there were a variety of hearings at the local board. we received 69 total applications, 59 renewal projects, four youth demonstration projects were submitted. this was a $2.9 million competitive grant that we received a few years ago. now it's incorporated into our annual funding request which is exciting. six new bonus projects, including the new domestic violence program that i mentioned. then on the next slide you can see the tiering that i mentioned, 64 projects reflected on the tier 1. tier 2, although not guaranteed funding, we've been very successful in recent years getting most, if not all of your tier 2 funds approved by h.u.d. and then the domestic bonus ranking that won't affect it here. if it's funded, it will be funded separately. that really concludes my remarks. i'm happy to answer any other specific questions. i want to thank the b.l.a. for their hard work on this and quick turn around. we are in agreement with the b.l.a. including their suggestion to correct a typographical error. >> thank you very much. >> this resolut

who are constitutionally elected school board, but hereol in florida wht they have done is taken the autonomy of localed school board budget from our local property taxes that go to our local elected clerks and tax collectors, this is nothing to do with the state. i mean, with the federal government, my understanding, is that they are now utilizing here in florida, and this started with the jeb bush, koch brothers, the kid is a to come this betsy devos, this murphy family, the waltons, started this conversation that is a political conversationst actualy because education is not about politics. education is about a social civic common value society. we now live in interconnected global society. in that global society we have now china and india providing their children with the common value respect. the equity and parody issue here in our country regarding funding is one that has plagued us since the beginning. because we are not homogeneous nationssi like china. rather, we are diverse nation drama i have to live there so we can get a response. neil mccluskey, you go first. >> guest: the first thing i

elected president of the agricultural association in 1880 -- and in 1881, was named president of the local board of education, a position he held for many years. he was elected to the state andte in 1887 and 1889, served as chairman of several committees, including the militia committee, railroads committee, and most important, the judiciary committee. he passed away on january 8, 1904, in pennsylvania, and was laid to rest in mount union cemetery in west virginia. perhaps no other soldier in the seventh west virginia infantry epitomized the spirit and tenacity of the regiment then its erstwhile commander, jonathan hopkins lockwood. 53 years of age at the war's onset, he probably was too old to volunteer his services to the union but did so nonetheless and served his regiment, state, and -- until he is incapacitating wounds prevented him from performing his duties. upon his discharge, the lieutenant journal -- lieutenant colonel returned, with the hopes of continuing the life he had left. if you're not familiar with west virginia -- west virginia geography, the northern panhandle between pennsyl

the appeal by the local board to deny the charter petition must be made with de novo review. in 2014 it was a petition for k-12. we are concerned any action on the agenda would cause uncertainty. we would prefer to see the resources going to education of the children of san francisco. we urge you in the clearest terms to vote on the petition submitted not what are on the agenda with no rose. -- no vote. we ask you to approval the k-12 petition as submitted. thank you. [applause.] >> good evening, commissioners, president, supervisor matthews. i am the past chair of the community advisory committee for special education who was to go next. we would have started an hour ago. we also have children. in the optics of us being pushed back as the parent of a student with iep getting ready to talk being pushed out of the way for a charter school, that doesn't feel good. it really doesn't. but having said that, i am here a bunch of new school families reached to talk to them and share their stories. i was grateful. i heard great things about new school. two teachers in lower grades on

they are ran by local boards of education. the court said no, we won't destroy that. we want create a metropolitan of one huge school district. that's going to put a limit on what courts can demand in terms of busing. that will have an impact in boston as well. the other case dealing with african-americans and civil rights is the big decision of 1978. he is rejected and claims that lower scores were admitted. it goes to the supreme court. this deals with affirmative action. the supreme court in one of the most convoluted decisions, i won't get into the details, but basically it was for people voting one way and for people voting the other way. this was the lone decision that was able to go under five boats. they were allowed to enter medical school, but the court said that schools could use race as a factor in looking at applicants. however, the rationale for that was not compensatory or past discrimination. it was to benefit the student body. this is something the court has continued to use as a criteria for using race in terms of school applications. is a way school

have been to the next steps if there were to write to their congressman or senator or even local school board, how would they do with the problem. >> you teach seventh and eighth grade. >> eighth-graders mostly civics and taking topics in history to look at how different historical events that shaped the constitution. i also do history day day with. >> you mention they are sort of nascent understanding of the supreme court. what other misconceptions about washington or about the process of the federal can do you think you can further clarify after your experience here? >> one of the things interesting was a committee process, how they bring together different people of different backgrounds and different opinions, and how the process goes through in terms of the testimony. i think i'm going to look for to utilizing that in the classroom. >> you had been here as, in the summer conference before, c-span. this year as a teacher fellows what prompted you to apply for the scholarship? >> i realize after my first time being hit with c-span i just scratch the surface. i think i was the biggest thing

the discovery of the white hiturn in late august was made by a local school board member beo was usinggle earth to map bus routes. police pulled the highly calcified vehicle from the lake and found the skeletal remains of william moldt inside. the 40-year-old's clothing and personal belongings were all intact. moldt was last seen on november 7, 1997, at a nightclub in lantana, florida. around 9:30 p.m., he called his girlfriend to say he was heading frme to lake worth, but he never made it home. arthur jacobs has lived here nearly as long as the car was submerged. ew if you knew there was a car n the lake, nobody, but nobody would have thought a body was in the car. >> reporter: we're told the victim's family has been notified about the discovery. ,t this point, police are still trying to determine whether any foul play was involved. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, manny, thank you. still ahead, a stunning revelation from patriots great rob gronkowski about his concussions. and "on the road" with a cop who didn't just go the extra mile. it was more like 2200 miles. it was more like 220

quite a few of the committee hearings on that to write toforward their congressman, senator or local school board. >> you teach seventh and eighth grade. is looking at how different historical events have shaped the constitution. >> you mentioned the sort of nascent understanding of the supreme court. what other misconceptions do you think you can further clarify after your experience here? >> i think one of the things i was interesting was the committee process and how they howg together people and that process goes through in terms of the testimony. i think i'm going to look forward to utilizing that in the classroom. >> you have been here in the summer conference before. this year as a teacher fellow. what prompted you to apply? >> i realized my first time [inaudible] what i could be utilizing it with my students. i think that was the biggest thing and being here a month, i knew i could do much more. the educational staff was wonderful. >> you mentioned some of the issues, some of the plastics, what other political issues did they come to you and say we don't understand this? why did he say th

to write to their congressman or senator or even the local school boards. how would they deal with the problem. >> you teach seventh and -- >> eighth grade. eighth grade is mostly civics. i also do history day with them. you mentioned they are -- their understanding of the supreme court. what other miscon semmingses about washington or the process of the federal government do you think you can further clarify after your experience here? >> i think one of the things that was interesting, the hearing process, how they bring together different people of different backgrounds and opinions and how that process goes through in terms of the testimony. i think i'm going to look forward to utilizing that in the classroom. >> you have been here in the summer conference before. c-span. this year as a teacher fellow. what prompted you to apply for the fellowship? >> i realized that my first time being here with c-span that i just got the service and the materials and using it with my students. that was the biggest thing. even being here a month, i know i could use so m

>>well a state legislation to curb the youth vaping epidemic a local school district board is taking matters into its own hand cough or sleet ago reports from redwood city where a middle school will soon be equipped with fake detectors. >>they've detectors will soon be installed in 8 boys and girls restrooms at john f kennedy middle school in redwood city, this after the redwood city school district board of trustees unanimously voted to move forward with the pilot project wednesday night earlier this week, the state department of health advises californians to immediately stop vaping in light of a dozen vape related deaths reported across the country we've seen what's going on at the national level. >>and we're trying to prevent a tragedy like that happening and in our schools for taking with the school district says manufacturing company siemens was awarded the contract to install the devices. >>they're using vape detectors made by fly sense. unlike smoke alarms they can detect vaping smoke and loud noises caused by bullying and fighting him they send a text message to the appropri

i went to the university that had at the local school board record i could read the records from this period and i came across this ledger. for this strict limits for the years 1862 to 1863 correspondence from 1865 to 1870 and then 1877 to 1878. the period i wanted to write about was 1870 to 1877, the period that was missing and literally in the dark which is a record copied and single-handedly the secretary at the time of incoming and outgoing correspondence with the school board meeting minutes etc. if you go from page 399 wher399.his 1870 and you flip oo page 400 it is 1877. i thought what have i gotten myself into. similarly i went to columbia, the university of south carolina and i came across this, but of the student debating society and for this integrated period it had been defaced with what i believe to be pictographs written on every page partially obscuring the budgetary figures in the minutes and records of the debate. but luckily you cannot fully disappear and even in america at least not yet. these events were very controversial at the time and they were covered widely i

three, local board of the bus transportation are notified by the department of education of suspensions within one working day and must confirm that the suspended driver is no longer operating a school bus. four, in addition to the commercial driver license requirement, school bus drivers age 70-74 must provide certification from a medical examiner every two years, school bus drivers over 75 must provide an exam every 6 months. five, the state is conducting a study of school bus passenger safety, and finally, as a local level, school bus drivers and school bus aides must complete training biannually, and school district transportation survivors must complete an approved certification program at an institute of higher education. in some respects, we are fortunate that our governor, education commissioner, state legislators, and congress have all pulled together to enact measures to make our kids safer. but it has not escaped anyone's notice that too many of these laws have names. betsy, abigail, miranda. too many tragedies. too much loss. if i could convey any message to our sister state

it is not just -- it's not the place of this local board to identify terrorists.ist group. >> bill: columnist words matter, few words that stigmatize a person faster than calling him or her a terrorist. >> george or well talked about the power of words and the way it is used by the dd when you confront -- you have to call it out. i start bark to where i began which is i'm happy to see there are decent liberals calling it out. i wish they would do so more regularly and more vociferously. it is a dangerous trend in our society. >> you'll ignore the nra stops us from doing anything? >> part of the problem and the reason that this board and others have this reckless approach making outrageous statements is they look at the nra and think it is some kind of bizarre special interest that has bought its way into the american political system. they don't understand it is representing a very large segment of the american people. not a small special interest, a very large group of americans who treasure this constitutional right. if the nra didn't exist tomorrow the constitu

local officials we're boarding scene of total devastation. tonight the united nations and the red cross. we will talk with the storm chaser on the ground and tell you what's there. also, the democratic mayors is the city's gun and crime proble is the result of republican run state claiming 60 percent of illegal firearms were are from out-of-state. see how conservatives are pushing back on that argument and the nra accuses walmart of caving to the elite as the retailer announces it will stop selling handguns in many popula forms of ammunition. breaking news tonight on the border wall, how the pentagon i planning to fund 175 miles of i as critics vowed to fight the president's latest move. hurricane dorian still category two heading northwest at about still very dangerous at 110 miles an hour. storm surges and wind are the big threats in the coming hours we will take you to the extreme weather center for a detailed forecast in just a moment. we start with fox coverage. meteorologist adam is standing by but first we will take you t the ground wi

three, to allow the local homeless coordinating board as an advisory body to develop their own meeting agendas. this made perfect sense to me because what is the purpose of having an advisory body if they are only advising on items approved by the department? and lastly, number four, to support the mayor's commitment to meet monthly with serving providers with expertise and proven track record of serving homeless individuals and families to discuss policy concerns. thank you, colleagues for your support and cosponsorship of this item. i believe it's a very positive development for the legislative and executive branchs of government to come to agreement whenever and wherever possible and show our city how we are able to work together to address some of most serious issues facing us today. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor brown? >> supervisor brown: yes, thank you. first of all, i'd like to thank my legislative aide for the actual a.d.u. and especially the business streamlining legislation that we got through. i think this streamlining took a couple years

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this proposal and presentation has been presented to the local homeless housing board, which provided support to a company or application. it provides a really exciting opportunity to increase housing for individuals experiencing homelessness in san francisco. we are hoping for your support and open to any questions. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. colleagues, any comments or questions? seeing none, there is no b.l.a. report op this. on this. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. i have one question about the adman position that is allocated at $739,000, i think. that's for a four-year term? >> a four-year term. >> chairwoman: and that is including benefits and everything else? >> yes. >> chairwoman: got it. any questions? nothing. okay. good luck. i'd like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation. thank you very much. >>> can you please call item number six. >> item number six, resolution authorizing the department of the environment to accept a grant in the amount of $160,000 from the california department of pesticide regulations for the pur

about half the funds will go to projects that relieve congestion on local road. >>> the board voted toontainers at restaurants and food strucks. the ban does not include the styrofoam that's used in trays for raw meat or reusable ice chests. vendors are able to request a hardship exception for one year. styrofoam chunks and particulars in the watershed are harming the environment. >> jeff is back to talk about the high heat, the fire danger, and the cooldown at some point. >>> something that doesn't need a container, ice cream. you've got to find some way to stay cool tonight throughout the inland valleys as we bring you into the microclimate forecast tonight. i want to take a look at what we have coming our way as we move through tomorrow. basically there's just one more day of this heat left with 90s to 100s inland. we'll have the fire warning in the hills at a thousand feet and above as we continue through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. after that, the fire danger will start to decrease. we'll see the on and off wind gusts. possible until about 11:00 tomorrow morning. and then the winds will

but i will say that we did present this in october at the local homeless coordinating board in march. nothing was corrected, and i really commend all of you for the questions that you asked for getting data that will help us understand better what the impact of these changes are. so i don't need to go over this because others are. most of the slides are coming from actual government agency documents here. but as many people have said and stated over in more recent documents, the number one goal stated over and over, is this is serviced led, led with compassion, and the goal is to assist as many people as possible with shelter, services, and housing. there is also a commitment to community engagement that's been involved in this process that they've stated in various places, and our concerns is they're not meeting the adequate goal of assisting the homeless persons, and that is actually decreasing in the actions of hsoc and the sfpd, and they're not reaching communi community engagement. so i'm going to focus on this first point. as you've heard, this is from the agency rules and respo

>>thank you grant wahl all legislation to curb the use vaping epidemic a local school district board is taking matters into its own hands quite forcefully all reports from redwood city where a middle school will soon be equipped with vape detectors. >>vape detectors will soon be installed in 8 boys and girls restrooms at john f kennedy middle school in redwood city, this after the redwood city school district board of trustees unanimously voted to move forward with the pilot project wednesday night earlier this week, the state department of health advises californians to immediately stop vaping in light of a dozen vape related deaths dozen vape related deaths reported across the country the national level. >>and we're trying to prevent a tragedy like that happening and in our schools jorge on a with the school district says manufacturing company siemens was awarded the contract to install the devices. >>they're using vape detectors made by fly sense. unlike smoke alarms they can detect vaping smoke and loud noises caused by bullying and fighting and they send a text message to the ap

local officials we're boarding scene of total devastation. the united nations and the red cross. we will talk with the storm chaser on the ground and tell you what's there. also, the democratic mayors is the city's gun and crime proble is the result of republican run state claiming 60 percent of illegal firearms

the presence of us boards in the local elections in moscow have developed into a serious political crisis and although the opposition barely has a chance yes my fucking me says she's not giving up. the early schnabel on you to. do what i'll continue to fight and take part in demos. but almost all of this is leading to the degradation of our society and the answer to god i don't want that. especially not for her children she says she hopes that they might have the chance of one day living in a democratic russia. cultural life in yemen has almost come to a complete halt since the beginning of its civil war 5 years ago in a country where people struggle for access to basics like food and electricity culture might not seem that important but did abuse funny for charm met people in yemen seeking a semblance of normality through the arts they say more culture could lead to less conflict. strolling through crater the story part of aden is not easy for people here most are struggling to survive and young people are fed up with the limited opportunities they have due to the lack of security they h

the board of the local school district is taking matters into his own hands. well forcefully to go reports from redwood city where a middle school will soon be equipped with they detectors. >>within 60 days manufact ring company siemens will install vape detectors made by fly sense inside 8 boys and girls restrooms at john f kennedy middle school in redwood city on wednesday night, the redwood city school district board of trustees unanimously approved the $22,000 pilot project and the pending on results and how the war keen dan. >>we move forward and use them throughout the school district. >>john f kennedy is the largest middle school of 12 schools in the district spokesperson, jorge team thomas as multiple vaping incidents have been reported here fly sense says unlike traditional smoke alarms. the new devices can detect vaping smoke and loud noises caused by bullying and fighting a text message will be sent to the administrator monitoring each particular restroom. any time vaping sets off a sensor what we're trying to do is basically take care of our own st

local buses. the executive board will take 12 to 14 months. that's $600,000 that will come from leftover -- residual funds from regional measure two. >>> developing for you this morning secretary of state mike pompeo is calling the bombing of a major oil facility in saudi arabia an act of war. the u.s. blames iran and president trump has ordered new economic sanctions. craig? >> reporter: marcus, good morning. good morning, everyone. president trump is calling the new sanctions on iran significant but may not be enough for some here on capitol hill that had a tougher approach. as early as today as the u.s. blames iran for a missile attack on saudi oil fields. there are options less than that. >> reporter: the attack was called an act of war. the saudis putting on full display what they call evidence iran is behind the attacks. what is next is being debated on capitol hill. >> we need to find a diplomatic solution to this. we should not be going to war over this saudi oil field. >> reporter: top senate allies says sanctions aren't enough. >> if

locals spending last holiday weekend of summer boarding up windows and collecting emergency supplies. >> how worried are you? >> i'm still worried. >> in case it turns the other way, you got to be ready. >> in parts of florida, mandatory evacuations have begun as millions on edge as dorian swells to 500 miles across with 160-mile-per-hour winds. we'll keep an eye on the storm throughout the weekend. we'll have updates on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> back here in the bay area, a small grass fire lit up the night for drivers on i-80 in san francisco. firefighters say the fire started around 9:00 last night, near the fremont off-ramp. chp temporarily shut down the fremont and the harrison offramps until that fire was out. the cause of the fire apparently somebody cooking in the area. no buildings burned, nobody hurt. >>> a street race turned deadly for two people in san jose. police say a black jeep and this gray bmw were racing northbound on snell avenue near rosenbaum around 6:30 last night. the driver of the jeep last control, crashed into a tree. two men inside were killed.

>>well we talked to a local diver who's actually been on board that very boat in previous excursions san francisco diver jack lew lair says she's been on board the conception, several times as a matter of fact that ship was owned by truth aquatics fleet and according to their website. there's just one set of stairs that leads up into the galley from the below deck and on that galley layer says there's a kitchen and a dining area that then leads out on to the deck. >>in this situation that's probably where all the issues. i ran into your in regards to the people that i haven't been found yet. >>the boat was being chartered by santa cruz base dive group worldwide diving adventures and we will continue to follow the very latest with the story. the search continues this morning for a missing 84 year-old man out of san mateo county his name is paul farmer, he walked away from his home on mold or drive in belmont last monday he has been heard from since yesterday people gathered at the claremont village shopping center to spread the word about farmer video from that evening shows farmer wa

contract negotiations with the school board will >>there's always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now will star in the east bay tonight berkeley teachers are holding a rally tonight. they're trying to pressure the school board to make a deal is contract negotiations drag on many of them are currently working on expired contracts kron four's will tran reports from berkeley. working without a contract for close to a year now they're looking for a pay raise claiming it they don't get a reasonable pay rae e.uld eaers who cannot afford to live here could end up leaving for other districts in other areas where they could afford to live and that involves a brain drain. and ultimately impacts the students, here's a mother here. your reaction to the teachers looking for a pay raise. i mean i'm all for the teachers getting a pay raise i have 2 kids in the berkeley unified district and the teacher and beyond. >>they absolutely deserve what they're asking for its not a huge. the issue in my opinion it should be granted to these teachers they deser

on the floor for a long time, bipartisan bills, to protect our election system, to help our local election boardsto provide the infrastructure so we can protect against the attempts of russia or any other country to interfere in our election. we should've acted way before this. we knew three years ago that russia was active. we knew that they were going to be active in this election. now all of a sudden we are starting to get close to the election. we should've had a lot more a lot earlier. >> all right. my thanks to senator ben cardin. a lot more to come tonight. we are going to continue this conversation with congressman harley ruda in the case that the president may have crossed the line in this latest chapter. >>> and later i'm going to talk to cecil richards and the head of one of the country's biggest unions. >>> plus, cory booker puts his mouth where his money is. the senator has to raise a lot of cash quickly if he has any hopes of staying in the 2020 race. "kasie dc" back after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase se

the discovery of the white saturn in late august was made by a local school board member who was usingus routes. police pulled the highly calcified vehicle from the lake and found the skeletal remains of william moult inside. the 40-year-old's clothing and personal belongings were all intact. he was last seen on november 7th, 1997, at a nightclub in lantana, florida. around 9:30 p.m., he called his girlfriend to say he was heading home to lake worth, but he never made it home. arthur jacobs has lived here nearly as long as the car was submerged. >> if you knew there was a car in the lake, nobody but nobody would have thought a body was in the car. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning saturday," manuel bojorquez, wellington, florida. >> solves a mystery but another one, what happened. >> what crazy, fascinating and disturbing story. >> sounds like a "48 hours" piece. >> i agree. >> there you go. presented by michelle miller. >>> more news ahead. first, here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> smoking e-cigarettes was often considered to be safer than smoking regular cigarettes

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the school board, the local government wants you to get, the v.a. wants us to quit because then we can all keep our jobs, and everybody can live fat and happy, and nothing will have to change. that's why people are ticked off in this country today. nothing changes, and everyone overpromises and never delivers. and what this book, i hope, will help do is remind people that the fight is worth it, that you're never going to get it in the first try, you're never going to get it in the first month or the first year. it's never the first bill. it's going to have to be the sustained iteration of the truth of what works, and then the advocacy behind it as individuals and organizations. and having the courage to believe in america. to believe in what it represents. not cower from those who have a new idea of what it means. and i think a document like roosevelt's speech is a great pathway to remind us of that kind of thing. >> all right. so let me just steal the last question. >> yeah. >> other than fixing the v.a., what is the thing that we as citizens could

locally, in the past, vocal jurisdiction like boards of ha supervisor been afraid to take on the nra.u know you will get sued. you may have a law that is lawful, but the ty attorney or county attorney do this, it will be millions of dollars in litigation against the onnra. we want do that with taxpayer dollars. the nra is spread so thin, i think we should put our foot on the gas, start passing more local laws. >> what is next for you? i know you go back washington, d.c. what is next? will lead on this issue of gun safety and push my colleagues of the mocratic party believe we don't have to incrementally take this issue on. background checks should be the floor, not the ceiling, we can ban and purchasesa t weapons. in have red flag laws. you can hold manufacturers liable. let's not be afraid of the nra. we have momentum right now. >> thank you for your time. >>> beginning tonight, san francisco, specifically, the mission bay neighborhood, will change forever. they have the opening-night of a glistening, $1.4billion . waterfront arena, built, financed, and controlled by the úgolden stat

. >> we are working with the board and the local authorities to investigate the cause of the collapse. >> in 2016 the homeowner's association got permits to replace some decks due to dryrot. this one was not earmarked for here and knowing that people were injured, is a wakeup call. >> today work crews pulled are safeguarding the area, told the residents to stop using the balconies. ian newbury wants that, too, the next people might not be so lucky. >> they need to be checked because people need to know it's safe to go outside. >> california actually has new legislation signed last year requiring about connie inspections for multiunit apartment complexes, it comes in response to a deadly collapse in berkeley in 2015. however the city of mountain view says there is different rules for condo nexts that put the burden of inspection back on to hoa,. >>> well a plan to learning several he will he will harold tree schools in oakland is not sitting well with parents, students and teachers. but the oakland school board voted to appr north oahills and san copa academy will emerge at 61st, and m

san francisco history relative, not only to executive order 9066, but acts of local governments, including our school boardn the day. it's almost the opposite of today's dynamics where we have a racist, xenophobic president and a very progressive school board. in those days, actually, teddy roosevelt i learned from the case report, was the one accusing, and correctly so, our school board of being in those days, xenophobic. and racist. the history of the building is amazing from 1926 and even on the site prior to 1926. and i was also learned things about the japanese-american community in san francisco that i didn't know. always thinking that the japanese-american community was in japantown and the western addition, but did not realize that the district that i represent, chinatown, actually has a proud japanese-american history as does the district that supervisor haney represents in the south of market. so that was -- anyway, it was a great case report. i commend it to anyone. i want to thank former landmarks board member, former board of appeal member, and planning commission sue guya, who took the time t

board. she volunteered at her local animal shelter and aspire to be a child psychologist. on september 11 she was flying home after visiting friends. also on board was edward porter felt, and accomplishment. devoted husband, the father of two daughters, the new jersey native was making a last-minute is this trip to san francisco. then there is a flight attendant, one to green. mother of 2, deacon at her church. planning to open a real estate office after retiring. and richard j. guadagno. as you've heard, a dedicated public servant, project manager for the fish and wildlife service, he worked for 17 years. on september 11 going home after celebrating with his parents sister and family and his grandmother's 100th birthday , and antique dealer in world war ii veteran. as you've heard so eloquently from this podium this morning. , they were ordinary americans but their heroism would inspire the nation. when they took off at 8:42 8:40 2 am the flight must've seemed just like any other. they had no way of knowing, they had no way of knowing american flight 11 would have hit the

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surrounding the european parliament in which the electoral board at the spanish electoral board for bade a number of. local representatives from taking their seats had the european parliament i think we are talking about 3 individuals do you take that as a legal or a political issue. well the european parliament is a body of political representation so there's no other way you can take that let me say also that this proves that the catalan issue and the conflict in spain is not a purely local for it's not an internal affair of spain it's in the european parliament and they're in the european parliament they're dealing with something as substantial as finding out whether the european parliament the sovereign and can accept those any piece of those members of the european parliament which have been which have been voted in this case for instance by more than 2000000 people now there's a member states like spain have the right of veto to say who goes to the european parliament and who doesn't go there i think that's wrong but it's there on the table of the european parliament it's an united nations it's a nat