lillian murphy community. they've engaged in the community process and have received feedback about that. we wanted to keep you updated on the project naming. lastly, i wanted to let you know that earlier this month on september 1, the school district published a notice of availability on the draft environmental impact report on the mission bay school project and the school district will be accepting comments on the draft eir through october 19. commissioners, members of the public, you're invited to review the eir and make comments. staff is reviewing the document and we'll notify the commission if we have any comments that we're going to be submitting and we'll forward you the link where you can find the draft eir online. that concludes my report. >> chair bustos: thank you. commissioners, are there any questions related to the executive director report? i just want to say, i'm actually excited they're naming it after sister lillian. she was a force to be reckoned with and a big promoter of affordable housin

on her kitchen floorfor but lillian briggs lay in pain on her kitchen floor for eight hours.seven hours after i called them, she says to me, we know about your mother, she is not a priority. i says, well, you will hopefully be here before she dies because she is in a bad way now. that she dies because she is in a bad way now. �* , she dies because she is in a bad way now. . , ~ , �* , now. at first minister's questions, o- osition now. at first minister's questions, opposition parties _ now. at first minister's questions, opposition parties raised _ now. at first minister's questions, opposition parties raised other - opposition parties raised other examples of long delays. this morning. _ examples of long delays. this morning. we _ examples of long delays. this morning, we already - examples of long delays. this morning, we already in shock and horror— morning, we already in shock and horror about 65—year—old jarrod browne — horror about 65—year—old jarrod browne who died after a 40 hour wait for an— browne who died after a 40 hour wait foran ambulance. when browne who died

and i think you know with lillian boxfish. the real woman's name is margaret fishback and so you can already tell from the title that i'm taking perhaps greater liberties. i was you know, i invented more of that story and i felt like i definitely wanted the book to call attention to the real margaret, but i didn't want anyone to read my book and think this is literally her life. this is a biography or anything like that. so that was important to me. whereas with these two a new i had to use their names because they're historic figure share them. you really is taxidermied and in the smithsonian you can go see her but i think a lot, you know, i think this applies particularly to historical fiction but to any kind of fiction and you know, there's lots of conversations happening now about whose stories are aren't you know, given writers to tell and so i think you know because of how i just wanted to depict him in the first place, but also like how i wanted to give them personalities like a big thing that i've done that i haven't s

lillian murphy community.ve received feedback about that. we wanted to keep you updated on the project naming. lastly, i wanted to let you know that earlier this month on september 1, the school district published a notice of availability on the draft environmental impact report on the mission bay school project and the school district will be accepting comments on the draft eir through october 19. commissioners, members of the public, you're invited to review the eir and make comments. staff is reviewing the document and we'll notify the commission if we have any comments that we're going to be submitting and we'll forward you the link where you can find the draft eir online. that concludes my report. >> chair bustos: thank you. commissioners, are there any questions related to the executive director report? i just want to say, i'm actually excited they're naming it after sister lillian. she was a force to be reckoned with and a big promoter of affordable housing for people. so, in her own right, she was a si

between doses from the recommended $21.00 days to almost 3 months which is the case for street vendor, lillian, and about a boy who was hoping to be fully protected by now, let's say that let's say i wish i could get my 2nd dose to be safe. they're saying i will have to wait until november. and the same is happening with most faxing. so far less than a 3rd of columbia, the population has been fully vaccinated, while almost half as received at least one dose. experts are hoping the country will soon be able to pick up speed after news that the more contagious delta variance was detected. here earlier this week, and that the home grown variance known as mew is already responsible for over 60 percent of current infection. columbia, the national institute for health is the 1st in a developing country to independently sequenced the local variance, which is spreading internationally and is being closely monitored by the world health organization. and i will make an offer with thomas at this time, we are evaluating the possibility that the new variant could evade the immune system of vaccinated peopl

lillian murphy community.ocess and have received feedback about that. we wanted to keep you updated on the project naming. lastly, i wanted to let you know that earlier this month on september 1, the school district published a notice of availability on the draft environmental impact report on the mission bay school project and the school district will be accepting comments on the draft eir through october 19. commissioners, members of the public, you're invited to review the eir and make comments. staff is reviewing the document and we'll notify the commission if we have any comments that we're going to be submitting and we'll forward you the link where you can find the draft eir online. that concludes my report. >> chair bustos: thank you. commissioners, are there any questions related to the executive director report? i just want to say, i'm actually excited they're naming it after sister lillian. she was a force to be reckoned with and a big promoter of affordable housing for people. so, in her own right,

lillian, here because of the breezy winds, also wet weather, but the sun returns on thursdays, so that will help bump up your temperature to 11 degrees of white weather. we've seen toward this northwest corner of molly 57 millimeters, but no rain on monday. bomb, the co has a high of 32 degrees. that's it for me. see soon the talk to al jazeera, we what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because the situation on the ground seems to be pointing. otherwise we listen. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that imagine on sera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wow. so now you take, it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you too often of kind of style is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of kind of stuff thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archive standing for decades reveals the forgotten truth of the countries modern history. the forbidden real part to the c

the scottish ambulance service helps people when they are most in need, but lillian briggs lay in painhought she was going to die. i held my mum's hand, she had a couple of bruises, a bashed face so i wiped her face, reassured her. eventually, seven hours, i called them. she says to me, we know about your mother, she's not a priority. i says, well, hopefully you'll be here before my mother dies, because my mum's in a bad way now. at first minister's questions, opposition parties raised other examples of long delays. this morning we all read in shock and horror about 65—year—old gerard brown, who died after a 40 hour wait for an ambulance. when the paramedics reached him all they could do was pronounce him as dead. his body was still warm. the first minister said the ambulance service was working under acute pressure, largely because of covid. while they are responding heroically to these challenges i recognise that some people are not getting the standard of service that they should be getting, or indeed the standard of service that the scottish ambulance service wants to deliver. that

phase and expected to m come to market over the next couple of years, talking about jobe, archer, lillian, i counted 12 companies working on evtols right now, targeting 2024, 2025 but they have to go through regulatory hurdles around the world we're showing you the stocks since they started trading you can go back further for joby, not a lot of action. curious to see what these guys do the next couple of years. shares of honda have not said exactly when the evtol they are working on will go into service but they have delivered more than 170 honda jets which they first started working on more than 15 years ago, the first delivery starting in 2014, i believe. and they are recognized around the world as a short haul aircraft jet that people enjoy in the upper class enjoy buying for, whether it's themselves or maybe a small business, wouldn't call it a business aircraft so much as a personal jet, if you will but they're quite successful in that area and continue to grow there and now they want to do it in the electrical vertical and takeoff area. >> if i had the money for a personal jet i wou

frawley. >> clyde frazier, jr. >> lillian inez frederick.. >> >> tamitha freeman. >> brett owen freiman/ >> peter l. freund >> arlene eva fried >> alan w. friedlander >> and michael. they give her being my guardian angel. crack -- >> and my uncle, thank you. although i never got the privilege to media you, so many people zombie that i remind them of your in so many ways. and i am so honored to have your name -- that so many people tell me that i remind them of you in so many ways. i love you dearly. >> andrew keith friedman. >> paul j. friedman. >> gregg j. froehner. >> lisa anne frost. >> peter christian fry. >> clement a. fumando. steven elliot furman. >> paul james furmato. >> karleton douglas beye fyfe. >> fredric neal gabler. >> richard peter gabriel. >> richard s. gabrielle. >> james andrew gadiel. pamela lee gaff. >> ervin vincent gailliard. >> deanna lynn galante. >> grace catherine galante. >> anthony edward gallagher. >> daniel james gallagher. >> john patrick gallagher. >> lourdes j. galletti. >> cono e. gallo. >> vincent gallucci

her name is lillian and she's gung ho from the beginning. you see her in the harlem meetings and she's speaking out and she's a true believer. by 1934 she is chosen by zimmerman and dubinski to organize black workers in chicago. they do not want to organize. she's lifted. she leaves her -- she leaves new york. she goes to chicago. she relocates. she spends months doing sort of real underground work to talk to these black women because they're scared of losing their jobs and she's finally getting somewhere and i'm not quite sure how many months she spends, but it's -- it seems to me a good six to nine months. and then all of a sudden she's just kind of plucked out of chicago and brought back to new york, and a jewish male is put in her place just as she says, i'm just about to bring all this thing to some sort of productivity. now the women are ready and she writes this letter to zimmerman and she says, i feel like i have been used as a cat's paw. and it's such an amazing phrase. and it really -- and, you know, what happens to her is that she

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stuart: lillian. >> a big mover.e these aircraft that run on electric, this could be worth 80% more. and those types of stocks and what it is worth to them, $17 in the future. stuart: electric planes, that is what lillian does. lucid motors. >> the epa announced and officially consolidated that lucid have longer charge than his luck, 520 miles per charge and you have analysts upgrading lucas take it could threaten tesla and ferrari with slick consumer sedans, longer charge in the batteries, that is impressive. stuart: 500 miles on a charge is pretty good. that is an industry leader and loose it is up 7%. check the big board. the big board, the dow industrials show a gain of 62 points. what is the yield on the 10 year treasury? it is one.34%. what is the price of gold this morning? $1,755 an ounce down to present today. what is the price of bitcoin? 38,$000. the price of oil, 71, 72, now 7226. average price per gallon of gas is $3.19, that is one dollar higher than it was one year ago. look at natural gas, down this m

her name is lillian gaskins. and she is gung ho from the beginning.ou see her in the harlem meetings and she is speaking out and she is a true believer. by 1934, she is chosen by zimmerman to go and organize black workers in chicago at the factory. this is all on the groundwork because they're some serious, serious people. do not want to organize. she is lifted. she goes. she leaves her job. she -- she leaves new york. she goes to chicago. she relocated. she spends months doing sort of real on-the-ground work to talk to these black women because they are scared of losing their jobs. and she is finally getting somewhere and i'm not quite sure how many months she spends but it seems to me a good six to nine months. and then, all of the sudden, she is just kind of plucked out of chicago and brought back to new york. and a jewish male is put in her place. just as she says, i'm just about to bring all of this thing to some sort of productivity. now, the women are ready and she's -- and she writes this letter to zimmerman. and she says i feel like i have be

in lillian, alabama, pictures of the roads full of water.arts of the gulf coast including lake pontchartrain, but from biloxi and pascagoula, right through mobile, destin, panama city, mexico beach all included because they're going to be scattered but you could get heavy rains there. then from a separate front, the one that blew through it is blowing through. this is from kentucky where they had more than a half foot of rain so flash flooding there and today, severe storms possible from nebraska right up through minnesota. that's mostly damaging winds. >>> coming up here on "gma," aly raisman joining us live after her powerful testimony on capitol hill. what she wants to see happen next. >>> brooke shields talking about her new beginning after devastating accident and melissa etheridge joining us live. your local news and weather is next. stay with us. my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. >>uild, is abc 7 news. reggie: good morning, jobina isi he

lillian caceres. brianjoseph lillian caceres. brian joseph cachia. lillian caceres.us. richard michael caggiano. cecile marella caguicla. john brett cahill. michaeljohn cahill. scott cahill. thomasjoseph cahill. george c cain. salvatore b calabro. joseph m. calandrillo. philip v. calcagno. edward calderon. jose calderon—0lmedo. kenneth caldwell. dominick e calia. felix bobby calixte. francisjoseph callahan. liam callaghan. suzanne calley. gino luigi calvi. roko camaj. michael f. cammarata. john a. candela. vincent a. cangelosi. stephenj. cangialosi. and my big brother, we love and miss you every day. you will never be forgotten. and my uncle gary. i love you and wish you were here, my siblings and i will be a beacon of your memory for many years to come. david g. carlone. rosemary carlson. mark stephen carney. joyce ann carpeneto. jeremy caz carrington. michael carroll. peter carroll. jamesjoseph carroll. peter carroll. james joseph carson carroll. peter carroll. jamesjoseph carsonjunior. christoffer mikael carson junior. christoffer mikael carstanjen. angelene carso

. >> finally, can you tell us about lillian miles lewis, who in your preface, you really credit withspiration. >> she was a dear friend of mine. many people may not know her by name, but she was the wife of john lewis, who died before he did. i met her in 1992 very shortly after the clarence thomas hearings. what she encouraged me to do is find my own voice. she also let me know, have a platform that i had as an african-american woman to be able to talk about these issues, and to shed some light on them as an african-american woman, as a lawyer, as a teacher, with something that i should not take for granted. and so i believe that this book is really a tribute to her because had i not had that conversation 30 years ago, i might have just decided to go back being a commercial law professor. >> the new book is "believing: our 30-year journey to end gender violence." anita hill, thank you so much for being on with us. >> thank you for having me. >>> "morning joe" is back in a moment. subway® has so much new it didn't fit in our last ad. like the new artisan italian and hearty multigrain