laurel: not really. there is some natural gas in one part of afghanistan, but it's not -- it's not a place -- yeah. afghanistan is a different picture in terms of what its potential, exploitable resources are. and frankly, it's, you know, it's also a land-locked country. it's not a -- you know, if you're going to look at american policy objectives from that perspective, afghanistan is not one of your more useful places to be investing your resources. tom: ok. way in the back there. >> stanley cober. how secure are our supply lines? the supply lines for the u.s. military? >> yeah. laurel: that's not been a major issue of late. i haven't -- you know, first of all, with the reduction in the number of u.s. forces, it makes the scale of the challenge there less. and things have been on a -- a more shall we say stable footing in the u.s.-pakistan relationship in the last years where i've not heard of any threats to the supply lines, threats to close that down -- tom: really going back years, there haven't been

i would just add one more thing, laurel, before you talk. but the taliban is the taliban leadership. it's clearly very uncertain as to the preferences of its own military and middle level commanders. and that's why the taliban punts all the difficult questions, all the core questions about what kind of arrangement it wants, down to future. the response to what kind of representation, how many ministries, what kind of role for women, everything is answered through, after we have a deal, after we are in transitional government, we are going to create a commission that will study that. and one of the reasons they say that is because they understand that committing itself clearly on human rights, women's rights, pashtu and non-pashtu issues will be highly controversial. and highly contestible within its own ranks. >> i fuelly agree with that vanda said and i was going to add which is that the taliban themselves are going to be cautious about what they do in a peace process because of concerns about maintaining their cohesion and being able to im

thank you to tom and laurel. happy holidays to everybody. really appreciate you being here. >>> sunday night at 8:00 eastern, american history looks back at the impeachment trial of president bill clinton which took place over five weeks in january and february of 1999. >> we're here today because the president suffered a terrible more or less lapse. infidelity. not a breach of american public, not a breach of society, that hamilton mentioned in federalist paper 65. i recommend it to you before you vote. but it was a breach of his marriage vows. it was hi breach of his family trust. it is a sex scandal. >> explore our nation's past. watch the clinton impeachment trial sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on spac-span3. >>> sunday night on q&a, wall street trader turned photojournalist chris arnadae on his book "dignity" about the plight of those living on the margins of society in america. >> it was a sunday morning, i believe, or saturday. it was empty because the -- all the semis were gone. she was in the industrial par

next to tom and beforehand the baton to them i will just entered is my co-panelists laurel miller who was the acting special representative for afghanistan and pakistan in the stick up romcom numerous other jobs in that capacity and that organization as well, has been at the rand corporation subsequently where she recently completed a co-author 200 page study study on age proposed afghanistan peace agreement written as as a simulated or perhaps model agreement that parties themselves could perhaps consider because even though we all are aware that america is not going to write the ultimate peace deal, the parties themselves may benefit from provocation as we know we've been talking about having a peace negotiation for a a long time but it's not clear how specific people have gotten in their overall concepts of what that would mean. thrilled to have her. she's now at the international crisis group, a remarkable organization that does skilled research around the world. speaking of remarkable, vanda felbab-brown, my intrepid field researcher extraordinaire who's written a book on afghani

and laurel, thank you for coming today. we really appreciate everything that oewd does for small businesses. so thank you. next item, please. >> clerk: item 6, discussion and approval of office of small business executive director regina dick-endrizzi, fiscal year 19-20 performance plan. discussion item. >> okay. so this is a performance plan, not a performance review. so it's an open meeting. and this is on our going -- it's what we talk about at our retreat. so this is items starting for 2020 and 2021. >> technically it's for fiscal year 19-20. we're a little bit late in the year. >> that's right. >> in establishing the performance plan priorities. but this would be for the evaluative year of the fiscal year 19-20. i know it's been a little while since we've done performance plans. so want to get back on track. just to give a little bit of an overview on the format of the performance plan. so the city has five specific priorities that it's working on, which is like -- which are listed as residents and families that thrive

laurel street. he opened olive crush a decade ago. >> no. >> reporter: you're not surprised? >> not surprised. we have a great small town atmosphere. a lot of successful small businesses because people shop locally and support the small businesses in the area. >> reporter: not only is white oaks in walking distance of downtown san carlos, it has some of the best schools and near cal train. ryan and his family moved into their home in 2012 after it sat on the market for 6 months. these days homes in this neighborhood stay on the market for less than 2 weeks before they're sold. >> they're up for only a day or 2 and literally multiple offers. >> reporter: ryan feels fortunate to be part of a neighborhood that's now number 1 in 2019. >> incredibly fortunate. if we were trying to get this house now, it would be almost impossible. >> reporter: and this isn't the only bay area city to make the most competitive list. in fact, they were 10 bay area cities including berkeley hills. maria medina, kpix 5. >> j

on laurel street. he opened all of creche a decade ago. >> i'm not surprised. this area has a small town atmosphere. a lot of small businesses are accessible because people shop locally. >> not only is white oaks in walking distance of downtown san carlos, it is an area with some the state's best schools. >> it is growing. it is a very safe environment. >> reporter: ryan connelly and his family moved into their home in 2012 after he says it sat on the market for months. these days, homes in this neighborhood stay on the market for less than two weeks before they are sold. >> literally multiple offers. >> reporter: ryan says he feels fortunate to be part of a neighborhood that is now number one in 2019. >> incredible fortunate. it would be almost impossible now. >> reporter: the white oaks neighborhood is not the only bay area city. there were 10 bay area cities including berkeley hills. in san carlos, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> boeing's ceo is out of job. he could still walkway with about $39 million. d

done. >> laurel's code had been scanned this year more than 6 billion times around the world.d on packages and airplane luggages and even to keep track of animals. >> laurere was bed written two years with polo but still drafted. after the war, laurer earned his dip employ diploma. he then work for 36 years at ibm where he designs that bar code. the first scanner from the super bowl in ohio now sits in the smithsoni smithsonian. george laurer died this month at home in north carolina. ♪ drill? cordless. noted. introducing the capital one walmart rewards card. i love it! that's a good one. earn unlimited 5% back on everything you buy at walmart online... perfect for all their hints. okay! the capital one walmart rewards card. unlimited 5% back at walmart online, and unlimited rewards everywhere else. ♪what's in your wallet? nyquifor your worst cold andrful relieflu symptoms, else. on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. only roomba i7+ uses two multi-surface rubber brushe

but as kron four's rob pannell reports now a downed tree cause some problems for residents along laurel road in rural los gatos. >>a heavy equipment operator familiar with logging it didn't take long for resident daniel siro to assess the situation here on laurel road for a large tree came down in high winds early this morning, a jacket to work my landlord can't get to work his wife can't get to work my wife can't get to work the tree came down on some power lines knocking out the electricity even more troubling though there is no other way out of the canyon says longtime resident jeanette macdonald one way in now. >>what was it 2 years ago those terrible rains social tease road collapse ups in redwood lodge is close so it's a little concerning when it comes to fire. >>no one was hurt as the fir tree about 50 to 60 feet tall took out a fence along the road narrowly missing a nearby home. more road was closed about a quarter mile off highway 17 which meant there would also be no easy access for first responders should they be needed like i said there's probably 30 to 40 houses be on this

then i have so there's certainly not one to rest on his laurels found at any rate hope he'll be making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for like festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of their spectacular festival of lights this year which is just start as i continues over the weekend thanks for watching. no strong opinions clear positions international perspectives flame. they told me because of this we've been meeting them longer to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that wants to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep are the rifts within the alliance find out on to the point i'm talking about. in 30 minutes on w o. o a forward to greece of global warming what difference does it make the show. and we visit the 1st climate monitoring station in africa and explain why it's so important. to also examine how dangerous the melting permafrost is. what mists are involved in geo engineering climate in focus on. changing the

you guys were talking about you could hear -- >> "yani" laurel, laurel. >> this is our world.e our issues. >> if these are our biggest problems we're doing okay. >> that's fine. exactly. >> i've been watching santa on the computer. >> oh, where is he? >> which way is he facing? >> i think he's facing to the right. let me fknow if he's facing to the left. noradsanta.org website, right now leaving australia, so as we take a look now it looks like that picture is frozen, so it should be in motion. i don't know, i don't think santa is staying still. >> he never stays still. >> got a lot of gifts to deliver so we'll get that updated in a little bit. here is a look at where we are right now in the bay area, dealing with some dense fog and so by the time santa gets here tonight, we will see that there will be some clouds and rain moving in. right now it's just low clouds. the fog that's blocking the view of the visibility of parts of the north bay, when you have fog and temperatures below freezing, we worry about freezing fog. what does that mean? well, there's so much humidity in th

then a household is certainly not one to rest on his laurels and his fans at any rate hopefully making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of their spectacular festival of lights this year which is just stasis and continues over the weekend thanks for watching. by. the current strong opinion is a clear position on the international perspective 6. nato leaders of this week be meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that likes to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep the rifts within iraq is find out on to the point of chalk up. in 30 minutes on the dog. the prison tour of its most fascinating and its most exciting. most creative color. tasteful you know they really charming. resistible. on t.w. . i'm not think that. i just sometimes found nothing. thanks deep into the culture of looking at stereotypes aquatics figures think the future of the country that i now don'

then i had saw this certainly not one to rest on his laurels spans at any rate i hope he'll be making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for light festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of. spectacular festival of lights this year which is just stars and continues over the weekend thanks for watching. claim. it was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult the speech by calling dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the way the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the middest tense the crowd clamors for the german unity journalist peter lim borg was at the scene. 30 years later he looks back on the time low interest and starts december 19th d w d t you know that 77 percent. are younger than 65. that's me it's me and you. know what it's time all voices. all the 77 percent talk about the stuff. from politics to classes from housing to good stuff this is way up. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend r t w. but d

then i have so there's certainly not one to rest on his laurels in his hands at any rate i hope he'll be making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of. spectacular festival of lights this year which is just stuff has and continues over the weekend thanks for watching. glad. the book. but. it. comes. to the conflict zone with tim sebastian. is just 3 months since india decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guess this week here in london is james conda national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling b.j. team obviously also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir conflicts. in delhi. small args can inspire big changes the people making up the school want to go africa. fantastic place joined them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future for. many cars do you all but sitting above. own t.w. . to know that 77 percent. ar

then i have so there's certainly not one to rest on his laurels spans at any rate hopeful be making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of. spectacular festival of lights this year which has just started and continues over the weekend thanks for watching. the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. nato leaders of this week be meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that likes to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep the rifts within the alliance find out on to the point. that. in 90 minutes on the telephone. was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult chancellor helmut kohl addresses the people of east germany shortly after the fall of the wall. the crowd primers for. journalist peter lynn borg was a. the scene. 30 years later looks back on the type of. storage december 19th w. . the attention of the famous

then i have so it is certainly not one to rest on his laurels fans at any rate hope he'll be making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of. spectacular festival of lights this year which is just stasis and continues over the weekend thanks for watching. glad. to. look strong opinions clear positions international perspective such. as nato leaders of this week be meeting in london to mark the 70th anniversary of an organization that likes to see itself as the most successful military alliance in history but how deep are the rifts within the alliance find out on to the point strong. in 30 minutes on the docket of a. little my tragedy was one of the biggest pharmaceutical scandals in history when she was born in this just daintily silence finally i seem to have a problem. now i'm slaves. of the drug phillip in my is still used today even though it cost more than $10000.00 children to be born with birth defects it's a nightmare wit

and item 9 is the ordinance to create an encroachment for laurel partners to occupy adjacent sections of 3333 california street to maintain improvements, waiving conflicting requirements under the public works code and to make the appropriate findings for all three items. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take these items same house, same call? without objection, these items are finally passed unanimously. [gavel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, please call items 10 and 11 together. >> clerk: items 10 and 11 are two items that pertain to the hope sf project. item 10 is to authorize the delivery of -- [inaudible] >> clerk: and potrero terrace and to annex housing developments. and item 11 is the appropriation ordnance for the $86.3 million to the mayor's office of housing and urban development a2019 through 2020 and the sale pending c.o.p.s. >> president yee: colleagues, can we take this same house, same call? items are passed on first reading. [gavel]. >> president yee: madam clerk, please call items 12 and 13. >> clerk: item 12 is a resolution to authorize the controller to cause

straight to hong kong where we joined journalist laurel cho a welcome so when present gives carry law he's full backing his other diplomatic nicety how does it actually carry weight i think it does carry it shows that the beijing government hasn't changed their stance they are still fully supporting not only carry on but also the police trying that they do can down everything they've done so are showing off that they are continuing to not address the protester demands it also shows that there isn't really a solution in sight the protesters aren't backing down from their demand or the aha government are not backing down from their stance either so the situation seems like it's just going to continue as it is right now after well. ok so the china backs the status quo the demonstrators don't change their demands does that we're looking at an escalation or are we looking at a further crackdowns. it's hard to say in the past few weeks there has been a slight well. or that we can we ask for the person in 2 weeks as it is quite rare and it's been quite rare in the last 6 months to get a week

another major fire which you were alluding to were just now whist of sydney the small community of laurel has been literally devastated by a ferocious blaze overnight which seems to have destroyed much of the village now balmoral is home to about $400.00 people i was very close there only yesterday a lovely part of the world normally but many of the 150 houses are not believed to have been lost i will say where to bushfires the blue mountains are causing problems you say extraordinary levels of destruction you're talking about here the prime minister has now apologized after returning from his holiday in hawaii given the situation how's that gone down with australians. well not particularly well i mean australians are basically pretty cynical people and they have girl talk of politicians particularly politicians all prime ministers ago and all in a time like this he's been in it criticised and lampoon do 'd a certain extent on social media period in the newspapers here and he's under a lot of pressure politically so he's pulling out all the stops to repair the damage and try to enhance hi

while protecting the communities of new south wales all right james morris from the new south wales laurel fly a 7 thank you so much for talking to us at this very very difficult time you're welcome thank you anya. hey you all watching the news live from berlin up next is reporter with a look at what some families do in their quest for the perfect christmas tree now don't forget you can get all the latest news on our website as well as. for now i'm new to this macand then. thanks so much for joining us. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore the major world heritage sites of the cool world heritage 3 sixty's getting up now. i was issued when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard it was for.

>> reporter: with over 200 volunteer, elaborate wardrobes and sets, this living nativity in mount laurelthe christmas spirit to life. >> it's exactly as the angels told us. >> a baby lying in a manger, wrapped in swaddling cloths. >> reporter: tammy brown has been playing mary for more than a decade because she says it honors her faith. as for steven montgomery, aka joseph -- >> last night i was a shepherd, and today i found out they had plenty of shepherds and this was open. >> reporter: so you said you'd be joseph. >> i did not know when i woke up this morning that i'd be joseph. >> reporter: and as they brave the freezing weather hour after hour, we thought it was only fair to give them the last word. >> the meaning of christmas in general can get lost. it's the reminder of what christmas is really about. >> reporter: not christmas trees and presen >>> if you're in southern california over the holidays, you may want to stop into a little town named solvang. they've got a big christmas display, including santa literally lighting the night sky. and he doesn't do it in a sleigh pulled by

change that morris from the new south wales laurel fire service thank you so much for talking to us that is very very difficult time. now it's the final weekend of been disfigured much as before german soccer takes its annual winter break on friday health and beat dortmund 21 dortmund scored 1st i'm sure for kimi crossed for mario gazza to make it one nil in the 17th minute of time had to wait until later in the match to reply saugus i mean on the level that the school in the 87th minute and i'm very come out much scored the winner with just 3 minutes left. of a loss will definitely keep things exciting at the top of the bundesliga table with legally does rb leipzig for a shipment and buy in munich all playing later today and joining me to talk about this more is the new sports correspondent tuckey alina thanks for joining us tell me who do you think has the momentum right now to finish. before the winter break ok so in germany we have a name for the team that finishes top of the table in the 1st half of the season and that is hips and in english that just means fall autumn champions now

on the full cost of at least mid to late february all right james morris from the new south wales laurel fly a 7 thank you so much for talking to us and it's very very difficult time. now it's the final weekend of blunders league of matches before german soccer takes its annual winter break on friday hoffenheim beat dortmund $21.00 dorman scored 1st ashura a kidney crossed for mario good to make it one nil in the 17th minute of some time had to wait until late in the match to reply saga's a dummy on a level the score in the 87th minute and very crime r.h. scored the winner with just 3 minutes left. and the loss will definitely keep things exciting at the top of the bundesliga table with league leaders are the light so they are a shipment and buy in munich all playing later today and joining me to talk about this more is the new sports correspondent tuckey alina thanks for joining us tell me who do you think has the momentum right now to finish. before the winter break ok so in germany they have a name for the team that finishes top of the table in the 1st half of the season and that is h

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president, thank you, laurel for that. i'm going to cover this, the additional dollars that the mayor allocated to our budget. these are new, just a reminder these are new dollars above our baseline. summary, there's $9 million. the mayor reallocated to the oewd budget, with one-time allocation of 1 million to recapitalize the revolving loan fund. $2 million over the next two years for the expansion of s.f. shines. and i'll go into more details of s.f. shines in a bit. $1 million of -- a one-time of $2 million for small business fee assistance relief program. a one-time over the next two years, investment of $4 million in the program called community cornerstones, which is a pilot program, which i'll share more details in a bit. oewd supports various access to capital programs. one of those programs is a revolving loan fund. since the program commenced in 2007, the revolving loan fund has actually allocated 177 loans for a total of about $5.2 million. of these loan, i the majority have focused in high-need neighborhoods an

but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now a downed tree causing big problems for residents along laurel road and rolls gatos. >>a heavy equipment operator familiar with logging it didn't take long for resident daniel siro to assess the situation here on laurel road for a large tree came down in high winds early this morning, a jacket to work my landlord can't get to work his wife can't get to work my wife can't get to work the tree came down on some power lines knocking out the electricity even more troubling though there is no other way out of the canyon says longtime resident jeanette macdonald one way in now. >>what was it 2 years ago those terrible rains social tease road collapse ups in redwood lodge is close so it's a little concerning when it comes to fire. >>no one was hurt as the fir tree about 50 to 60 feet tall took out a fence along the road narrowly missing a nearby home. more road was closed about a quarter mile off highway 17 which meant there would also be no easy access for first responders should they be needed to be like i said there's probably 30 to 40 houses be on t

as kron four's rob fladeboe reports for us now a downed tree cause some problems for residents of laurel road last get us. >>heavy equipment operator familiar with logging it didn't take long for resident daniel siro to assess the situation here on laurel road for a large tree came down in high winds early this morning. i check it to work my landlord can't get to work his wife can't get to work my wife can't get to work the tree came down on some power lines knocking out the electricity even more troubling though there is no other way out of the canyon says longtime resident jeanette macdonald one way in now. >>after a what was it 2 years ago those terrible rains social tease road collapse ups in redwood lodge is close. so it's a little concerning when it comes to fire. >>no one was hurt as the fir tree about 50 to 60 feet tall took out a fence along the road narrowly missing a nearby home. more road was closed about a quarter mile off highway 17 which meant there would also be no easy access for first responders should they be needed to be like i said there's probably 30 to 40 houses be

your left to your laurels a lot and she wanted to nip that in the bud.ow she don't want to see me in a body bag or in jail. and it was between military school and nigeria. and nigeria was substantially cheaper, so she sent me there. soledad: you had experiences dealing drugs in a gang. and these are all things that you talk about. where did cooking come in to that? kwame: for me, i think food has always been a common thread throughout my life. you know, my mother being a chef. living in nigeria, we had to cultivate our own food. we had to raise our own livestock. you know, we had to go and harvest different things. and that intrigued me as a kid, and it trickled into my adulthood. and when i had to fend for myself and provde for myself, i reverted back to cooking. soledad: there have been black people in kitchens forever. i imagine if you walk into any restaurant, there will be a lot of black and brown people working. but not a lot of chefs. why not? kwame: well, i think it's the same reason why there's not a lot of black quarterbacks, you know. and if y

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then i have so there's certainly not one to rest on his laurels found at any rate hopeful be making his iconic classic films for many years to come. finally it's the darkest time of year here in northern europe and therefore high season for like festivals i leave you with pictures from the french city of. spectacular festival of lights this year which is just stuff as i continues over the weekend thanks for watching. in the other life of climate change. the city. looks nice to people. what ideas do they have of their future. g.w. dot com african megacities for the mechanisms click center. was the speech of his life perhaps his best certainly his most difficult the speech by calling dresden on december 19th 1989. shortly after the fall of the us the chancellor addresses the people of east germany. the middest tense the crowd clamors for the german unity journalist peter limbo a cause that just seemed. 30 years later he looks back on the time interest and starts december 19th d.w. . matching being born this. the can prove it since you want to look at the new school. you want to be useful

will continue to lead likud what should i p party which one spoke of the supremacy of f laurel has elected a leader facing three indictments. who is seeking to unrivaled the rule of law and securere personal i immunity rar than address the actuaual concernsns of the israeli peopl. but mr because surely is a high slit. grants will be running against netanyahu for the third time on march second seeking to break and almost a year long political deadlock. this after both likud and blue and white fafailed to gain enough seats to form a government in april and again in september. the march elections will be netanyahu seventh at the head of likud a victory would allow him not just to form a government but to secure immunity from prosecution in three separate corruption cases. raising the stakes in what already promises to be a crucial election for the long time leader. demonstrators in iraq have been protesting against the government corruptionn for nearly three months now but on friday there was a rare show of support for the government. as protestors in baghdad celebrated the president's decisi

past years because the christian democratic union has just followed the strategy of eating more in laurel's the topics of the social democrats if they follow the tendency of themselves from this grand coalition in addressing the war the needs and interests of the voters then i sing the good game. in the public. for a slightly unusual story from canada or far it is in a small town that want to change its name because it makes people think of cancer they say as best os which is the current name is also bad for local business the name change discussion has been brewing for some time there is really a negative perception around us best us we have lost businesses that don't want to establish themselves here because of the name described as the most dangerous town in canada has passed us for more than 100 years provided hof of the world supply of the mineral from which its name derived before its deadly properties were known though the material used to be at the heart of the local economy however the main as best as wine closed back in 2012 as best as used to be widely used as insulation for home

years because the christian democratic union has just followed the strategy of eating up more and laurels the topics of the social democrats if they follow the tendency of straying themselves from this grand coalition and addressing war the needs and interests of the voters than i think he has been he could gain. in the public. and bring her back some of the stories making headlines a play a penny a gunman has injected 10 people in new orleans louisiana 2 of them critically please have detained and male suspect witnesses say he opened fire. to cation. riot police in the french city of mass say have come in for heavy criticism after they knocked down an elderly woman at a demonstration one protester tried to help police confronted them with batons the rally itself was how to commemorate an 8 year old woman who died last year after a pit police take aspirin 8 in the face. and china has sanctioned several american and among them human rights watch and freedom house on top of that beijing suspended all u.s. navy visits to hong kong it's all in retaliation against new u.s. legislation targetin

familiar with logging it didn't take long for resident daniel siro to assess the situation here on laurel road for a large tree came down in high winds early this morning, a jacket to work my landlord can't get to work his wife can't get to work my wife can't get to work the tree came down on some power lines knocking out the electricity even more troubling though there is no other way out of the canyon says longtime resident jeanette macdonald one way in now. >>what was it 2 years ago those terrible rains social tease road collapse ups in redwood lodge is close. so it's a little concerning when it comes to fire. >>no one was hurt as the fir tree about 50 to 60 feet tall took out a fence along the road narrowly missing a nearby home. more road was closed about a quarter mile off highway 17 which meant there would also be no easy access for first responders should they be needed to be like i said there's probably 30 to 40 houses be on this so. >>emergency access has been completely cut off. >>when i first arrived to pg and e lineman was on scene making sure those downed lines were dead. no

on this 2025 block stretch on the west side of manhattan the laurel west side has been blown and turned into a multi $1000000000.00 development has been a huge boom of course after $911.00 the downtown area in the washington area as had multiple building projects there's a huge boom there are the billionaires row on central park south which has the more billionaires than one building probably anywhere else in the world that is a boom but at the same time the the subway system is in decay is falling apart they can't seem to build any decent subway public transportation is is in disarray so it seems like it's an in a capsule ation of what's going on in the rest of the country and a rest of the world there's a concentration of billionaires at the top and they've got luxury skies pentasa in the sky everyone else aims of being there's no funding as the funding for transportation is now funny accent or a is that a fair assessment you think. you're the guy's a birth guy called henry george and he talked about the line question this is exactly the same thing happened in london with the cheap il

pre-christian and take routine and portrayed angels wearing halos instead of winged messengers with laurel reeds but in the beginning there were very few specifically christian images. and take all measures who have your hats can dogmatically antique roman religion didn't develop any dogma and for that reason provided no order from our order 1st becomes apparent in christianity for instance in the hierarchy of the angels who we can see as the successor to the mynah functional gods of the romans one of those by the continuity and transformation volatile. but what were the models for the superhuman images in christendom where they the heroes of antiquity early christian imagery has its roots in the assyrian babylonian period with its anthropomorphic creatures for example the firy and winged cherub. but decent because if let's take a. the concept of demons which in the greek hero were neither good nor bad the morning demons were only intermediaries between the dead is and humanity in christianity they are rico defined as unclean spirits the new testament teaches us that they are the repudiate

of the boys and girls who joined that strike you know that she called her stall global warming to laurel well that's a child defected to you and you know you just have to ask something from there else and it will be delivered to you tomorrow you just have to ask it to really aggressively and this is the way they're outre liberal ideology works it shows you will some terrible images it shows you're some positive images and then they ask you aggressively are you against gratitude and work how can you have it be against children and then they show you a victim for example are the discontent that whole student and they say. against this person how can you be against the rebate is you bring up such a really good point robert because you know. you. can use children as props to propagate an ideology or a religion or a cult here but all the long the mainstream media ignores largely ignores the illegal war in yemen bordering on genocide and the inability of the chief executive of the united states from not being able to get 2000 troops out of syria. not able to and the almost 20 year war in afgha