before she died, lillian was known to be estranged. sonoma sheriff's office says their cold case investigators are looking for any information about lillian's life or death. to piece together what happened to her. >>> well it this picture looks like it could have been a piece of evidence in an action movie. well, that wasn't really the case. but what happened here is not too far off. this is one of the suspects involved in a half a million dollar heist that happened in fremont last night. two suspects broke into a porsche dealership, stole the cars off the showroom floor, driving them through the windows, and then they got away. police have arrested one of the suspects that they say they found high-capacity rifles, money, stone goods in his hayward home. the two stolen porsches have a combined value of $500,000. police were able to track down both cars, but one suspect is still at large. >>> all right, from that to things heating up in the bay area. boy, what a heist that is. and the warmest out of what we have seen so far for most of

we accompany mine, lillian, and southern thailand. she's fighting for the preservation of these precious ecosystems because of this interesting, have possible us. we enjoy it. we maintenances, i leave foot pull out of it. and then after that we have to use that. and we would life the next generation to do the same. and this 3 is his, giving them the same benefit that is benefit as interesting before as low as mine. lillian is a conservationist and entrepreneur. she worked in the rubber industry for over 20 years and witnessed both the terrible working conditions for farmers and the destruction of rain forests. together with a friend, she found it agreed back in 2019 a cooperative, uniting some 4000 robert farmers. they're committed to a common goal, no more rain forest being sacrificed to cultivate rubber of mine. lilian has dropped by to visit. so teeth pembroke saw one of the farmers who are graph helps by negotiating better deals for them. the small holders are working toward transforming existing model cultures in eco friendly and

my lillian, from act we are because visiting today, she has an agreement with a manager of the rubber factory guaranteeing that a certain siler will be reserved exclusively to the rubber from her co operatives. farmers. if all the supply chain link together and we can chart then the intermediate in between, we can directly identify who is the farmer from what we are working for is in the form of coverage. so coverage is a form of the farmer's work together. so they are farming himself and they manage the connecting center. and if we give a opportunities to cobra to the link directly towards the factories, the into media is very short. tracking the rubber of the 4000 actually act farmers in this fashion, compliance with a new e u. rules. but this level of transparency is not realistic for most of timelines. 1.7000000 rubber farmers. that's also why tire producers are seeking out alternatives to protect the rain forest and guarantee a transparent supply chain. researchers at germany's without and frown, whole for institute, are working on this. subjective in collaboration with the tire

lillian money. but one thing that is absolutely clear us has actually spent $1.00 trillion dollars on infrastructure. and they are very proud about that. a kamala and joe showed that from the roof tops, well, the roof tops oven collapse, but in reality, they need to spend about 10 trillion. i'll be right over the next 40 years in order to stop the whole show falling apart. now, you might ask, what do they spend than the 1.2 trillion that they have actually sped on? well, that's uh, you know, you can imagine the hospitals, right? it's, it's motor ways. it's, you know, it's a new railway system because it's fall apart in the states. no, they're building a network of charging stations for electric vehicles. now they want to build about half a 1000000 of them. uh, but they build how many of you, 7, that's 77 as in book before 8 and after 6, literally only 7. and they want to bill half a 1000000 if you would use the population of course. and that's gonna carriers nicely into the next bill video. i want t

is trying to justify its losses on the battle grounds with western backgrounds by targeting civil lillian race guilty as charged. donald trump lashes out at the new york port after it can take some of the so called a hush money trial, making them the 1st one, our president and us history ever are to be a convicted felon. a warning, disturbing images are ahead as and is rarely striking another refugee camp and dogs that claims 11 more palestinian lives. we look at how tell a babe is so quick to dismiss such incidents as tragic mistake. the.

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sense to do it. thailand is the largest export or of rubber in the world with her cooperative mind. lillian is proving a more sustainable way is possible. perhaps this will inspire others to protect the rain forest and the climate. the the ego africa. sustainable brakes or booming buildings back to engineers in uganda are developing alternatives to building materials that are harmful to the environment. the problem is that we need to store fatty to move out of the coat in 30 minutes on d w. actually we don't have a choice. i think that we have little time list to save the products. so we have students who become as fast as possible. can we abandon fossil fuels completely? some are pioneering the energy transition today. for them, the future is already here. they're renewable revolution in 75 minutes on d w. get ready for an exciting, auburn toyota look surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to do you have you have a one dodge, so do you need it from here? you go. to the spot and unexpected side to side. the, this is you got your news and these are the top storie

as lillian marie cardona's of san francisco. an update to a car theft in fremont. police have arrested 1 of 2 suspects who each stole a porsche. from a car dealership showroom. this happened last month. police say the suspect drove the stolen cars through the glass window of the dealership and got away. the combined total value of the cars was more than 500,000. both cars have since been recovered. former bay area congressman pete mccloskey has passed away at the age of 96. he ran his as a republican. challenging president richard nixon back in 19 and 72. eventually changing his party affiliation to democrat in 2007. mccloskey. represented san mateo county for a long time. 67 to 80. he was the co founder of earth day. supported abortion rights and stem cell research. his family says he died of congestive heart failure at his home in winters. california. well, the battle across the bay over airport names takes a turn today. the vote deciding whether to travel i'm engaged and i am getting married next april. if i hadn't done invisalign i probably would be dreading th

sense to do it. thailand is the largest exporter of rubber in the world with her cooperative mind, lillian is proving a more sustainable way is possible. perhaps this will inspire others to protect the rain forest and the climate. the, the to india. women and rooms the number of female trained pilots. on the rise in rural india, the government funds that training the women that knew how to shut off pain. ego india, bessie minutes. on d w the, this is the, the, the news coming to live from berlin. 3 european countries say they now recognize the palestinian statehood despite israel's opposition buyer of its prime minister, joined spain and norway and announcing the change in separate mourning press conferences, prompting israel to recall its investors also coming up as a tax on them increased palestinians living in the is really occupied westbank and east jerusalem tell dw, the international sanctions against illegal is really sellers are not helping.

if we say something wrong, i got the family names mixed up on miss lillian call call. yeah, greenberg call. her father is thomas call, a senior chief engineer at raytheon. and her mother is actually a famous broadway producer theater producer named amy greenberg. so i want to correct the record there before anyone tries to fix the problem. the greenberg is maternal and the call is paternal. thank you so much recorded, correct? correct. and now the new caledonia, thing, speaking of a terminal, right, can you get more paternal de france? and their continued colonial empire that they are, you know, say they have a band and you know, here and there from the 19 sixties and 19 seventies. obviously, that's well before a manual microns time. but what we're seeing here in new caledonia, i don't think necessarily is a move for france for the sake of france. no, i think it's actually a move for the sake of the united states as the us and china continue to kind of spar over space and influence in the space of that area down by, by australia where this island is. mm hm. i think and

about top stories. germany has followed the us by changing its policy on your premium preference. lillian says he will not be allowed to use arguments supplied by germany to hit setting targets inside russia, but only in the defense of, of how to key regions. and a new york port has found former us present donald trump guilty on all counts in his harsh money case. it said default to 5 documents to cover off of payment to silence and adult food started ahead of the 2016 election that you're up to date coming up. best. these all special coverage about the new you assigned them? no, i'm going to expand the g invalid. thanks so much for watching the news. by the is the failing migrants. forget what you know about the usual political debate or for the 2024 european election. we are flipping the script. those people, the qualified stand up section, voters discussed if not vision, even though it has to be numbers. so politicians are going to be your comment, flipping the script next on d, w to the point strong, clear position. international perspective is europe, on the verge of a major shift ba

talking about abandoning the language and yes, the people who i think top dollar to learn the language. lillian, here is from zimbabwe and she's doing how must of him. so he, so what got you thinking? this is the language i want to use, even as the terms of me as themselves, say, perhaps it's not the best language should be learning at the moment. well say for me uh, i saw that you slight healey eh, is getting to choose from my own country. let me just say that i'm the mother. so this is this like a tiny this. wow. okay, congratulations. yeah. so i assumed that this language is going to give me explain to me for like now but was, was setting to land. it's use this to live especially to this is being forced to them to. so he is once dealing with the suspending, assessing that, well, they didn't tell you needs the chinese, you're teaching the gym as you have teaching. well, they go for those language as well. so you don't have anyone who's speaking now which say just to, to go for keith, why he left is also a 15 language up. that's an interesting what you've used, forced to learn. so he did you t

a former pensacola senior security policy analyst, michael. lillian says the hall cove offensive is designed to stretch shirts, and we can keeps forces. the russian offensive is just beginning. it is, it's going to be a slow moving effort. this is a probing effort to, to throw the ukrainian limit to very limited ukrainian forces off balance, and it's meant to do it on multiple fronts. we're not just talking about the northern region. what are the aims up in the north is a set up a buffer in the other however, is that you'll see that there are not only multiple for rays, if you will, going on at the same time in the north, but all alone, the area of skirting a don't ask, you have at least 10 other front set the russians are, are undertaking simultaneously. this is to throw the ukrainian forces off balance. it is met, it is design, and a very slow, tedious process to, to break out here, they're everywhere. dest, by a 1000 cuts, if you will, in order to put the ukrainians on the, on the defensive. and that's just because they have limited forces and there and, and also the, the in do this in a

talking about abandoning the language and yes, the people who i think top dollar to learn the language. lillian here is from zimbabwe and she's doing a must of him. so he, so what got you thinking? this is the language i want to use. even as the terms of me as themselves, they perhaps is not the best language of learning at the moment. well say for me i, i still that you sway healy is getting used for my own kind of thing. let me just say that i'm the mother. so if, if there's like a tiny bit as well. okay, congratulations. yeah. so i assume that this language is going to give me explain to people police force because they now but was, was setting to then uh it's use this to me specially to this is being forced to them to. so he is one feeling with the suspending, assessing that well they didn't tell you needs the chinese, you're teaching the gym as you have teaching. well, the goal for those languages most who don't have anyone who's speaking now would say just to to go for keith. why he left is also in a 15 language up. that's an interesting what you've used, forced to learn. so like you do,

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talking about a bundling the language and yes, the people who i think talk to learn the language. lillian, here is from the bob way and she's doing a must of him. so he, so what got you thinking? this is a language i want to use even other terms. and he has himself say, who perhaps is not the best language of learning at the moment? well say for me i, i saw that you sway healy is getting over to me for my own country. let me just say that i'm the solicitor. there's like a tiny bit as well. okay. congratulations. yeah. so i assume that this language is going to give me explain to me for like now but was, was setting to then it's use this to me specially to this is being forced to them to. so he is one feeling with this feeling, assessing that well they didn't chinese, their chinese, you're teaching the gym as you have teaching. well, they go for those language as well. so you don't have a, the one who's speaking is that now we'd say just of take to go for peace. why he left is also a 15 language up. that's an interesting what you've used for 2 lines like you need . do you think that we are

and say, invest in microsoft, some supply materials, schwab is great, maybe southern conference, lillian burke, two countries that also worked on the high list. imagine if someone came on -- imagine if a billionaire said that, jo, joe, becky, i really like it here. andrew, you know what? i am buying a lot of stuff. can you imagine that? he would sit there and you would say -- wow, i am really learning something. finally, let us recognize that many investors have been brainwashed into thinking there is simply enough money to go around. here, i think they are missing a lack of new shares, created by a weak ipo market, a bullish investor who tends to put money in index funds. think about it like this, if you own a stock with a huge buyback like apple, and we keep getting waves of money coming over the s&p funds, you end up with a stock with a substantial share that basically never moves. clearly, a gigantic sum of ownership bypasses index funds. they don't trade. they buyback stocks for additional stock, and then quench it. any economists that use rates with actual money coming into the s&p

i look at the social feminists like jane addams, lillian, florence kelley, even black women, feminists like, ida wells, mary church, terrell how their notions of social feminism come from progressive era reform movement, but progressive era of reformers in the south, for instance, were very part of this unwinding of reconstruct some legacy. this is when in the south instituted all white primaries that's seen as a progressive reform, but it's actually a part of the unwinding of reconstruction. so the progressive era reforms are also bent faced. some of them can seen today as, you know, advocating some protections for labor protections certainly for women, labor child labor, getting rid of child labor, etc. but on the other, there were also some sort of un democrat reforms that some of the progressive era intellectuals sort of put forward. so it's, you know, you can see a lot of these reform movements in the u.s. whether it's progressive reformers, labor reformers, women's they are all laboring under the shadow defeat of reconstruction. and for many of them, race remains their achilles h

to recent work in a dna lab, the remains of a woman found in 1967 have been identified as those as lilliandenas, who would be 96 years old today if she were alive. her remains were found off a cliffside near jenner. she was considered a jane doe for decades now. sonoma county investigators believed she was a homicide victim. they also now believe that she last lived in san francisco. but complicating matters, surviving family members were estranged from her prior to her death. but if you can help piece together this mystery, you are asked to contact the sheriff's office. new this morning, some closure in the deadly crowd surge at a 2021 houston music festival, ten people died at the astroworld festival, while rap star travis scott was performing well. a lot of people sued some for wrongful death. well, yesterday, attorneys told the judge they've settled most of the wrongful death suits. that includes one which was set to be heard in court this week. the terms of the settlements are confidential, and the one and only outstanding claim, we're told, is tied to a young boy's death. hundreds of

so literally, people like bayard rustin, people like lillian smith just arrive in montgomery. we need you and we're going to, you know, what can we do to help take this beyond montgomery? and one of the people who contact is this white businessman with with and long lasting communist ties named stanley levison. and stanley levison goes on to become one of king's closest friends and best advisors for the rest of life. he ghost writes a lot of king's for him and they have these long, late night conversation. the king was not a good sleeper. he'd be up two or three in the morning with ideas racing through his head, and he could call stanley levison probably more than anyone else to these ideas around and it's a fascinating thing. you know, friendship, it's strictly an activist, intellectual friendship, not like, you know, ralph abernathy, with whom, you know, he would die in every know whenever he's in atlanta who sunday dinners and all that. well levison said that king was the most powerful figure in the country without a political a labor union or a wealthy. behind him. that th

so literally, people like bayard rustin, people like lillian smith just arrive in montgomery. we need you and we're going to, you know, what can we do to help take this beyond montgomery? and one of the people who contact is this white businessman with with and long lasting communist ties named stanley levison. and stanley levison goes on to become one of king's closest friends and best advisors for the rest of life. he ghost writes a lot of king's for him and they have these long, late night conversation. the king was not a good sleeper. he'd be up two or three in the morning with ideas racing through his head, and he could call stanley levison probably more than anyone else to these ideas around and it's a fascinating thing. you know, friendship, it's strictly an activist, intellectual friendship, not like, you know, ralph abernathy, with whom, you know, he would die in every know whenever he's in atlanta who sunday dinners and all that. well levison said that king was the most powerful figure in the country without a political a labor union or a wealthy. behind him. that th

lillian.the american psychiatric association defines mental health as the foundation for emotions, thinking, communication, learning, resources, audience hope and self esteem that by the age of 14, 50% of mental health illnesses will last a lifetime. we are still seeing an increase in behavioral and social regulation challenges and school refusal. 40% of students with ieps are chronically absent. this impacts their social, emotional well-being and academic success. previously, the cac recommended to improve and expand positive behavioral and mental health services to ensure our students with ieps have access to supports from wellness centers and school social workers. this year, our recommendations are are to provide parent friendly resources in every language to identify available services and supports, and how parents can access them. form a task force to address the causes of chronic absenteeism and to implement a plan specifically for students with ieps. provide accurate and reliable incid

some -- such as ralph mcgill, lillian smith, harry golden, james mcbride dabbs, ann braden, and sarah patton boyle -- have written about our struggle in eloquent and prophetic terms. others have marched with us down nameless streets of the south. they have languished in filthy, roach-infested jails, suffering the abuse and brutality of policemen who view them as unlike so many of their moderate brothers and sisters, they have recognized the urgency of the moment and sensed the need for powerful "action" antidotes to combat the disease of segregation. let me take note of my other major disappointment. i have been so greatly disappointed with the white church and its leadership. of course, there are some notable exceptions. i am not unmindful of the fact that each of you has taken some significant stands on this issue. i commend you, reverend stallings, for your christian stand on this past sunday, in welcoming negroes to your worship service on a nonsegregated basis. i commend the catholic leaders of this state for integrating spring hill college several years ago. but despite these no

do, and they have been with me through the ups and downs and been so encouraged by my mum and dad, lillianl, against the independentjamie driscoll, giving her victory speech they're thanking everybody she knows and he was involved in that campaign. that's a big victory for labour, perhaps not unexpected, although quite a strong challenge so let's show you the figures. she won with just over 185,000 votes, to jamie driscoll on 126,000 votes. congratulations to kim mcguinness and the labour party, but again, it certainly was one you had to win. i again, it certainly was one you had to win. ., again, it certainly was one you had to win. . ., , , to win. i am absolutely delighted, because you _ to win. i am absolutely delighted, because you have _ to win. i am absolutely delighted, because you have got _ to win. i am absolutely delighted, because you have got this - to win. i am absolutely delighted, because you have got this added i because you have got this added element there, where it was labour versus independent, i strongly believe labour did the writing and its candidate selection, that