you. >> happy to present in liaison report. my liaison report is an update on the issuance and report out on the east corridor and report on the discussion i have with the project manager's and in terms of status the program has bond measures in and under the $400 million authorization replacing staff is looking to clous close those out and relatively small amount of for the 2020 the bonds have issuing an aggregate of one hundred and $59 million and there are several components to it it the ones i'll highlight with the fighter the facility station the disastrous for the joint project between the emergency response team and recreation and then the 9-1-1 response. there is more detailed information on the status of this project and done by puc public utilities commission and covered the quarter so any comments include the information in those reports and thank you for the public utilities commission for the transparency and might have as well as other interested parties. and a few not able items in the report one i think the fire

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you talk about the liaisons, nypd sending of thinking liaisons to arizona and columbia to stop it before it gets here. these guys are here and committing these crimes. paul mauro talked about how there is a possibility this is a pick pocketing ring. listen to him yesterday here on "america's newsroom." >> i have to tell you according to my sourcing, the teams that are working pick pocket doing pick pockets in and around times square are venezuela migrants. they didn't learn that in america. there is a columbian team doing pick pockets. multiple arrests. cops know what is going on. they're ham strung by the migrant crisis by the laws and bail reform. >> dana: you say you have good relationships with the federal government. when something like this happens in times square, they go to jail. what happens if you called ice, the immigration and customs enforcement and say come get these guys and get them out of town. does that happen if it's a sanctuary city in new york? >> if they're in jail, that's a good solution to the problem. >> dana: they're out on without bail. >> we can't have people

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there was a subsequent motion to make me the liaison and then i was voted in as liaison. and you were president at the time. so i don't want to go back and rehash. we're trying to move forward and get things done. so i'm just trying to do a compromise with you and reword that particular motion. you were not. it's clear that you were not a committee member and you were not made a committee member. and um, you could have joined, but you didn't join. so i don't know how to handle this. i don't really want to rehash president kerry and send me that email indicating that i don't remember. yes. and the question is, did you participate? i was not allowed to participate. um, it was open. we couldn't have we couldn't have a we were we were we had a special meeting posted as well. so you didn't even attend. so i don't know how to address this, i did attend, i was told i couldn't speak that we can only observe. so i want the report to be factual and accurate. that's all i'm saying. i did volunteer to be on that committee. i very much wanted to be on that committee. i had a lot to br

there was a subsequent motion to make me the liaison and then i was voted in as liaison. and you were president at the time. so i don't want to go back and rehash. we're trying to move forward and get things done. so i'm just trying to do a compromise with you and reword that particular motion. you were not. it's clear that you were not a committee member and you were not made a committee member. and um, you could have joined, but you didn't join. so i don't know how to handle this. i don't really want to rehash president kerry and send me that email indicating that i don't remember. yes. and the question is, did you participate? i was not allowed to participate. um, it was open. we couldn't have we couldn't have a we were we were we had a special meeting posted as well. so you didn't even attend. so i don't know how to address this, i did attend, i was told i couldn't speak that we can only observe. so i want the report to be factual and accurate. that's all i'm saying. i did volunteer to be on that committee. i very much wanted to be on that committee. i had a lot to br

nations fao - headquarters, which is located in rome, in geneva, in the palace of nations, has a liaisone with the un. to give children the opportunity to grow up healthy, get vaccinated, get an education, feed those people who do not have, we can’t even imagine that there are up to a billion people in the world they need food aid, which... is provided by the united nations, that millions, hundreds of millions of people every day receive humanitarian aid from the united nations. the main task is to contribute to the fight against hunger and malnutrition, ensuring food security, best agricultural practices, knowledge of which plants survive better and produce more in drought conditions, how to replenish. fao currently includes more than 11 thousand experts from 130 countries, there are 11 of us thousands, and we work together to achieve common goals. climate change on our planet, global warming, poses a serious threat to food security today; it leads to an increase in the number of natural disasters. experts warn. the world meteorological organization, wmo, the oldest un organization, has

the level of complaints and disagreements, etc., in south africa we have what we call multi-party liaisonmittees. multi-party communication committees by the election commission. let's assume that there is an issue that the multi-party communication committee cannot solve solve it, in that case, the issue can be referred to the two mechanisms that i mentioned, first, it can be referred to the supreme court, we have a supreme court in pretoria, the same city where i am , disaffected political parties or even candidates of political parties or independent candidates in they went to court in the past. the court may vote in support of them, or may vote against them, or the court may say that we will refer this issue to a higher court. so, in this case, the candidates themselves can refer the matter to the supreme court of appeal. it goes to the constitutional court it is now the highest court in our land. the constitutional court usually issues a verdict. he either approves the opinion of the complainant candidate or the complainant party or rejects their opinion, in which case their request

. >> in terms of that may not be necessary liaison the commission i understand the hiring process and if i may mr. president jeanine nicholson, chief of department. and vice president fraser get the inclusion and comments. >> yes. she was a huge part of the process and commissioner was our liaison between us and you. >> by all means. >> yes. i was the liaison between the commission. >> i'm sorry- >> (multiple voices). >> i was on the interview panel (clearing throat) for the physician applicants and (clearing throat) we interviewed several and we choose the best one that is qualified and i'm not sure how the scrutiny goes we need the and our cabin is really great. >> and look forward to getting to know him a little bit better it is interesting for me, i had a lot of healthcare professionals and it is he'll be it's been a long time coming. and as 7, 8, 9 goes own like everyone has to learn the job. >> i'll say that (clearing throat) and one other comment please. >> thank you. >> thank you for the bringing up the way mo item i heard that los angeles county couldn't voted to deny permits

14, the eighth cavalry corps dropped an order from the people's commissariat of defense on their liaison. there was the 112th bashkir division. in general, it was a national formation, because when it was formed, up to 95% were ethnic bashkirs and tatars, it should be noted that these were the best residents of the republic of bashkyrtystan, there was even a selection process, the best of the best signed up, these were volunteers, there was a very experienced commander shaimuratov was invited, after february 14 the front line froze 20 km from varoshilovgrad, the germans surrounded. the corps' planned advance towards stalin was no longer possible; the order came to leave the enemy's rear. the cavalrymen waited until the blizzard began, and local residents, like guides along the gullies, led our units out, there was a moment recorded when the germans, in blizzard conditions, fought among themselves. the february cavalry raid was very difficult, there was a catastrophic shortage of ammunition. they had to fight hand-to-hand with sabers, the enemy not only went against them infantry, but als

14, the eighth cavalry corps dropped an order from the people's commissariat of defense on their liaisonthe rank of guards. there was the 112th bashkir division, in general it was... advancing towards stalin was no longer possible, the order came to leave behind enemy lines, the cavalrymen waited until the snowstorm began, and the local residents, like guides along the gullies, led our units out, there was a moment recorded when the germans, in a snowstorm, were fighting among themselves. the february cavalry raid was very difficult, there was a catastrophic shortage of ammunition, and we had to fight with sabers. it was authority, he was respected, he was valued, they loved him when they went on the attack, shaimurato raised his fighters, saying that solovat’s descendants do not know how to retreat, this salavat is also a national hero. the cavalrymen are leaving the encirclement in the area, now this is the city of petrovskoye, our positions were already 2 km away, on february 23, that’s exactly what happened, our divisions are making a breakthrough to withdraw the corps, shaimuratov c

and at this time, accordingly, on february 14, the eighth cavalry corps, a liaison plane, dropped anmissariat of defense to award them the rank of guards. there was the 112th bashkir division. in general, it was a national formation, because during the formation. not only infantry, but also tanks, and at the same time within a week, the cavalrymen managed to liberate several villages. when the soldiers of the 112th cavalry division went on the attack, they followed shai muratov. he was an authority , he was respected, he was valued, he was loved when they went on the attack, shaimurato raised his soldiers, saying that the descendants of the salavat do not know how to retreat, this salavat is also the national hero of bashtystan, the cavalrymen are leaving the encirclement in the area, now it is a city petrovskaya, there would already be a position 2 km away, that’s exactly what happened, our divisions are making a breakthrough to withdraw the corps, shaimuratov calls fire on himself with a small group, thereby saving the corps, he himself dies heroically, the surviving soldiers , alo

a main liaison between american and arya was designated habibullah noorin according to the statement. he himself was attracted to cia in america and was so trusted by the americans that they gave him an office at bagram airfield itself . noreen helped aria with the coordination of the americans. in order to form his terrorist group officially and communicate with other terrorist groups, norin was an expert who worked on iran to overthrow the islamic republic of iran at the same time. a monarchist woman named zeina tehrani opened aria's legs to the media. the aim of positioning the separatist terrorist group of the new army as a royalist group with national goals. aria also got acquainted with a person named saadi khalidi, a separatist based in the northern region of iraq, under the management of the americans. saadi khalidi's focus is on the division of the western parts of iran. arabs are one of the most sensitive parts, and the americans are from leader key influential people who are in the region. now the desire to separate east and west iran had reached a common intersection. ther

sek-kohah acts as a liaison between the people and the pharmacists and pharmacies deliver the medicine to the people. very well, you also have a report . if there is any point, please let me know. if not, let's see the report together. thank you, mrs. jalilnejad . let's see the report of mrs. jalilnejad . we will come back and talk more about this with the honorable guest. i'm not visiting, it means introducing this pharmacy to me i've been here since the morning, he says, go and confirm it, come and confirm it, go, it can all be confirmed by e-mail and online, the government's version. for this wandering and the complaints of the internet platforms, the platforms came and complained, saying that these dear ones do not regulate food and medicine, nor do they let us work, a decree was passed in july 1401, a decree for the sale of medicine from the internet platform. it was left on paper until this year's mehr implementation fell on qaltak , but this process must be assured. ok, in terms of health through pharmacies it should be done, that is , there should be a supervision of pharmacies

schools and so being able to have someone who can be that liaison, which actually was really advantageous went through the pandemic because we had the infrastructure, unlike some districts, to be able to build community and connections between resources in the community, families and the school. and so we know things like making sure that there's somebody to connect with family so that we can make sure students are in schools. i think what we're seeing is the increased attention to mental health and having somebody who can really support our educators and our families with making sure kids are in a space to learn, and being able to get those supports and wrapping around those services around each child so that they have the wraparound supports, opportunities that and superintendent, thank you both for taking time out of your day to come here. >> talk to us about this $9 million grant over three years that will be benefiting the students here in oakland unified school district. appreciate your time. >> thank you for having us. yeah hugely important. >> thank you for the conversation on all

is a casual farmer and mountain guide in the quartier of drunken mountains in peru, the homeless liaison. here we are now, but this is lake park, a quote you 4550 meters above sea level of a sink winter. so, but in the matter, the low he could catch what we catch while i believe so said we're an integral part of nature and then the to the list when this thing on top here is where i dream. you can feel that the mountain is trying to tell me, so do they feed oliver? maybe it's spirits or energy, so i don't know so, but you can feel that something is here in is not the case out of the lake. talk a coach of the kitch was say, the lake is filled with tears from the 2 glaciers from the water that melts from the pal. correct? you on the left foot run, run on the right. so 30 that isn't declared authority. say there's a major threat to be as close to an avalanche could be triggered in the upper part of the globe, shot at the little glass. you have a large block of vice. we'd break off look and fall into the lake. it would result in a kind of so non and you know, yes the approval cutty own uh wel

catch will farmer and mountain guide in the 40 era, blanca, mountains and per room, the homeless liaison. here we are. part of this is link talk a quote, you 4550 meters above sea level of the glint, the man the low. he could catch what we catch while, i believe so said we're an integral part of nature and then the to the next one to stay. and then one up here is where i dream. and then i can feel that the mountain is trying to tell me. so they, they said oliver, maybe it's spirits or energy, so i don't know so, but you can feel that something is here in is not the case of the lake. south dakota, the kitch was say, the lake is filled with tears from the 2 glaciers from the water that melts from the pole corrections on the left to go run, run on the right. let's have 30 that isn't declared authority. say there's a major threat to be as close to an avalanche could be triggered in the upper part of the globe shot at the little glass you have. if a large block of vice would break off look and fall into the lake, it would result in a kind of so non and you know, yes the approval cutty own. uh

is a casual farmer and mountain guide in the 40 era, blanca, mountains and per room, the homeless liaison. here we are. part of this is lake. talk the culture, 4550 meters above sea level. the think went us over the met the low he could catch with. we catch want believe to said we're an integral part of nature and then the to the list. when the state level appears, where i dream it, i can feel that the mountain is trying to tell me so that they see valuable. maybe it's spirits or energy. so i don't know so, but you can feel that something is here and there's no the case of the lake felt the coach of the kitch was saved. the lake is filled with tears from the 2 glaciers from the water that melts from them. how corrupt you on the left foot run, run on the right. let's have 30 that isn't declared authority. say there's a major threat and you'd be as close to an avalanche could be triggered in the upper part of the globe shot at the the glass. you have if a large block of vice, we'd break off look and fall into the lake. it would result in a kind of so non and who knows? yes, the approval cut

act as a little bit good because i also operate to operate operate on in do was for the last term liaison because in play with those. and you can have lots of that with me to the union. without that i had a great camera crew. so i was very happy with what i got when i come back to the legend. so operating on that is very important. i like to have a task doesn't get you that fast, quick and contrary to what people say is because you only have the camera. the accent is cut off. that's absolute bullshit. have you got to do is if you go you right, you find something like what is the photographer and you like that i'm talking to, i'm seeing right into houses like that. so i, i start to move all my own style in terms of how i deal with that is how i i with us. hi, pulling, pulling into the process. because to be, i think my job is to direct to the way i do. it is a partnership with some of the company in robin hot outside the private e as in boulder. and i, i don't bother him with that. i can explain to him that when you walk in this call to see is only going to be 40 percent that but we look f

you would walk into the entertainment liaison office in downtown los angeles. resale when a film an air force base or what an ad across carrier i once the black hole, helicopters or whatever it is. and they would tell you straight away, give us your entire script. in the documentary theaters of war that you just saw, piece of producers and directors explain how the pentagon insist on control of their message. that means you have to turn your script literally over to them. some people probably would say, well yeah, i've heard of this like the top gun maybe black hawk down, maybe some of the marvel series. but what they don't know is how systematic this has been and how huge this operation is being. you can call it censorship. you can call it propaganda it's, it's all of these things. censorship, propaganda that says those are the words of oliver stone. now he is one of the few directors who have succeeded without seeking the approval from the pentagon. somebody's been able to bypass a, but that's one in a 1000000. so just out pronounced is the state department's hold on the message that

specifically go toward the district's health centers and investing in school community manager, who act as liaisons between the community and district. >> oakland is receiving $14 million in additional funding from the state to shelter homeless seniors. the latest award from california's homekey program will fund supportive housing in east oakland and the 40 unit dignity village on eads avenue and clara street will become the ninth oakland project created through a state pandemic program from the city's eight previous homekey awards have facilitated the conversion of existing buildings like motels and dorms into supportive housing. the city of oakland is also contributing $6.3 million to the project, covering 15 years of operation. lion's mayor shang tao, writing on x today. homekey has been an incredible program for our city, helping us secure 467 new units of permanent supportive housing since 2020. this aligns with oakland's goals of expanding supportive housing with wraparound services to get more neighbors off our streets and parks into safe, dignified conditions. >> for all right, here's a lo

yes. deals that have you been offered for liaison? yes. but for 50 or 60 years a day or so. i won't do that. it's not enough to support the use of lives. in leon, he's here because he needs the money. we always have you ever had problems before then? yes, 2 or 3 times people came along. i went with one of them, worked for 4 days, and then he left without paying cards and thought so it goes. that's how it works here. use it is holding out for a decent offer until then. he'll sleep here in the park. back in the vineyards. a team from the powerful french trade union, c g t has come to show solidarity with the workers c g t general secretary sabine delaney is a trained nurse. now she's fighting for the rights of seasonal workers take on to the press. but there's a settlement. there's a code of silence. we don't know how many people are affected by. yeah. for, for maybe it's only a few cases. but even one case is one to many parts without having to sit on the top of the, the front of our job is to make sure that nobody is employed here under slavery like conditions for how you're

councils to have control of the admissions for all schools and for the government to introduce family liaisonved parents who lose a baby before 2a weeks of pregnancy in england can now receive a certificate in recognition of their loss. ministers say they've listened to bereaved parents who have gone through the painful experience of miscarriage. you're live with bbc news. as the second anniversary of russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine approaches, western officials are warning that the kremlin has not given up its original goal of subjugating most ukrainian territory. the officials — who declined to be named — say russia still hopes to install a pro—moscow government in kyiv. but can ukraine keep up its resistance and what can the west do to help? let's speak to 0lena prokopenko — co—chair of the transatlantic taskforce on ukraine and former advisor to the country's finance minister. great to talk to you on bbc news. we are approaching two years very soon since russia invaded. just talk us through the tenacity of ukraine as it continues to defend its country. continues to defend its coun

the muscle kind of helping them liaison therapies we do in a vacuum of mine, but to look to incorporate issues of stress being moments and the issues that i should just bring with them to therapy sessions. it's on. so was climate crisis. previously, cobit and stickle one whole issues repeatedly to an up in our sessions, up in the movie the off top. and people who frequently suffer panic attacks or feel overwhelmed by stress should get help from a medical professional. because there are ways of managing and controlling them when they have depression as another mental illness where effective treatments are available. detecting it early on improves the chances of recovery. but just talking about the issue is often a challenge. physician and health influence, or a pro doctor, and finding a young nigerian woman to join him for a chat about her depression. and one helped her in her time of need. so guy today we're going to be talking about the depression in this, you know, very public, but at the same time, very private space. we have to bring it out here so that we can have this feeling that

been informed and are being given all of the help and support that they need by specialist family liaisono hospital due to injuries that she had sustained. her condition is not life threatening, and she remains in police custody at this time. conjoined twins were born in senechal and were expected to survive for just a few days but were moved to london for treatment at great ormond street hospital. since then, they have defied all odds, recently celebrating their seventh birthday. the co and has their story. what is it now? marieme and ndeye enjoying playing with their friends at mount stuart primary. theirfather always hoped they'd go to mainstream school. it's a way for me to show that they are part of society. this is what i wanted — they don't have to hide from anybody. to see kids, to play with them, to laugh with them, to make friends, to develop as individuals. they don't have to hide from anybody. they're really kind to us and they're really nice to play with. that's why they're stuck together — because they really love each other. they may show anybody, but the girls are two very

hey, fat choy bonta was joined by oakland police, including chinatown liaison officer wesley huynh and representatives from the alameda county district attorney and sheriff's office. >> community leaders hope the interaction with small businesses will highlight first hand the needs on the ground and hopefully direct more resources toward solutions, business reimbursement for crime stricken business owners who got their business broken into, uh, glasses, shattered reimbursement for costs that they lost from all this, uh, crime that happened around them, and encourage people to come celebrate at sunday's parade in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. and as assembly member, bonta toured oakland's chinatown. >> her husband, california attorney general rob bonta, announced the seizure of hundreds of illegal weapons and ammunition in richmond. the cash was found during a search to retrieve weapons from someone who's barred from legally owning them. bonta says the suspects stockpile included assault rifles, grenades and approximately. 1 million rounds of ammunition. in 2006, california bec

and that's the ad hoc liaison committee and norway has, has led that since its founding and 1993. all right. and it's about transferring of funds to the palestinian authority. yes it's, it's to coordinate all those countries who have been willing to help the public didn't, you know, thought it, they said, i mean there's some, there's the americans and europeans. if so, cell sits, the arab state, the goal states, a number of countries. and in order to make sure that this was coordinated and then collaborative, we set up this institution in which to p a policy new authority started meet the it's rarely meet and all the donors meet, enter channel defense. at that, we're not only channeling the funds, we're also trying to be helpful in uh, giving uh, advice of friendly advice. for instance, through the va about their need to modernize itself to upgrade they have capacity. so it's just one last question about oslo, if you could re, wind the clock, if you would, you could redo oslo, knowing what you know today, what would you change about it? yes, it's a very good question. and then of

the guidelines were the liaison, costing cop nightstand. check out all day. the latest local news will be back up to the out, the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter level. as many predicted israel's onslaught on gods is triggering a much larger middle east complex. here's the united states, is willing to slide israel's regional enemies for israel. this is what joe biden's, blank check underwriting. israel actually means the cross talking palestine on joined by my guess, london, new york. he is a legal and media analyst in toronto. we have who knows, i se, is a professor of sociology at mount royal university in calgary and in rome. we crossed to romano roberto. she is an author and managing editor of the palestine chronicle. right. press stop, rules that affect, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate it. let's go to the good professor. first in toronto, i'm calling this program biden's blank, blank check. and that's essentially what we see coming from the administration. we have these hemmin

and so i didn't hear you have a senate staffer who's probably holding up the flag with the insignia liaison. mm hm. so it did. the optics are very poor indeed. and finally klein. i just wanted to speak a little bit more widely about the was as you're aware that the aid package has gold in the us. do you think that it, that it will likely get approved those $60000000000.00 for your grade? i am hopeful, but it will not be approved because there are a lot of representatives who are holding a strand line and opposition to it, such as my congressman from here, tennessee, representative of andy ogles, of these starts, we've guessed it, and it's for variety of reasons. that one of the main reasons that the, some of the representatives are opposed to that the new bill was because there is no account, there's no count of bill. mm hm. and without them being able to get the information, where's this money go? whereas it hasn't gone, where's the money that's been appropriate in the past though? and there is no transparency, transparency. and so that's a, that's a significant problem. um, unfortunately

been informed and are being given all of the help and support that they need by specialist family liaison taken to hospital due to injuries that she had sustained. her condition is not life threatening, and she remains in police custody at this time. earlier i spoke to our news correspondent, danjohnson who is in bristol. this has totally rocked people here, that something so awful can have happened to children so young on what is a really quiet residential street. the semidetached house the police were called to just after midnight on saturday is just around there. the neighbours really are stunned by what has happened. it is such an awful, tragic incident and the police had been describing how people have been affected, but how they have come together and the staff, the police officers and paramedics who were involved in this have been affected as well. talking about the welfare services that will be available to them in the aftermath. there is a murder investigation going on here. there is still forensic examination work taking place at the house and in the garden of the property as we