to inter milan. in the past hour, the club has released a statement saying he is currently awake, alert and oriented. the 22—year—old, on loan from roma, fell to the ground in 16th minute of their match, with both sets of players immediately signalling for the medical staff and forming a protective ring around him before an ambulance took him to a hospital close to the stadium. the match, which was goalless, was abandoned shortly after the incident and will be replayed at a later date. ruud van nistelrooy is preparing for his first match as leicester city manager. the 48—year—old who was appointed on friday takes over from the sacked

the 50th birthdays, 70th birthdays, but especially 15th birthdays. kingston, yet our celebration, march the entrance into the world of women, the me my name is leon. humanness, santiago, i have a shop in which you can what our family hello is. so i'm organizing my daughter's 15th birthday party, or maybe garcia. i'm delivering invitations, forcing your assume. yeah. and senior i basically from anna lydia. thank you. and we've been planning the celebration for over a year there. when i knew when alone, there's no jelly live here to my jelly over there at the store. thank you. i left in that last yes. time as i get done and then he doesn't even know half of the guests. she has to invite everyone who's invited her in the past in the tradition of a just almost kind of colanda what you're expecting around 400 guests on the 1st day and another 250 to 300 on the 2nd on body. so it's a, i'm very nervous either, but i'm looking forward to it is, i hope everything goes well, god willing, man, i'm in the videos. we can hardly wait that, which should i put your division? yes, all of it is fast to g

thursday celebration is all mosher which stands for coke scots and kingston.of turns 3 next week. it seems particularly captivated by the gym bay drumming really love that. my gas tank inks then really isn't a sound of so having 1003 was really great for of the celebration offers more than just a musical experience us on is not a religion religious holiday. it's cultural celebration and that anyone can take part. >> we exposing them to the different a culture africa, an african american people's a kind hair is artistic director of i say, i school of the arts highlights kwanzaa as a celebration of heritage that focuses on education and community building to strengthen and uplift communities. we come together collectively so be able to put on on displays of art and culture. but we also understand that it's our responsibility. >> so bring this knowledge our community. >> i love the idea like bringing people together. it's mostly around like celebrating african american culture. but i think you what you like notice as you go around the museum is we're celebrating

hey steve, these 10 feet. kingston. not let me try and get loud enough most kind of to home in the time. yeah, i was talking to my son to natalie for me to get this thing done so many times as we have shows the guy who's how the flow is massively and how so my late does these things. a nice, nice though and not allow because this doesn't flow. we design thorsten tie can we just need the easy to see what we can attend the dentist mission. safety is labeled me to be any. i'm a good please. close closing between them. 10 sites. squeaking closest meaning no tough guy down they told you it gives it a rush really still in hiding abroad the the who would show the wrong just don't have to shape out the application and engagement trails. when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look so common ground the the boiler, some remodeling feet suddenly less from weight or more in the former. she's each screw when the customer will just didn't. i didn't know it sits on the supposed to do it. but still on the ocean where y'

for karen kingston report. send her 5 dollars he used to work for pfizer what pfizer is doing when somebody guys of covid. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm eric the executive director of senior and disability action. and i'm here today to request especially as a member of the bayview and d10 for supervisor walton to put reinstating remote comment on the agenda for the december ninth rules. this is not an issue. pandemic convenience but an accessible issue about the voice of the people that we represent. and whether we are truly operating as a democracy in san francisco allowing the voices to be present at meetings. i believe you all have been sprngs i will muse the remaining time for a mobile home of silence to honestor comments we will not hear today because we don't have the remote public comment available. >> thank you. >> i'm in district 7533. i want to say memoriam for the people who participated in democracy in the city. and you know trying to make it better if possible. you know for decades a

more automotive tales next time on read the eco africa saving indigenous medicinal plants from x. kingston, jeanette, carriage, the honors gold. these plums have such a powerful effect that they can even fight to malaria. a success story full of the agent code for the 1st few minutes. oh d, w d co, india cities is tackling it's garbage problem. who comes in that group? i've been cpg who's number 16. vist is produced for me to dates. waste, disposal has been a complete mess. now supervisors are supposed to bring order to the chaos. 10 waste watching move, mountains of trash, eco, india. in 60 minutes on d, w, the, this is henry for the future. so i'm seeing in southwest china 32000000 people live here. many of them are feeling so big and has so many people. there must be a way to do business here though, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such an old fashioned job and being stuck with dreams coming through making money. having a son with non fools injunction starts december 13th on d, w. a 9. we are all set in place late. we all the

and on behalf of our entire community for her invaluable contributions to the lives of kingston, past, present and future. i wish her the salute best in her re-- absolute best in her retirement and hope to see her very, very soon on the streets of our great community. mr. speaker, i rise to thank a true pillar of the hudson valley community, john, for his decades of fierce advocacy for our environment and cherished hudson river, as he retires from his role as river keeper's vice president of advocacy and chief patrol boat captain. john has been sailing the hudson river since his childhood and his dedication to its care and rehabilitation runs deeper than the depths of the river itself. throughout his career, john has sailed infinite miles on that river, taken thousands of water samples to inform and advance cleanup efforts, and through his work on documentaries has introduced thousands of others near and far to what we know in the hudson valley about our river. it is of vital importance and we have an obligation to its keeping and preservation for future generations. i want to wish jo

visible and the german chancellor makes a surprise visit to ukraine's capital on his 2nd trip to kingston. this done her brushes, full scale invasion, olaf schultz places extra military support. as ukraine struggles to spend off, most of those offensive a full night of classes in georgia is fine, works and tear gas line. police dispos protestors in sibley see and make arrests. opponents accused of holding georgia free body of pursuing an officer, a terry and pro russian pon plus rebel groups in syria celebrate their advanced into a level.

maxine hong kingston. laila lalami jenny lim nancy mercado viet tan win simon ortiz tracy smith gunders strides margaret porter and shawn wong. so for those of you who are award winners, just know that your words were read by this illustrious group and including one person who wears makeup. and of all folks, you were selected as a recipients of this year's american book awards, a flex for family members who came? a flex for the mothers and fathers who are like, how come you didn't become a doctor you save for the american book award, mom paula's is your mom here? mama flores, this is why? this is why. all right. so the way this is the following for the awards. all right? this is very important. i the fancy schmancy awards in the east coast, please notice there are no runner ups, no first prize, second prize, third prize. everyone is at an equal footing. everyone. this means if you come the american book awards, you will have on the stage luminaries who've won the and a first time writer. you will have some

i see there to, to, to frontier, to see if that cause you over see, on those 2 is up on just the kingston. some of the you know, see if there's any way means additional money we have with the man or beast, what, what the weights of those you have, what it will skills are. these are super so close folks to the in 2020. the milson group was at the center of international scandal suite and relate to the british, published to own investigative reports law enforcement in spain, germany, sweden, and ukraine. failed to shut down the company's offices and hold his criminal organizers accountable. but one a source to one of those keys or for you the luck or to your office of much of the email that the goodies to support our friends. and the easiest thing for me, i need somebody to talk to me. i just missed we just sort of felt so pretty much the mobile frustrating protects them. you will always get you to so over political forward you use where you went to the post the but you know, all of the 3 tell awesome the send the most of my mental, i'm not show up last year would be the only for that kind

earlier this year, lady gabriella's husband thomas kingston took his own life.# this christmas # fireside is blazing bright...# for paloma faith, singing in westminster abbey for the first time has been something special. # and this christmas will be...# it's something, first of all, that when i was born i never thought i'd be doing. i've spent my whole life watching this place on television in various situations, and now we're here and no—one can...that i know can believe it. people are just like, "what?! "we can't believe you're here!" and, actually, what's really striking about walking in isjust how much more magnificent it is in person. # do you know what i know?...# along with carols from the abbey choir, gregory porter will also perform, an experience he says was deeply meaningful. # do you know what i know?...# it was really wonderful to sing in the abbey, i because the acoustics are perfect, the - visuals are perfect. the construction was meant to be awe—inspiring, - and to feel the presence of god~ — and you feel that in this...in this extraordinary spa

and the german chancellor makes a surprise visit to ukraine's capital on his 2nd trip to kingston. this done her brushes, full scale invasion, overlook schultz by just extra military support. as ukraine struggles to spend off, most of those offensive a full night of classes in georgia is fine works and 2 guys by police dispos protesters in philosophy and make arrests. opponents accused the building judge and free body of pursuing an officer, a terry and pro russian pon. plus rebel groups in serious celebrate their best and to a level that the surprise offensive displaces thousands of local residents. the i've been visible and welcome germany's transfer all of sholtes has arrived in keith is 2nd trip to ukraine. since the start of the war, i thought arriving sholtes announced the new 650000000 euro as package for ukraine and stress the germany would remain the country strongest supporter in europe. i think you kind of struggling to kind of brush is grinding offensive and support from the west gauge largest military bank that has been thrown into doubts by donald trump's return to th

university in i then went to harvard graduate school and pretty having spent most of my adult life in kingston bouncing back and forth, harvard, m.i.t. so stephen pinker, why do we believe conspiracy theories and this is not a new phenomenon. it is by no means is the phenomenon, nor is belief in miracles or fake news. because when you think about it, what are the events narrated in the bible? the fake news? presumably they do not literally. but not only did people believe happened, but they transmitted the accounts and other people transmitted them further. i think when it comes to matters that are outside of our day to day this exists where we can be perfectly rational, we have no choice because reality is unforgiving to. be able to feed yourself to be able to bring up your kids, to be able to hold a job, you've got to have an appreciation of how the world works. you've got to make rational. otherwise you wouldn't make it through the day. but when it comes to bigger cosmic questions, where does disease originate where the human come from? where did the planet earth come from? what's the world

even though they were smuggled in soon, be a good and kingston will set out again to stem themselves against the rising tide of a legally traffic to puppies. at least for today, they were able to save these to the, or the eco india. the sea is swallowing up the beaches. erosion is increasingly affecting the east coast, the quantity, cherry, structure and all that, hama seemed to appear at the moment of water. now the hope lies on the coastal protection projects to restore the sand. eco, india. in 15 minutes on the w, i side similar on time. i went 16 times to grease is that all i have to spend life from 50600. currently, more than 100000000 people worldwide of ever before. you know, it's a very difficult journey. and 135 me. it's very hard. they beat you. they thanks for everything. for the stuff. find out about some on stores in so migrant reliable news for my grand if you like history, but with the side of culture travel and control the see this one i'm ready just do it and i may send a book us that will put the wow, that's up i can see on every day, like every day we encounter so

kingston tam took this photo of this awkward smiling frog. there you go. who knew he was smiling?t looks like there you go. who knew he was smiling? hejust looks like a fry up to me, but hey ho, what do i know? —— ourfrog to me. and how about these adorable smooching owlets? two having a bit of a cheeky kiss, the other feeling a bit left out. i know the feeling, sweetheart. this squirrel gets in some reps with a bit of weight—lifting. strong muscles there, i like those biceps and triceps. work it, baby, work it. and then this — a mantis showing off a spot of flamenco. but the moment you've been waiting for — the winner. i know you have. here it is. milko marchetti took this hilarious photo of this squirrel stuck in a tree in podere pantaleone park in bagnacavallo, italy. there you go. the nikon comedy wildlife photo of the year, 2024. wildlife photo of the year, 202a. amazing. who knew there was actually a comedy award for photographs? brilliant. nearly seven decades after achieving grade seven on the piano, 88—year—old raymond eveleigh from east yorkshire has passed his grade eig

for karen kingston report. send her 5 dollars he used to work for pfizer what pfizer is doing when somebody guys of covid. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm eric the executive director of senior and disability action. and i'm here today to request especially as a member of the bayview and d10 for supervisor walton to put reinstating remote comment on the agenda for the december ninth rules. this is not an issue. pandemic convenience but an accessible issue about the voice of the people that we represent. and whether we are truly operating as a democracy in san francisco allowing the voices to be present at meetings. i believe you all have been sprngs i will muse the remaining time for a mobile home of silence to honestor comments we will not hear today because we don't have the remote public comment available. >> thank you. >> i'm in district 7533. i want to say memoriam for the people who participated in democracy in the city. and you know trying to make it better if possible. you know for decades a

former world number one shinji—yai took the women's title, which was played on the kingston heath courseishing on 17 under, two shots in—front of ashleigh buhai. and before we go just time to tell you that the penultimate grand prix of the formula one season is under way in qatar. you can follow that live on the bbc sport website, with live commentary available for those in the uk on there and on bbc sounds. but that's all the sport for now. the counting is nearly over in ireland — let's speak to our chief presenter caitriona perry, who's in dublin for us. it takes a very long time to get the first vote through. that is why we are seeing a lot of seats coming through now. those talks for forming a double take place over the coming weeks. the smaller parties have made big gains, in particular, the social democrats and the labour party. the greens have been virtually wiped out. we had a dramatic moment in the last hour. we have been talking about the controversial individualjerry hutch who is a member of a gangland family. we can see some pictures now. there is flash photography in these i

i know the removal of the kingston statue will divide opinion as the statue itself has done for many years. however, it's important to listen to those who found the statute to represent an upfront to humanity, hey, you know who also gets applied for public vandalism because they claim to be triggered the same h t. s. terrorists who get a free pass because they're ripping down statues of figures whose cancellation, the western establishment has explicitly condoned aside, has been brenda to quote, a brutal dictator by the western establishment. and terrorists are just throwing rebels personally, seeing to his cancellation, and when there's an agenda, the pedal. why bother money in the waters questioning the inconvenient background of the actual jihadist leading the charge of something else to throw into the mix in the sides of the country. it's really trips of cross into a u. n. buffer zone, taking off positions previously controlled by serbian soldiers or countries, get tara rock and saudi arabia of condemn, calling it a for a violation of international law and dangerous development.

we want to come back to kingston. yeah. and they, they just tell us that they give us 3 days later they want to, to us or something like that. and we see is we said that we, we diagnose please then and they just use those 3 days of time. we just have that 3 this we, i just sitting down to clients that they were for my kid was and i want us 5 people just call me out. they just said that they would not be increasing. they would just follow the most of them. and is that 3 in the day of the 2 years, 3 years and we just really useful and did, did them? does that get to my the i'm on us. we just eating on what was the full 6 months? yeah. so you were captured for 3 years. that's obviously a very long time with stuff like you had a very different experience. she was obviously captured by bulk of around they have some very incredible mutant ideologies based on religion. do you know who your cup does what and what happened to you? when d, i come back into nice. i pay off when my gets and i and when i enter, so does this in the windo

we escaped to canada most four times and sent to this also moved four times until we ended up in kingston new york and this is where he came from to tell you my story. we live the equations naturally for we would write to our state. i would like to ask. the that's 200 day is how many people gathered in that? what was the number of of your how many of your family were in that cave? we were our family, five. my parents and three siblings. and then our grandfather joined us, which means that we were six of us in, a very small space, where we couldn't even lie down. we had me like a sitting, half sitting have leaning against each other, believing that in a few weeks we would be liberated, while we would somehow good things that discomfort. but it took really an incredible burden because in november snow covers the area. there are 2 to 3 feet of snow. that's why those patrols are on patrol trying to find and kill us. couldn't us? because even at our. houses couldn't. the outdoors was very deep, slope was slippery icy slopes. we couldn't. walk anywhere. they wanted to. dogs were in there and av

have that there was this plan to invade the great port of jamaica or island, jamaica, the port of kingston. and the proof of that is is the french fleet did sail and did get to cadiz and meet the spanish fleet in outside of cadiz. were these british ships watching. they couldn't stop it. there weren't enough of them, but they were watching what was going on. and incidentally the french put lafayette in of the french troops. he was cadiz waiting to go back to america. he was going to be in command of the french troops, the overall command of the all the soldiers. bernardo de galvez. so now you would have had an invasion of jamaica with galvez leading invasion, lafayette being his second in command. it's one of the great ironies that never happened. so i propose to you that not only did the world was the context to make this all happen but historians have overlooked the whole concept of what an invasion of jamaica would have played on the peacenik associations we. concentrate on gibraltar that spain had this fetish for gibraltar. they just they weren't going to sign a peace unless they got t

two years towards greater energy efficiency and renewable energy installation from cape town to kingston and more than doubling the amount of energy we produce in our solar power which are overseas. we are therefore trying to create a conversion to clean sources of power whenever possible it is harder than it sounds when the organization literally stands -- phase one by 16 diplomatic posts already running on 100% carbon free electricity and we have at least 10 more in the pipeline for this conversion. thank you for letting me cover this topic in some detail. it is greatly appreciated. as you also know, this will be a generational challenge that will be with us for decades. there are certainly urgencies to deal with the issues today but it will take time and resources, advances in technology, and continued u.s. leadership, but we also need all of you. i cannot close without putting in a plug for considering working in foreign-policy. development, or even the state department one day we have foreign service and civil service professionals from all 50 states we hire from a variety of academ

his faction snickers as the radicals after lewis's real acted one night in 66 at a place called kingston springs, not far from here, a church retreat. a former worker comes in and says, what you all reelected, john lewis, how would you do that? and kind of reopens the whole conversation and all these grievances toward comes spilling out by point. a lot of lewis's friends and allies and supporters had gone to bed. this was like a weeklong retreat. everybody thought they were done and they decide to hold a second vote. whether is permitted by snakes constitu, lution or by laws. nobody really the presence of mind to raise this. and lewis is d elected and stokely carmichael put in and within a few at first lewis is kind of good soldier he's like i'll i'll stay part the organization in some new role but he quickly sees where it's going and decides he doesn't want to be a part of and you know in the rest of his career continues often to work quite amicably and productively with friends and colleagues from snick who were on the other side of the divide. but there are also some some lasting woun