to leroy's heart.pent 13 years on the board ofbt goverrs o■ff the university of north carolina's system. in fact, it was through leroy's persistence that appalachian state university establi campus in hickory just last year. to his beloved wife, lynn, the entire family, i extend my condolences and gratitude to al9 of leroy's contributions. and, mr. speaker, i yieldgbac re gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, for five minutes. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: time is wasting. time is running out. we are sleeping while ukraine is burning. the victim of an international criminal. mr. speaker, i rise today as i have too many times before just 72 hours before members return to their districts for weeks, despite failingo secure aid for our allies in ukraine and israel. the men and women ukraine on the front lines will not sleep for those two weeks. this past putin reminded the world that he isn't going anywh

thank you for coming on the programme at leroy - creating.other side of the break with our pineal about a vote in the house of representatives today in washington to ban tiktok lots of governments looking at tiktok at the moment. hello, thanks forjoining me. it's been quite a cloudy day across most of the uk today, some rain too, but it's been mild. and if anything, the temperatures are expected to rise a little further as we head into thursday — quite breezy too, particularly in scotland. we've had some gales here. anyway, here's the satellite picture, and you can see the rain—bearing cloud streaming across the uk. that cloud produced the heavier rain around snowdonia, the north—west of england. and through the course of the evening, the weather front will be moving northwards. so where we had the clearer skies in the north, well, it's going to turn cloudy through the night. the outbreaks of rain will reach northern ireland, parts of southern scotland, too. but to the north, it will stay clear and chilly. so northern scotland, only around fi

interesting points on either you for leroy, really interesting points on either you for your leroy,lly interesting points on either you for your time. amazing thank you for your time. amazing stuff. >> good stuff. well, and let us know what you made of that gb views at gb news. com but grab your raincoats in meantime, your raincoats in the meantime, because could because this easter could be rather wet and windy, with a particular dampener predicted for our bank holiday celebrations. whippy. we'll hear from a weather expert next. >> good afternoon. britain. it's just gone. 10 to 2. and this bank holiday weekend is right around the corner . but heavy around the corner. but heavy rain and strong winds could disrupt travel and pose a risk to safety in the run up to the easter weekend. >> oh, great. just what we all want to hear. so for those travelling over the bank holiday weekend, rac have advised weekend, the rac have advised drivers to beware changing drivers to beware of changing road joining road conditions. well, joining us now is presenter and meteorologist at the met office. w

. >> back in february, leroy wise was sentenced to only 30 days in jail after being convicted of putting a gun to a mail carriers head. even though federal prosecutors recommended 28 months every robbery threat and assault to a postal worker who's who's working is serious to us, according to usps, robbery cases exploded by 350. while the conviction rate plummeted by 53% from 2019 to 2022. we've never seen postal crime like this before. >> the postal service has uniformed police officers who protect mail carriers and mail, and national president for their union, says the lack of officers on the street is contributing to the spike in 1980, there were more than 2500 uniformed postal officers across 66 cities. >> by 2020, there were only 450 officers in 20 cities, including san francisco and oakland. >> can postal police stop the mail theft epidemic? no, we can't. can we make a dent in it? obviously and the postal police officers union is currently suing the postal service because they want to be more involved in mail crime investigations. >> but a representative from the u.s. postal inspect

when you, when you hear somebody being describe like is bad, bad leroy brown with a razor. an issue. you're not all. look at what daniel mcadams from the ron paul institute posted on twitter. they've got our attention here. let me, let me read you. what he writes. he writes dudes, patients eating, other haitians sounds like c, i a cy. off to justify whitening u. s. military operation, by them is a full part who lived with desperately means of military wind. anything. so he's going with this, barbecue b. s. come on, man. don't let them fall to you again. that's daniel mcadams. and guess what? or can i tell you something that's daniel mike adams, various, by golly, he's life. and these have been explained to us what he meant in that the tweet that his mother will soon be watching his mouth out with soap for. we're going to be back to go with the the hey, i'm rick sanchez. welcome back. not to be confused with bad bad leeway brown. we're joined now by daniel mcadams, executive director of the ron paul institute. it's always a pleasure to be able to talk to somebody who brings

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this with our panel joyce, today's robert patello, lawyer and political commentator, and doctor linda leroy tarver, who was an election integrity expert and a former michigan, a civil rights commissioner. she's also staunch pro life proponent and christian author. you can find her book, died in the will, anywhere books are sold. welcome. i went to get all of your titles and cuz it's very, very important to me. and i want to start with you, dr to her because donald trump pretty much is secure the republican nomination even before today. happen to super tuesday. however, nikki haley has refused to get out of the race after each major primary defeat, including her own state of south carolina. so what is the benefit for nikki haley to be in the race after today? so in bathroom hailey absolutely needs to utilize the funds that she is received. as a result, she is definitely going to go through it for today today in hopes that she can pick up the stage and move on there i there's no task for her. but she definitely wants to make sure that the contributors to her campaign have the representation t

so i have to cook for over 28 people who at home and now for the last leroy wouldn't betrayed his jump on the ship with anyone on land. the last thing for a place to work is on a ship to people. yeah. and you see son much great nature, small villages and all the people in the bank see why they see a lot. yeah. it's very special. i wouldn't want to give it tom. good. perfect. ok, good. really delicious. about really good laotian food. so i'd have just have to be careful with the teenage would be that if i for the allow sions, i put in 10 or 15 with on, from the tourists, maybe one in the way of giving you the once the food is in south jonathan, given to the guests the shaft consume, coordinate to day the evening my philosophy because i love cooking very much. it's all through a dialect today. i'm also, i'm pretty tied in the gas. it's enjoyed the soup. even if it is a bit spicy than usual today. the someone who also knows about good taste is 67 year old, some chum. she makes our own whiskey from rice, but she's feeling worried about the future of our business. the life is good for us he

this with our panel joyce, today's robert patello, lawyer and political commentator, and doctor linda leroy tarver, who was an election integrity expert and a former michigan, a civil rights commissioner. she's also staunch pro life proponent and christian author. you can find her book, died in the will, anywhere books are sold. welcome. i went to get all of your titles and he was very, very important to me. and i want to start with you, dr to her because donald trump pretty much is secure the republican nomination even before today. happen to super tuesday. however, nikki haley has refused to get out of the race after each major primary defeat, including her own state of south carolina. so what does it benefit for nikki haley to be in the race after today? so in bathroom hailey absolutely needs to utilize the funds that she has received as a result, she is definitely going to go through it for tuesday today in hopes that she can pick up the stage and move on there i there is no task for her. but she definitely wants to make sure that the contributors to her campaign have the representation

. >> back in february, leroy wise was sentenced to only 30 days in jail after being convicted of putting gun to a mail carriers head. even though federal prosecutors recommended 28 months every robbery threat and assault to a postal worker who's who's working is serious to us, according to usps robbery cases exploded by 350. while the conviction rate plummeted by 53% from 2019 to 2022. >> we've never seen postal crime like this before. the postal service has uniformed police officers who protect mail, carriers and mail, and national president for their union says the lack of officers on the street is contributing to the spike. >> in 1980, there were more than 2500 uniformed postal officers across 66 cities. by 2020, there were only 450 officers in 20 cities, including san francisco and oakland. >> can postal police stop the mail theft epidemic? no. we can't. can we make a dent in it? obviously >> postal inspectors say to protect your mail and alleviate mail theft, you should not leave mail any longer in your mailbox than necessary. they also say you can go into the post office to drop yo

and so there was a diplomat at the state department, leroy davidson, and he decided going to put together the most modern works that we can, and we're going to take them abroad and we're going to show people what freedom of expression means. and this would be in stark contrast to the prevailing art in the soviet union at the time, which course was soviet realism, you know, the heroic depictions of the workers sort of thing. so davidson he he bought 117 oils and watercolors by american artists. there were two things that were unusual and ultimately controversial about the show. he called the show advancing american art and the state department bought the pictures. now, this is unusual usually the pictures would be loaned, but he he argued that it would be much easier to stage a longer exhibition and, have the government assume the costs of insurance and, shipping and everything to just buy the pictures. the other unusual thing is there was jury. davidson himself picked the pictures. he was afraid if there was a jury that they would default to the safest works and did not want this to be a

names like mary helen rogers and nature mason and a lois west brooke and espino la nina jack on and leroytrailblazers. there are so many of those people including my grandmother camellia brown who were just one generation removed from slavery and they were the hope of our ancestors as they migrated to california and i look at what we are doing here in san francisco today and asthma i can't angelou talks about the hopes and the dream of the slaves. it's about the ability for all of us to not only lead but to come together. and to work together and continue to buildup our community in way that's lifts every one, not just some of us. not just i got mine and you worry about getting yours is we got ours together. [cheers and applause] so as we celebrate our history and as tonight, we have a good time too, after dealing with the global pandemic, after dealing with so many challenges in this city, i don't know but but i'm seeing and i'm feeling the change. i'm seeing and feeling the excitement. and i am enjoying every single minute of it. so i want to take this opportunity last but not least to

captain leroy torres.h that as well personally but i know that is why you do such a great job in this role. and colonel over to you now. give us an idea of the kind of healthcare are veterans are need of? >> a well it is a vast majority of veterans need healthcare at every level. we are talking approximately 3.5 million veterans that will be eligible for this healthcare that have been exposed to toxic chemicals and substances. many of these problems have been going on for decades for them and have involved their children. and the generational problem. this is important news for the veterans in our country. it is important that we realize it is a huge hurdle there is a backlog of about 378,000 claims. so now we are going to add millions to that. we are going to have to work collaboratively to address the issue. arthel: i want to take a look at performance on benefits purchased through the last month. over 1 million claims nearly 800,000 of those claims were approved a 75-point to percent took an average of

. >> back in february, leroy wise was sentenced to only 30 days in jail after being convicted of putting gun to a mail carriers head. even though federal prosecutors recommended 28 months every robbery threat and assault to a postal worker who's who's working is serious to us, according to usps, robbery cases exploded by. 350. while the conviction rate plummeted by 53% from 2019 to 2022. >> we've never seen postal crime like this before. the postal service has uniformed police officers who protect mail carriers and mail, and national president for their union, says the lack of officers on the street is contributing to the spike in 1980, there were more than 2500 uniformed postal officers across 66 cities. >> by 2020. there were only 450 officers in 20 cities, including san francisco and oakland. can postal police stop the mail theft epidemic? >> no. we can't. can we make a dent in it? obviously >> and the postal police officers union is currently suing the postal service because they want to be more involved in street policing and mail crime investigations, but a representative from the

form, when you can joke about them openly, when they are self-ironic, together with dmitry malikov, leroy artist dzhigan and comedian film and television actress marina fedunkev. all of them will act as leaders of teams, which will include popular comedians. i was wildly worried, thinking that i would forget something somewhere or let the team down. no, everything went perfectly, and it’s up to the jury and the audience to evaluate it. of course, i have acting experience, you know, i act a lot in advertising and... i also have film experience, but of course i have experience in such a humorous conglomerate of events, scenes, genres experience of such is not enough, so i think that this invaluable experience that i get is the most valuable thing for me that i take away from this project. the leader of the project, as well as the mentor of one of the teams, was the popular comedian azamat masagaliev. everyone who took part in the first season. which they have and well, it deserves a lot of respect, because the guys easily agree to the jokes that the teams offer them, some even offer, as far

so you can i get like leroy. and because like autos, you become irrelevant, don't you become irrelevant? and that's just a way sports are because they need your jersey for the next that's why you are very aware of compensated. but for most guys, it's a traumatic experience than all they've had. that's all you had. and you don't have a job and you still got to keep panel, you'll still a young person. but hey congratulation to him and he's a great dude and i'm happy you got to walk. normally you don't get to retire and he played for one team the whole time? yes. but i'm saying you don't normally don't get to retire when we come as a hate, can we hear i'm using it? well here, so he's wanted to luckin, want to retire on his own terms. >> those things where they say, can i see you in the office for a minute? let's talk about a player who's really just starting her career. we are talking, of course the about caitlin clark. have you seen her on the basketball court? >> the >> iowa hawkeyes basketball superstar, both the

names like mary helen rogers and nature mason and a lois west brooke and espino la nina jack on and leroytrailblazers. there are so many of those people including my grandmother camellia brown who were just one generation removed from slavery and they were the hope of our ancestors as they migrated to california and i look at what we are doing here in san francisco today and asthma i can't angelou talks about the hopes and the dream of the slaves. it's about the ability for all of us to not only lead but to come together. and to work together and continue to buildup our community in way that's lifts every one, not just some of us. not just i got mine and you worry about getting yours is we got ours together. [cheers and applause] so as we celebrate our history and as tonight, we have a good time too, after dealing with the global pandemic, after dealing with so many challenges in this city, i don't know but but i'm seeing and i'm feeling the change. i'm seeing and feeling the excitement. and i am enjoying every single minute of it. so i want to take this opportunity last but not least to

. >> leroy lindo to you accept the nomination? >> absolutely. >> before we go to vote, is there any public comment? sounds good. roll call vote. [roll call] thank you. item 5 is election of the chair and vice chair and alternative member of the development finance operation committee of city county of san francisco. the committee chair and vice chair selected from commissioners of the authority and hold office--until removed or successor are elected and qualified. president torres would you like to nominate the chair, vice chair and alturn ternative member? >> yes, you can remind those serving in leadership roles on the body? >> for chair leroy lindo, vice chair [indiscernible] >> for conversation here, to be movement here, but again, i'm very happy to appoint again to maintain the consistency. i leave it up to the two of you to share that with me. >> whatever. i think works best. i think it has been working well. >> okay. >> i think it has been working well. >> fantastic. it is nice to hear it is working well and the leadership r

she follows in the footsteps leroy chase who was the president and c.e.o.f the boys and girls club for over 50 years. her leadership as the president and c.e.o. of the boynd a girls club of the san fernando valley has been nothing short of remarkable. under her guidance, the club has not only expanded its reach but also deepened its impact, offering comprehensive after-school programs that cover education andealth and life skill, arts, sports and wellness and leadership and character development. nicole's approach to youth t is holistic. and inclusive. ensuring that the programs under her leadership cater to the diverse needs of young people, nurturing their potential and them for successful careers. her work extends beyond the confines of the boys and girs club -- girls club. as a motivating the teen spirit, she plays a critical role in fostering emotional literacy and integrity among teens. nicole's commitment to community service is evident in her extensive involvement in various city commissions initiatives es zoo commission. these roles underscore her