the investigation was soon focused on marnie yang.n then went from possible suspect to unofficial police agent. he allowed police to fire his home and then he invited money over to see what she might say about the murder. investigators who hovered nearby and listened and later said marty sounded more like a concerned friend than a killer. she has questions about the investigation. >> did you talk to the police today? what do they think? >> police and got a warrant to search for computer work. >> we find she had googled ronny writers address from her workplace to ronny's residents. >> marney had also checked online for photos and videos of ronny. please fouls it was time to bring money in for questioning. >> she tells us about how she met chunk ill. how the chat about real estate. >> investigators were particularly interested in her whereabouts the night before the murder, which is that they already know from sean, included a couple of hours at his home. she was honest about that. >> she was there october the 3rd between 7:30 and 9:30

but it's a big thing in new orleans around marnie garad, i have a king cake, which is a type of pastry with a baby in the middle. well, when i was growing up, the king kicks were in edible. there was this company called mackenzie's that would make it and sprinkle some powdered sugar on top. it was terrible, always stale, just awful. well the v and the means of reinvented the king cake. and in new orleans now the best king kick in the entire city comes out of a vietnamese bakery and new orleans each. and that community is variety and their reinventing even nor one's culture. and after katrina, that community was devastated by katrina, i mean totally leveled and they were back within a year because they helped each other get through that at the destruction financially. they helped each other and they're still striving that as an example of what can happen on a positive level, with even a refugee population. just wait, continue to have your education, let them work, an honest job. 50 years later, everything's much, much better. thank you so much, professor for all your time today. and the

but it's a big thing in new orleans around marnie garad, i have a king cake, which is a type of pastry with a baby in the middle. well, when i was growing up, the king kicks were in edible. there was this company called mackenzie's that would make it and sprinkle some powdered sugar on top. it was terrible, always stale, just awful. well the v and the means of reinvented the king cake. and in new orleans now the best king kick in the entire city comes out of a v as in the means bakery and new orleans each and that community is driving and there reinventing even nor one's culture. and after katrina, that community was devastated by katrina. i mean, totally leveled and they were back within a year because they helped each other get through that at the destruction financially. they helped each other and they're still striving. that as an example of what can happen on a positive level with even a refugee population, just wait, continue to have your education, let them work, an honest job. 50 years later, everything's much, much better. thank you so much, professor for all your time today.

the head of the kherson regional council, the predictions of the experts regarding the large-scale marni disaster, but these are the dniprostorms that predicted a large the head of the community, who will be hammering it on its way after a year, is in electric waters, eh, we expect around 11 o'clock in the afternoon , eh, a critical level of acceptance of the highest political level. this is in the city of kherson, in the korabel microdistrict . e rise of the water level, president zelensky called an emergency meeting of the national security council of ukraine , and the leaders of the kryvyi rih region oleksandr vilkul and vitaly kim of the mykolaiv oblast are holding the meeting. according to the information of the state emergency service , there will be no flooding of the kinburg spit if the water reaches the road of the peninsula temporarily will become an island, emergency officials say, probably with this detonation, the kremlin wants to prevent the armed forces from moving to the left bank of the dnieper, however, first of all, this is a blow to global food security, the russians

i think it's really critical to highlight marnie's point, which is we've looked at, like the no . this change if it goes through will mean that there's about 100 . new beds added to the system and some problems. 75 problem solving all of the beds and the taste system except for the shelter and now center our two year or three year or indefinite time frames. people stay in permanent, supportive housing and people stay or stay in transitional for two years. so the churn is slow. it's not many not much right. so once those beds are filled, the young people will have nowhere to go until somebody leaves a bed or leaves their unit. right so it's very slow and the rapid re housing that we have the allocation that's currently in the budget, uh, relies on private funds to match and those private funds are coming to a natural end as a part of a campaign. so that was private funds will find even less rapid rehousing than we have right now, so the number goes down. and more young people stay outside and we lose the incredible progress we have made in reducing youth homelessness. so i really v

commissioners my name is marnie reagan. i use she, her pronouns and with larkin street youth services and also the co chair of hezbollah and chair of the taste subcommittee of hezbollah. um on behalf of larkin street and has been we, um, strongly opposed the mayor's, uh, plan to defund and divest property funds from tae and families. um it's a really short sighted plan. we are strongly concerned about taking funds away from investments and interventions that we know work if you look at the pit count ever since, um 2013 youth, homelessness has steadily decreased because on behalf of the t system of care, we know it works. we know that investing in our interventions, which is, um uh, a variety of interventions. in addition to just shelter beds, it works the numbers show that it works. um taking your foot off the gas now and wait, um, investing way too heavily in adult shelter beds, um, takes into no account the flow in and out of homelessness . um it sets off a chain reaction that i know in two years after the 24 election, we

i think it's really critical to highlight marnie's point, which is we've looked at, like the no . this change if it goes through will mean that there's about 100 . new beds added to the system and some problems. 75 problem solving all of the beds and the taste system except for the shelter and now center our two year or three year or indefinite time frames. people stay in permanent, supportive housing and people stay or stay in transitional for two years. so the churn is slow. it's not many not much right. so once those beds are filled, the young people will have nowhere to go until somebody leaves a bed or leaves their unit. right so it's very slow and the rapid re housing that we have the allocation that's currently in the budget, uh, relies on private funds to match and those private funds are coming to a natural end as a part of a campaign. so that was private funds will find even less rapid rehousing than we have right now, so the number goes down. and more young people stay outside and we lose the incredible progress we have made in reducing youth homelessness. so i really v

marni reagan, larkin street youth services and co-chair of we strongly oppose the mayor's ordinance to take programed prop c funds for tae and family housing in order to overly invest in one intervention. adult shelter beds. we support providing shelter beds in addition to a range of housing options. but this shortsighted reallocation of programed and family funds disregards aids flow through and out of the homeless response system by not investing in exits to housing and divest from underserved and families. this reallocation plan will result in an increase in youth and family. homelessness has support. providers know that we can do better than this. please vote no and let's work together on a better investment plan for all. thank you. thank you. martin reagan. next speaker, please. okay. oops. hello. my name is aurora gonzalez, executive director of l organization. i'm here with my daughter to ask you to say no to the mayor's proposition because we think our babies need beds and i don't want any kids to go past what i went past when i was a little girl because i don't want anybody or

marni reagan, larkin street youth services and co-chair of we strongly oppose the mayor's ordinance to take programed prop c funds for tae and family housing in order to overly invest in one intervention. adult shelter beds. we support providing shelter beds in addition to a range of housing options. but this shortsighted reallocation of programed and family funds disregards aids flow through and out of the homeless response system by not investing in exits to housing and divest from underserved and families. this reallocation plan will result in an increase in youth and family. homelessness has support. providers know that we can do better than this. please vote no and let's work together on a better investment plan for all. thank you. thank you. martin reagan. next speaker, please. okay. oops. hello. my name is aurora gonzalez, executive director of l organization. i'm here with my daughter to ask you to say no to the mayor's proposition because we think our babies need beds and i don't want any kids to go past what i went past when i was a little girl because i don't want anybody or

this is marnie regan from larkin street youth services and also co chair of president of san franciscowe thank the board of supervisors for approving the resolutions regarding 7 30, stan yin and 11 74 folsom, both of which will provide much needed faith and service in the hate item has already had its public comment on it. it's item 12 that you're speaking to you will that is not eligible for public comment this afternoon. thank you. thank you for your thoughtful impactful. hello ma'am. as i said, you're not able to speak about item 12 specifically. i understand. okay. very good. i'm gonna i'm gonna resume your time and give you back your minutes 38 seconds. here we go. we fully support. dean presents inquiry, individual anti violence against our unused neighbors and the board's resolution urging attorney general banda and the u. s. department of justice to review all the evidence in the tragic death of banco brown. thank you for responding to the pain and trauma express loudly by community banker would be alive and well today if adequate resources were invested in housing and referenc