. >> back in january, as part of the mission mann stepped outside the international space station foranned for the summer. >> our biggest effort once we get onboard is to execute the job and work well together as a team onboard the space station and with the mission control centers throughout the world that we work with. >> for her trip to space, mann said there was a lot of training and years of preparations, but that wasn't much of a feet for the petaluma native. she was already a colonel in the u.s. marine corps and was a test pilot for the fa-18 hornet and super hornet deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan. >> i grew up in the north bay, and to be -- as a kid, honestly, i did not know what i wanted to do. i knew i was interested in math and science, but i didn't have it all figured out as a young child, and i remember looking at the stars and being amazed at the concept and the thought of going to space, but i had never met an astronaut, and i didn't realize that was in the realm of possibilities for me. >> mann is registered with the round belly indian tribes in california. whil

. >>> and today in the bay's kris sanchez talked to nicole aunapu mann about what it was like to becomethe first native american woman in space. >> it was incredible. to be honest, i had high expectations. just one, being in microgravity and living in space. two, all the amazing work we do while we are onboard. all the expectations were absolutely exceeded. >> reporter: back in january as part of the mission, mann stepped outside the international space station for her first spacewalk to finish work preparing for solar additions in the summer. >> we want to execute the job and work well together as a team onboard the space station and with the mission control centers throughout the world we work with. >> mann said there was a lot of training and years of preparation, but that was not much of a feat for the petaluma native. she was already a colonel in the marine corps. >> i grew up in the north bay. as a kid, honestly, i did not know what i wanted to do. i knew i was interested in math and science but did not have it all figured out as a young child. i remember looking at the stars and

plantation labor for the sugar plant planters, and then later ring the queen's reign, he was her right hand mann lot of ways. and then after the overthrow, the illegal overthrow and the occupation, he was still the agent for the crown lands revenue. and so he went to her to ask if he should, what should he do? because an incoming government asked him to stand up position and he she told him to stay there to watch the revenues. so and then he was a part of the territorial government in many capacities up until his death in 1940. so he played a large role in both the kingdom, the territory and what was to become the incoming state of hawaii. so i look at queen lili uokalani narrative just after the territorial governments organic act in 1900 and backtracking a little bit to the land act, the combined crown and government lands within the kingdom that were supposedly ceded to the united states. so i pick up her narrative as she goes to washington, d.c. to fight for the revenues from the crown lands because the crown lands are considered her private property as the reigning sovereign. and so i follo

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semi-final was reached and the german won with the same result of 31 against the argentinian thomas mann and reached the final four players for the third year in a row. in this way , cross and jack will face each other in the semi-finals on friday . this is denver's second victory in the nba finals. in the third match of the final stage of the competition this morning, denver nuggets won 194 and led the opponent by two points. 21 points for smooth and 10 for led to the score played a prominent role in nargis in what they know, but the efforts of babam adebayor, a well-known middle player, despite scoring 28 and 29 points to prevent the defeat of this unbelieving team of the women's national basketball team, which is in a training camp for the williams tournament in chinese taipei is getting ready after the selection of iranian applied science as the new head coach of the women's national basketball team. the first stage of the national team's preparatory camp at the azadi sports complex is doing follow-ups with the children . it is going well. and terms should it has been fruitful both t

kylian mbappe has written to kairi sane paris martin john i to kairi sane paris martinjohn mann to saywill not extend his contract. negotiations are still ongoing but if as expected in kylian mbappe does not extend he can sign a precontract agreement in january. they said they are prepared to sell the french international this summer rather than risk losing him for nothing stopping english football league club have had a winding up petition lodged against them by uk tax authorities. there has been huge financial turmoil at wigan who have been relegated to league one from the championship and its understood money is outstanding from last month's salaries. they won the fa cup will start next season on —8 points for not paying their players on time. bordeaux have missed out on promotion after french football's governing body handed them a loss for an abandoned match earlier this month. the game on the second ofjune was called off when the score was attacked by a pitch invader. a plan to appeal the decision to the french olympic committee. and david moyes will stay on as manager of west ha

one reportedly from hamas, the other with the palestinian islamic jihad, it is believe it goes to mann has been arrested now they what could they came out of? how are these ready? i'm a came on the fire and this thing that ensued a massive gun basle and during that operation, as they were trying to extract themselves the is really, i mean, that is the idea of shortly after about 7 am a they, one of the vehicles was struck by an i d, a roadside bomb and that caused damage. it injured one of the soldiers and then left them with this operation where they needed to move in to the next traction mode that a so the deployment of helicopters, as you mentioned, and you'll late in there. and that's something we haven't said for decades. and that definitely does show an escalation in this, right, as opposed to other ones. the helicopters were apparently there to try and clear the area so that the idea if could get there at hardware and soldiers out of these right. common that happened on an almost nightly basis across the west side, particularly in the north. but something of this scale is not sa

familia tiene jóvenes de estas edades vulnerables y como madre busca la forma de alejarlos terance mannidades en las escuelas. >> para preparar sus padres a prevenir o intervenir cuando sus hijos están tomando malos pasos la fiscalía tiene el programa proyecto de padres que da clases de información en español. >> para aprender a reconocer las señales. >> ver si ella te típico de pandilla. >> desde san josé libertad pedraza quisiera telemundo 48. >> la policía de gopalan investigó tiroteo que ocurrió el miércoles de una persona perdió la vida es la balacera se origina la cuadra 400 terapia y 26 >> de acuerdo con las autoridades la víctima seguía con vida cuando llegaron al hospital donde recibió los primeros auxilios con una herida. pero fue declarada muerta llegar al hospital la policía no ha revelado la identidad de la víctima hasta que se notifica sus familiares. en ese departamento de policía público ha fotografiado la persona involucrada en un intento de homicidio. >> es oriundo de texas las autoridades ofrecen la recompensa de 5000 dólares para que le de información del paradero de

and i'm assuming that 600 k can be accounted for the um, one of vista, horace mann. daytime services, but i was curious about the other 220. i'm sorry to interrupt. um we have one more public commenter on the phone. just now. can you take that? please? great. thank you. moderator, can you please admit the caller on the phone, please? right but on the chart that shows the, uh. hello color you have two minutes with the general housing summary kind of, um president family. i noticed that the family shelter line it was originally, uh, category, um , watching back the recording operating the question down this color. thank you. sound good, okay? yeah. so let's see. so the emergency. um, yeah, the emergency shelter in housing. we had a increase in family shelter. yes. so g. whitley she her pronouns deputy director, hsh. um so. this is just a typo in the roll up. this is the increases the 600,000 to add, um , the extended hours at buena vista, horace mann and the hospitality house shelter as well. it's rolled up into a line that says family shelter. thank you for finding ou

. >> reporter: the ban on gay and by mann donating blood dates back to the 1980s. a new policy was meant to take a science-based approach instead of blanket discrimination. >> in my opinion it was long overdue. >> reporter: this donation center provides leading scientific research and it was custer's work which helped the fda formulate a policy change. >> this is a major change in the way the blood donors are selected in the u.s. everybody will be treated equally when they come to donate. you will all be asked the same questions, and the answers to the questions will determine whether somebody is eligible or not to be a donor. not your sexual orientation. >> reporter: any donors who report more than one sexual partner in the past three months are deferred, but the most controversial is the ban on donors who take widely-used hiv medicine. >> a lot of gay and bisexual men and women take prop. all of us, i take it. we are all categorically excluded even though we have all but zero risk of getting hiv. >> reporter: brian custer says that prop may delay detection or giv

mann: thank you. i think that's incredibly important. i yield back. mr. nehls: the gentleman yields. i recognize mr. stanton for five minutes. mr. stanton: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for the opportunity to join the subcommittee for a hearing on a topic of great interest to the people of my state in arizona. i wanted to be here because phoenix is the largest city in the united states without access to passenger rail service. as other communities have gained access to passenger rail they've experienced significant new economic opportunities but arizona thus far has missed out. i'm hopeful that will change and there's reason for optimism. amtrak applied for funds to restore long distance train service to phoenix via the sunset limited and arizona has submitted a proposal to the federal rail joad administration's corridor i.d. program to advance frequent and reliable passenger rail service between our two large and fast-growing metropolitan areas, phoenix and dueson. arizonans have wanted passenger train service between phoenix and dueson for decades.

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while in prison, he stopped at mann and set him on fire, killing him. he did not respond to any letters from salt lines. the mirror was sentenced to a minimum of 51 years. that wasn't the case for the 3rd person involved in the robbery. amanda jo, good. she did. how much time in jail? 50 years, 40 years, 10 years. she did one year she was incarcerated. what's the difference between her and the person who has a doctors getting color is going to get more time that has been proved and you had a white judge, white prosecutor, white defense attorney white cops, and then you have this flat kid sitting there 16 when it happened and gets nailed. the color of his scan was not my concern. and never was ready. nichols was the district attorney at the time and oversaw the prosecution of i'm yours case. don't you see a double standard? and the way that a 16 year old white girl gets a year. how do you explain that? well, uh i can explain it. uh, you know, and like say people wish to draw the conclusion that it was uh, racially motivated. they would be free to do that

. >> kansas republican congressman traci mann says bags like these should feed the world. we want to make sure that it's our american ag products coming in these bags, not just sending money overseas. man says u.s. humanitarian aid often uses food from other countries. but his american farmers feed the world act would make sure that products we sent to those in need are homegrown. addressing global hunger is morally right. strategically wise and as the fiscally responsible thing to do. a sponsors of the bill say sending bags of food to war-torn countries. it's a better alternative than sending cash. there's no bag of cash that's dropped on on field in an african country to say this money came from the united states, arkansas republican congressman rick crawford says international food assistance is another way to showcase american farmers. and no one is better equipped. american farmers to feed the world more than 50 food producing association support the legislation. >> will be more nimble and able to respond more quickly and efficiently. we believe that the united states

a businessman, shes are the dogwood and his son solely, mann for more, we can talk now to submarine recovery expert frank o, and he's with the submarine institute of australia and joins is from canberra. thanks for being with us. oxygen in the saw is expected to run out early thursday. is that enough time frank? to be able to save those on board? well i would say that for the stop the austin calculations, the $96000.00 is not just a clock. it's not that at the $96.00, so it will turn off the lead. if the crew is the passengers and crew in the semester for managing the environment as well as they should be, and they know how many do they have the ceo of ation guys. so they also have this very experienced french navy dive up on board and he would be intimately aware of the need to rest and manage your austin consumption. and you'll see a 2 production site. i'm hopeful that they would be able to survive beyond but $0.96. why is it so hard, frank, for rescuers to locate the submersible without different as, as opposed to others that might have been designed with certification by the the stand of

who remain in the capital would remain caught up in the middle people morgan onto vera on through mann middle. the un security council is expressed deep concern now and is quoting on all sides and sit down to resume dialog its budget to extend the mission to sit down for 6 months. the mission was set up to support the country during its transition to democratic. we'll talk as president richard typo defined, will be sworn in for a 3rd time in the coming hours. he took more than 52 percent of votes him last week . one of the election defeats in come out and finish the other ones governing alliance. one most seats and parliament, the $600.00 newly elected m. p. 's less wont in assert. i'm an uncle on friday the most. let's come here and i'll just say every, including the us defense secretary sends a message to china as more than 40 minutes to gather for security meeting. can single the evangelical preacher, a tooth of encouraging his followers to stop themselves appears in court. and can you more not saving us the we're off with your weather update for the middle east and africa. here's a

pitchfork was jailed for life for raping and strangling 215—year—old girls, linda mann and don ashworthng arrested again and sent back to prison two months later. a mother has beenjailed for 27 years for the manslaughter of her son alfie steele. her partner der carroll has been given a life sentence for the murder. alfie died in 2021 after being submerged in a cold bath deliberately. thejudge said his suffering was sadistic. junior doctors are continuing their 72 hour strike today over pay and conditions in england. the bma said a 5% pay offer isn't enough. the health secretary steve barclay said he would be willing to resume talks if the strikes moved significantly from what he said is an unreasonable position. police in nottingham have granted or have been granted another 36 hours to question a 31—year—old man arrested on suspicion of murder after the attacks on tuesday. another venture will be held later in memory of the two university students in the 65—year—old man who was stabbed —— another vigil. 0ur correspondent will tell us more about the vigil today. this building in the cent

the new content out by 1000000 barrels today in july. cornelia matt is chief executive officer at mann results is she says, cutting or production benefit developing countries. i was expecting some sort of a tough because opec is roughly minutes has arrived, be worried about the economic go slope, which is not too good. the warrant about interest rates rising still in the us and certainly in europe. so. 2 don't worry about a week economy and we call that means week the month, which is no good for prices developing countries that produce. so i absolutely benefit from a up absolutely benefit from the stable of, of not too low price, the ones what importing oil for them. it's, it's, it's the risk of the, of the mental. but we also have to look at something else, which is the sector is under invested. and by 2050 we will have 2000000000 people more on this or is. and they will mainly be nastic and inside of asia, where we still will need the oil and gas. so investment is really needed to ensure that it's sufficient and she available for those comp, please with the population growth is, is t

great politician, these great man of the institutions and of course his role as a, as a b to b is miss mann. now i, i think the one thing is the reaction to me there are at an official level. i'm also in speak to conk that, that'd be tied in. and i leaving each other you most of my time. now they're all in france. so uh, i cannot hide it. of course, there are, there is the sentiments of unimportant political, there's finality that it hasn't gone. but at the same time, he had lots of enemy for the people enemy. and the disaster that he created within the political culture is something that many political parties and lead political movements, uh, life threatening against. so really, it would be really bulky, the appropriate people to look at these, these events, which is the tragical events like the death of anybody like something that could deserved to the community. and so uh, at the international level for many people. uh, this is something that puts an end to a new right. we'd ship it was courtney contributed to create which was a. and you can reach the in the veto union commissioner rela

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pitchfork was jailed for life for raping and strangling two 15—year—old girls, lynda mann and dawn ashworthsed in 2021, before being arrested and sent back to prison two months later. the northern uk tends to be much wetter than the south, but this summer that pattern is being flipped on its head. water levels in much of scotland are very low with some rivers breaking records, while southern england is mostly healthy after a very wet spring. the uk centre for ecology and hydrology warns of increased risk of drought affecting farmers and nature. a mother has beenjailed for 27 years for the manslaughter of her 9—year—old son alfie steele and child cruelty charges. carla scott's partner, dirk howell, was given a life sentence for murder. alfie died in 2021, after being deliberately submerged in a cold bath. the judge said the suffering inflicted on alfie was �*sadistic�*. you're live with bbc news. thousands of people came together today and nottingham city centre to come together for the victims of the attack. a silence was held for the people who were killed. another man remains in serious c

and i'm assuming that 600 k can be accounted for the um, one of vista, horace mann. daytime services, but i was curious about the other 220. i'm sorry to interrupt. um we have one more public commenter on the phone. just now. can you take that? please? great. thank you. moderator, can you please admit the caller on the phone, please? right but on the chart that shows the, uh. hello color you have two minutes with the general housing summary kind of, um president family. i noticed that the family shelter line it was originally, uh, category, um , watching back the recording operating the question down this color. thank you. sound good, okay? yeah. so let's see. so the emergency. um, yeah, the emergency shelter in housing. we had a increase in family shelter. yes. so g. whitley she her pronouns deputy director, hsh. um so. this is just a typo in the roll up. this is the increases the 600,000 to add, um , the extended hours at buena vista, horace mann and the hospitality house shelter as well. it's rolled up into a line that says family shelter. thank you for finding ou

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that would be important because bottom six, runner on for luis mann toes, the rookie.is first big league homer of his career. giants win 7-6 moving within a game and a half first place. days north of the border in toronto. we've got a baseball. chapman drove in the blue what a play format chapman on the hot corner. a's fans decided sony times over the years, they were hopped. bottom sixth, jay's his second home or in as many games. a's lose 7-3. warriors introduce the new draft picks friday. trace jackson davidson from santa clara. the jet ski has a photographic memory and asked him on the spot if he can name every player taken in front of him in thursday's nba draft. >> you have got victor, brandon miller, thompson twins, anthony black, kula bolle, harris walker, number nine was taylor hendricks, 10 was case wallace but traded to thunder for derek lively at 12. 11 was, who did they pick? what was the 11th pick? 13th was brady. 14 was the hawkins. 15 was the hawks, colby bufkin. 16 was key on page or. 18 was -- 11, hold on. i am missing something. do not let me off the

this reallocation plan also would expand hours at one of vista, horace mann family shelter. this is a shelter based at a school site but does not operate when school is closed, and this would be the resources for at least 100 and 50, plus days when schools close to be able to keep that shelter open for families, it would also expand hours and the next line for hospitality house, which is an adult shelter to 24 7. and it would secure funding on the next line for, um 60 cabins in the mission district last year. in the budget, there was general fund dollars appropriated to build out that site, but we do not have operating funds identified. and so this was part of the department's budget request. that is, um the mayor's office has funded through this reallocation plan. the next slide. i wanted to just mentioned how the mayor's office proposal incorporated the committee's requests that i heard in the first section. um we understood that our proposal to allocate one time funds for women there are rapid re housing model was problematic. and so those funds have been reprogrammed to

nea foothill boulevards and vicksburg avenue in oakland about a block from horace mann elementary school. so f we know the victim is an adult, and died at the hospital. if you have any information on the driver you're asked to call opd. >>> happening today, a memorial service for alexis gabe. the 23-year-old vanished in january of 2022 after leaving her oakley home to visit her ex-boyfriend in antioch. one year later her partial remains were found in january of this year during a volunteer search in amador county. an autopsy and forensic test completed earlier this month. investigators say gabe's ex-boyfriend marshall curtis jones killed her, but he was shot and killed when officers tried to arrest him near seattle. the public memorial for alexis gabe will be held at diablo valley funeral home on monument boulevard in concord. it begins at 3:00 this afternoon and there will be a mass at 6:30. >>> a san francisco man accused of a deadly house explosion earlier this year now faces murder charges in the death of his wife. he was arrested again thursday on suspicion of murder. back in februa

take a listen to bruce mann, a former senior civil servant, being questioned by the inquiries lead lawyeresponded, having identified the correct doctrinal foundations, the integrated emergency management, all the structures and the policies currently in existence, and asked yourself the question or the primary question, were those structures, those policies, those schemes suitable or effective in responding to the covid pandemic? what was your conclusion? our conclusion — there is a figure, figure six in this table, which breaks down what should be there and what should be good, which i suggest we don't go back to in the interest of time. i did an assessment against every one of those components and that led to my conclusion, which was recorded a bit later in this document. the vast majority of those components were poor or nonexistent, and therefore it led to my conclusion that the overall preparedness of the pandemic was inadequate. peter, do you think it's possible to really drill down or apportion blame in a situation that was unprecedented? i in a situation that was unprecedented? in

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>> so i spoke to billy mann who was the president of bmg and has written with artists like pink.ge of that. that is them getting ahead of it. look at what happened with streaming like napster and other where's the artists had to adapt. he also said that maybe, this is interesting, potentially the grammys might have its own category for ai music in the future. but i did speak to a multi-time grammy award winner an well-known entertainment attorney doug davis, the son of clive davis who said ai could not own its own copyright so he doesn't see how that could potentially happen. but as you see, this is a debate and very interesting to watch. that we're only going to see evolve in the future. >> so fascinating and it could lead to a reexamination of copyright law. thank you so much. >> to quote tom hanks, there is no crying in baseball, unless your brother does the unthinkable. we're going to explain this one ahead. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help k

. >> so for kansas republican congressman, traci mann says bags like these should feed the world.e want to make sure that it's our american products coming in these bags, not just sending money overseas. man says u.s. humanitarian aid often uses food from other countries. but his american farmers feed the world act would make sure that products we sent to those in need are homegrown. addressing global hunger is morally right. strategically wise and as the fiscally responsible thing to do sponsors of the bill say sending bags of food to war-torn countries as a better alternative than sending cash. there's no bag that cash that's dropped on on field in an african country to say this money came from the united states, arkansas republican congressman rick crawford says international food assistance is another way to showcase american farmers. and no one is better equipped. american farmers to feed the world more than 50 food producing associations, support the legislation. >> will be more nimble and able to respond more quickly and efficiently. we believe that the united states should

cksoame down today well, john, this be just an amazing day for you, young mann, ,because, you know, you join this case as a plaintiff. you got a lot of grief for it. and today, harvard's communique to the greater harvard community was that this was a veryard comm difficult day. ro your response to harvard's reactionns to really validatingl your claims that this was unconstitutional from the outset? yeah, i mean, i'm very happyd iv that the supreme court ruled in favor of the sfa, but i'd just like to say that there's definitely a lot of fight left to and this is just a court ruling and we still need to execute and make sure that race is eliminated from college admissions. m >> carry my concern thatco i mentioned in the angle is that the left never stops. they just keep they aretural energizer bunny ears on these cultural issues. they will die on those hillsiss and are you concerned that there won'you conct be an easy e to ensure that they comply with this and not tryo back to backdoor some type of racial un backdoor some type of racial the elite universities? >> yeah, it's a definite ri

over the years, the one person who has driven for this thought is catherine mann, now at the bank ofhe high ground local dependencies of china with america and as you heard there, she would not say it is now because she's working for the ble but she would say you have to engage the conversation. lisa: which is perhaps the reason why an tony blinken headed over to beijing. we are learning this as he tries to mend ties. i'm wondering what the parameters are at the time were there is public pressure to decouple as it is not the less realistic. tom: he will discuss the importance of maintaining open lines of communication to responsibly manage u.s. relationship and looks for preventer cooperation on shared trends -- transnational challenges. joining us annmarie hordern. we are thrilled to bring in damien, china credit strategist for bloomberg. this is not a surprise. annmarie: it is not. we're the first to report about the trip and now the state department confirming our scoop with the dates. secretary blinken headed to beijing. the first time i secretary of state he has taken this trip.

when i'm having a bummer show for sure [ laughter ] >> seth: your mom, the wonderful actress leslie mannts we found, she seemed to be very consistently positive we've tried to circle them for everybody to see every single photo, she just puts a bunch of hearts [ laughter ] like the same hearts every single time. i mean, this must be so -- have you even noticed that she was doing this [ laughter ] >> no. >> seth: no? that is the saddest thing for a mom. it's like, "i'm sorry, i didn't notice i was reading what strangers say. >> oh, my god. i didn't realize she was doing the same thing on every single post >> seth: this was the best one i don't think, for the record, don't feel bad because i don't think she notices either here's a photo where she just commented twice in a row [ laughter ] >> she really loved that one >> seth: she loved that one. she was like -- she commented once, and she's like, "you know what, once isn't enough. [ light laughter ] you have a wonderful costar in this, matt doyle he won a tony last year. >> he's amazing. >> seth: it's a very funny show. it seems like a sho

mann wise not to waste weapons or to you -- or to lose human life.— -- or to lose human life.n belarus, - -- or to lose human life. now that mr prigozhin is in belarus, does i mr prigozhin is in belarus, does that add a different dimension to people in ukraine or not particularly?— people in ukraine or not particularly? people in ukraine or not articularl ? ~ , ., ., particularly? well, up to a point. it depends— particularly? well, up to a point. it depends on — particularly? well, up to a point. it depends on who _ particularly? well, up to a point. it depends on who has _ particularly? well, up to a point. it depends on who has gone - particularly? well, up to a point. it depends on who has gone with i it depends on who has gone with prigozhin — it depends on who has gone with prigozhin to belarus, if a significant number of his soldiers and are _ significant number of his soldiers and are sick of an infinite amount of his_ and are sick of an infinite amount of his military capability has gone with him. — of his military capability has gone with him, potentially, this poses

i am an innocent mann innoce, hd this is indeed a dark da sy forf the united states of america. matthew whitaker is the former acting attorney generaorney gelr former president trump. >> he joins me now with reaction. first first of all, just your in reaction to what the formet jur president just said. >> this is a dark day for this nation. yeahs, harris, good to be with you. it's a really sad day for our countrd da y. i mean, if you believe ine the rule of law and if you believe in equal justice shouldunder the law, this shoula concern you because, you know, o bewe have what appears to ber a completely political prosecution of the former the cur president, nomin the current leader for the republican nominatioatn. rs and, you know, it is it wasindit a rushed to get him indicted.hi you know, you look at the other cases, compare thi huns to hunte biden's case, joe biden's case, vice president pence's and even, you know, hillary clinton and is jusart i can't se how the department of justice isn't explaining why they're doing this case. and none of these other cases that i just ment

no need manne— an art and not a science. no bread making is— an art and not a science.working from home may be the prime culprit behind britains epidemic of long term sickness. work and pensions secretary mel stride certainly seems to think so as he pledges an expansion of schemes to get britain back to work. and where next for vladimir putin? he has never looked weaker in his 23 year reign after his own private army invaded russia unchallenged. we will be joined by former government minister brooks newmark , who has been working on newmark, who has been working on the front line. these past few months with the ukrainian people. state of the nation starts now . starts now. we'll also be joined by a particularly illuminating panel this evening, author and broadcaster michael crick and the criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes. the criminal barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes . as former tory mp jerry hayes. as evenl former tory mp jerry hayes. as ever, i want to hear from you. it's the most important part of the programme. it's the most important part of

operations of the oasis family shelter. 1.2 million for the expansion of ours at buenavista, horace mann family shelter. um and 1 million and continued support for families using emergency housing vouchers and as of mid june, 191 families had moved in using emergency housing vouchers, which is the highest population utilizing this resource to date and then funding for operations and services at 91 new, permanent, supportive housing family units in the lost pipeline. that's star view court and 607th street. and then we have a number of investments in this budget for transitional age, youth as well which i'm happy to go through. if you'd like me to go through those as well. um thank you, supervisor malgor. i. it this. these are one of those moments that i appreciate the numbers and i appreciate it data and i really do and because that's like i. i? that's how i think that helped me understand how we doing well, how do we measure i do have to say i understand the frustration from civilized, um, al car. which i personally share. you know, i think that while i'm seeing the success data, succes

so we have opened buena vista, horace mann , um, probably three or four years ago. which is that, um, um , mission neighborhood schools say, um that shelter closes when school closes it doesn't operate during the summer doesn't operate on school holidays. this would allow. um that shelter remain open, even though the school is closed and also operate, you know, uh, at a you know, 24 7 if school wasn't in place, so i think that's a, uh, you know, for marginal cost of very important expansion, as well as expanding hospitality house adult shelter to 24 7. there also was going to the next slide. um expansions in the budget that, um, speak to homelessness. prevention um, those upstream goals in our strategic plan. there are 825 new slots funded over the two year period. 750 of those would be that the rap program that an emergency rental assistance program the director spoke about in her presentation. um and that's an additional funding of 8.1 year. um we're really excited about that expansion. in addition, based on community feedback, um we are, um um it interested in pr

mann: as we speak, kansas farmers are working tirelessly in the face of record breaking drought to produce wheat which is a staple to families in our country and all over the world. they abannedand the -- abandoned the highest number of wheat since world war i. they have harvested 44 bushels per acre but this year they'll harvest 29 bushels per acre, a 35% decrease. to kansas wheat farmers and all american farmers, thank you for working tirelessly to keep our country's food secure and self-determining as a nation. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the woman from california -- the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today nearly one year after roe v. wade was overturned to condemn the continued sanctioned assault on women. in the year since this decision, more women have been prosecuted for their pregnancy outcomes and more laws have been introduced to further criminalize us than ever before. is it ok to ar

horace mann, bond, kenneth feinberg, brother david. steindel rast the new england yearly meeting archive and many, many other agents of social change. we feel the archive of daniel ellsberg is exactly where it belongs. acquiring this collection, a collection like this involves the work of many, and i just like to take a moment to acknowledge a few individuals. our head of special collections, rob cox, and the entire staff of special collections and university archives here at umass amherst. thank you. i'd also like to thank a chancellor's hoover swami and our other leaders on this campus, in particular, dr. bob feldman and dr. bob pollin, for recognizing umass as the rightful home for this archive and for working with us to make it so. thank you. so to tell us a little bit more about how umass came to acquire this amazing collection. i would like to introduce our chancellor campus of the swami, or as he's known to most of us here at umass amherst swami. please join me in welcoming chancellor sebastian. good evening and thank you, simon

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