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thanks for being with us in washington dc. maureen meyer is the vice president in charge of programs at the washington office on latin america. that's an n g o. the promotes rights, democracy, and social and economic justice in latin america also, and mexico city sancho or its senior enlist on mexico with the international crisis group. you have lived in communities and mexico controlled by organized crime. you'll be telling us about that in just a moment. welcome to everybody. i want to start with carlos. so you're in mexico city, carlos, bring us into the conversation. the mexicans are having whether it's over coffee, over dinner amongst friends. how were mexicans talking? what are they saying about this election cycle? well, this, this is actually a very interesting question. what we've seen on the one hand is, you know, the mexicans do recognize the mix, the bag of results that you know, that this government has produced or for laughter paused. for instance, you'll see that privacy and security is the most, you know, sensitive and concerning subject. and that people do not approv

maureen's grandfather was a member of the garda in ireland. her siblings are all nypd cops. as we continue to honor -- sorry -- as we continue to honor these officers, let us also remember that they had fears and dreams like everyone else, if they choose to put themselves at risk and make our communities safer and better places for all. their sacrifice and dedication are in necessity for safer communities act. let us always honor and remember their service, ensuring their legacy lives on, even though they are no longer with us. when each of them continue to rest in peace. thank you, and god bless. rep. johnson: thank you, tommy. he and all the many members of family here, thank you for being here. we want to thank all the members of congress who are here, a great cross-section of leaders from around the nation whose hearts are intertwined with all of you and we do feel your loss acutely. they want to share a moment of status here and then i will close as in the prayer and although the weather is not permitting, we will still venture outside, some of us, to put flags out on t

maureen. item five. adjournment yeah, yeah. all right, we're after a long day. and thank you all to all of you for being here this evening. everybody sitting here tonight, we're going to adjourn in honor of firefighter paramedic. lieutenant and well-loved human being, steven sylvester. so thank you. we are adjourned. thank you. thank you. yep. thank you very much >> i don't want to be involved in the process after it happens. i want to be there at the front end to help people with something in my mind from a very early age. our community is the important way to look at things, even now. george floyd was huge. it opened up wounds and a discussion on something festering for a long time. before rodney king. you can look at all the instances where there are calls for change. i think we are involved in change right now in this moment that is going to be long lasting. it is very challenging. i was the victim of a crime when i was in middle school. some kids at recess came around at pe class and came to the locker room and tried to steal my watch and physically assault

maureen. item five. adjournment yeah, yeah. all right, we're after a long day. and thank you all to all of you for being here this evening. everybody sitting here tonight, we're going to adjourn in honor of firefighter paramedic. lieutenant and well-loved human being, steven sylvester. so thank you. we are adjourned. thank you. thank you. yep. thank you very much >> my name is julie maw. i am a captain in the san francisco fire department. i didn't grow up thinking i would be a firefighter. i didn't realize it was an option. i didn't see other people who looks like me in the fire service, so i didn't have an idea that this was a possibility for me. what inspired me is i had a few friends from the hip -- hawaiian community who were applying for the job at the time and they encouraged me to apply as well. we are a pretty tightknit community. we are like a family, the fire service is like a family. food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. and teamwork and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community.

i asked maureen, i mean we're on from the war studies, department of kings products, london. what impact is, has had on ukraine's ability to defend itself. there has been concerns and these concerns almost new and they are related to the whole aid that has been supplied to ukraine by western countries. namely, the fact that ukraine shouldn't use those weapons to strike russia proper. that has been a problem. ukraine has also been criticized for using drones to strike russian oil refineries for instance. and it is a legitimate military target from of, from the premium point of view. of course, however, is there even in the restrictions being placed on that something that you crane is a situation could take advantage of potentially and say, restricting ukraine from, let's say, striking across the board. there were russian groupings of troops are preparing for renew the salt, as of course, hampering ukraine's capabilities. and if we put that into the full picture where ukraine is already struggling with mind power, with shortage of technology restricting you creating in that way

and it's really a part time maureen is of leader of columbia students for justice and tell us doing for s j p, which organizes closely with jewish force for peace. we just are trying to educate people about the ways in which the policies are repressed. we are really looking to the history of like the south african apartheid and how it was spearheaded by the use on college campuses. on the 9th, i think genocide, investment is the ultimate goal from watson, many factors, and companies that profit off of illegal settlements and things that are, are just violating human rights. in november, the university suspended both groups, campus administrators that they held and unauthorized a bit that it was later revealed. administrators had changed the policy about hosting campus events as protest supported, garza pick ups team on the on. the administrators also alleged that the reason for the group suspension was that the protest included threatening rhetoric and intimidation. when we met in person with the senior executive vice president, he said it was references to apartheid genocide and from t

and now it's genocide. maureen is part of the group on our campus has been organizing approaches and trying to educate people about the situation and causes that this activism comes at a price order with a me for posted on line, call me a terrorist. and that did result in the losing my job. the suppression of palestine advocacy and speech in the us has a long history. but since october 7th is intensified and university campuses are on the front lines. my name is de square posted on virtually campus me with an anti somebody with my name and you know about the fonts, you know, with a big photo and then a website. they're putting a target on my back. they're saying, here's your purse and go get her. i think it's an exception to freedom of speech. yeah, we're allowed to talk about anything except this one thing. both points investigates what the correct down on palestine advocacy means for academic freedom in the us. they think that if they attack us enough, then everyone else will be quiet, but they don't realize that we can't be silent. and it's just going to motivate people to rise up

maureen: i am maureen flatly. i have spent the last almost 40 years engaged in oversight and government reform of issues related to children across a range of systems. i always tell people that one of the most formative experiences of my life was being the daughter of an fbi agent who spent most of his career detailed to the senate racketeering committee, where he developed testimony against the cosa nostra with joe valachi. and that proved to me with my own eyes for most of my childhood that congress can solve big problems involving criminals. and i think at the end of the day, my point of view on this issue is that this is not fundamentally a technology problem. this is fundamentally a crime problem. and by ignoring that, for far too many years, we have now created a problem that seems almost insurmountable. but i hope today that we talk a little bit about some concrete solutions. >> thanks. and i'm daniel castro, vice president of itif, information technology and innovation foundation, which is a nonprofit thin

. >> chief and it will be hard to replace maureen but do our best, you know, i'm at subject idle gait a lot of the roundabout or assignment to commissioner a commissioner caminong grace /* graciously accepted a member of service commissioner nakajo will give us an update to find a replacement. >> we need to call for public comment. >> yeah. public comment. >> and nobody approaching the podium and nobody on the public comment line. >> commissioner nakajo a that have the information upon the destiny for myself to work with the commission in terms of process on the steps of the posting of the point of was posted on april 26th provide by the director and close this friday may 10th traditionally two week postings the point of information a 50 applications are arrived on the did he give nation and director if president morgan to h.r. it is to have a goal of 10 kwfltdz campus resumes sent to the fire commission the next sense of information i think i need to proudly put on the claurnz it is rather to require meetings and some dates of information and upon is derivative of president he recomm

i'm on that story from our correspondent felix maureen. go file is report felix. you have visited these affected communities and tell us how people are dealing with the current situation that so that people, i feel sad at what has transpired. community members have joined the kinda red cross the military. and as i risk you, organizations in the search and retrieval for their bodies. victims are receiving psycho social supports and attend their red cross tens passed as into other religious leaders from the area have come to and coverage and play with the victims . we have also seen community members coming in with food and clothes donation. and the most shocking thing has been that the kids who are roaming around the shelter, not even know the magnitude of what could have just the sheets. the whole leading to that, that's now is we've seen any revolt, a kidney as president, has asked people to leave the vulnerable areas. although getting the help of from the government in the evaluation process that they need. so the president give a 48 hour i to made some of that

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because at this is the us is the west to continue to supply this weapon with maureen's every time maureen's morning's mornings. so or i need to secure the need safety for their 33rd. and of course, a longer age limit size, or like a weapon for it's good for us to leave the conflict and the for, for, i'm going to the things in the region and the of course, and now also in the builder of the region, it's needed, like an wasn't, then you have the same, the same situation, like with of the, of, of this go was of like a 4th us for the opinion. i mean, where they deploy a little particularly, and with these are still are they show the finance. and now there is the same situation in both or so there is this one, fire god, the thought to go and maybe buy from force need to pull back this weapon system for stuff makes a better part of a spokeswoman for russia as foreign ministry model. as a cut off by stats and ukraine's attacks on civilians exemplify the criminal nature of the landscape government as it is supported by western sponsors. the terror attack in belgrade is another bloody link and a cha

but the military analysts, maureen, of a role enjoys me now from the stony and capital tallying. it's good to see you again. talk to us a little bit about what exactly what these weapons their brush is, testing, what are they a good evening brand. it's good to be here again. well, what do i have to understand? there is a substantial difference between tactical nuclear weapons and strategic nuclear weapons. um, so tactical nuclear weapons or rise of warheads, they have a much lower yield. so from one killer on up to about 50. so the destructive power is much less. and then they can be fitted on the friend missiles that russia has, for instance, the caliber missiles or is those of the is calendar m complex, meaning that the range is also limited. so essentially, here we're talking about the exercise of deploying those tactics. busy nuclear weapons given the much for the range in battle field conditions, rather than what one would expect using international guy in continental, i'm sorry, i see beyond me to target the likes of the united states. marine. why is vladimir putin? why is

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because if the us, if the west to continue to supply this weapon with maureen's, i already time maureen's morning's mornings. so or i need to secure the, the, let's say speak for their 3030. and of course, a longer age me size are like a weapon for is come for us to leave the conflict and the for, for bring the piece in the region. and uh, of course, now also in the builder of the region it's needed like, and was in the, at the same the same situation, like with of the, of, of this go was of like a 4th us for the ukrainian army where they deploy a lot of artillery and we, these are still the, they shows finance and now there is but seems to place an embargo. so there is this uh, one fire god, the thought to go and maybe not from force need to pull back because what phone system for stuff makes safe. bye bye. all right. okay, sure. well, you know about weapons. we know that he told us about what was happening on may, 9th, he described the width is really clear. it was amazing. i was very interested watching you, but these miss, so these weapons, are they talking about the these long range

the w's fillings, maureen just spoke to some people who were forced to leave the homes. many don't know what's happened to their loved ones. shot had was what as raging efforts to find the remaining forty's as the loan going a shelter load of sadness on the victims faces many trying to come to terms with that tragedy that has heat samples. julie's family, easy morning date was the 4th for their lives. and 6, divide by that 3 year old toddler was credited every year by the flags to what i searched for him every week, but couldn't find him. if i don't find my baby while he's still alive, i don't know without ever forgive myself. i'm just praying that god drives me more days to stay with my baby because when i remember the struggles we've had in the damage that has taken place in the floods, i'm wondering where the god saved his life or what happened to him like julie is doubtful of that i finally found shelter to stay in for the night. away from the place we have that we should begin. she and her husband, how fond memories of that 3 year old son isaac commodities bought th

you know now that maureen mckelvey, the i now that maureen mckelvey, the supposed mistress in omagh,now that susan palmer, the supposed — know now that susan palmer, the supposed mistress at grange post office _ supposed mistress at grange post office in— supposed mistress at grange post office in rayleigh, had been acquitted by a jury injanuary office in rayleigh, had been acquitted by a jury in january 2007. mrs palmer— acquitted by a jury in january 2007. mrs palmer having blamed horizon at trial for— mrs palmer having blamed horizon at trial for the _ mrs palmer having blamed horizon at trial for the losses said to have been _ trial for the losses said to have been attributed to her. why were you telling these parliamentarians that every prosecution involving the horizon to be my— prosecution involving the horizon to be my arising season boot system had been successful? i be my arising season boot system had been successful?— been successful? i fully accept now that

every time maureen's morning mornings. so or i need to secure the need safety for their 3030 and of course a longer age limit size are like a weapon for it's good for us to leave the conflict. no for, for going to the things in the region. and of course now also in the better of the region, it's needed like an wasn't, then you have the same, the same situation, like with the, of the, of, of disco was of like a 4th us for the opinion. i mean, where they deploy a lot of artillery and we, these are still are they show finance. and now there is the same situation in both or so there is this of, on fire, god the thought go. and maybe that from force need to pull back this weapon system for stuff makes a lot of are following the attack on the apartment complex. 3 more ukrainian attacks took aim at belgrade on sunday. so really, an infrastructure was hit, including a parking area bus stop and more local homes. but for more on this now we're going across live to investigative journalist christopher holly. thanks, chris. always a p

victoria's mother maureen was one of many with this story.was in chronic pain. she didn't want to eat. it was just horrific. maureen died in february with liver cancer, five months after she was diagnosed with hep c and 47 years after she had the blood transfusion that infected her. even though her medical records show she needed many blood transfusions in 1976 and had hep c symptoms since 2008, she wasn't tested for the virus. why was there not a campaign on the tv? posters in the doctors'? you know, why was mum not tested? because if mum had have been tested many, many years earlier, the outcome would have been very, very different and my mum would still have been with us. infections were the direct result of nhs treatment, but still the government didn't even start trying to trace infected people until 1995. despite saying they wanted to find victims, new evidence seen by the bbc shows the government instead tried to limit public awareness of the virus, deciding not to speed up detection to avoid embarrassing bottlenecks at liver clinics.

speaker, members of guests, i am retired detective thomas donahue te wife defendant maureen donahue ofhe nypd who died of 9/11cer. in a matter of weeks, this is the fourth memorial i have been two and a fourth wall her ne has been added to. trust me, it doesn't get easier. although it doesn't get easier, events like this are important in the tradition, ase say, of never forgetting. certainly it is crucial to never forg the officers who have sacrificed their lives while serving. ing them reaffirms the values of courage, bravery and commitment to community safety they stood for. ene not only honor their memory, but also reminds us of the debt of gratitude we owe those who still wear their uniform. these units if demonstrate the federal law enforcement. they have families and some come from a law enforcement family. man's grandfather was a member of the garda in ireland. her siblings are all nypd cops. as we coue sorry -- as we continue to honor these officers, let us also remember thandreams like, they choose to put themselves at risk and make our communities safer and better places for

because if the us, if the west to continue to supply this weapon with maureen's, i've already time maureen's mornings morning. so i need to secure the need safety for their $33.00. and of course, a longer age limit size are, this is like a web on the floor. it's kind of for us to leave the conflict and the for, for, i'm going to the peace in the region. and the of course, and now also in the middle of the region, it's needed like an wasn't any of the same. the same situation, like with of the, of, of disco was of like a 4th us for the opinion. i mean, where they deploy a lot of particularly and with these artillery they show the finance. and now there is the same situation in both or so there is this one, fire god, the touch, go and maybe not from force need to pull back. this weapon system for stuff makes a better car. alright, let's press allow live to australia, an independent journalist, johnny h. johnny is good to have you join me right now ross, you assess the tax just adds to the list of the crimes of t event. it's west and back as i wonder what you interpreting affordable, where i ju

joining me is tommy donohue, retired nypd detective who lost his wife, maureen, in 2022. tommy?mr. spea members of congress and guests, i am here in tribute to my late wife, lieutenant donohue who died of ths al i have been to that her name has been added to. it doesn't get easier. although it doesn't geer events like these are impta it is crucial to never forget the officers who sacrificed their lives, and courage, bravery and safety they stood for. ot oy honor their memory but also remind us of the debt of gratitude we owe those who still wear the uniform. these officers demonstrate the human side of law enforcement, some come from a law enforcemenmi marine's grandfather in ireland, they ar cuts. as we continue to honor, as we continue to honor these offices let us remember they have fears and dreams like everyone else yet they chose put themselves at risk in better placesthei sacrifice and dedication are necessary for safe communities. ensu tves on even though they are no longer with us. thank you and god bless. >> thank you, many members of the family, wth being here as well

victoria's mother maureen was one of many with this story.e was in chronic pain. she didn't want to eat. it was just horrific. maureen died in february with liver cancer, five months after she was diagnosed with hep c and 47 years after she had the blood transfusion that infected her. even though her medical records show she needed many blood transfusions in 1976 and had hep c symptoms since 2008, she wasn't tested for the virus. why was there not a campaign on the tv? posters in the doctors'? you know, why was mum not tested? because if mum had have been tested many, many years earlier, the outcome would have been very, very different and my mum would still have been with us. infections were the direct result of nhs treatment, but still the government didn't even start trying to trace infected people until 1995. despite saying they wanted to find victims, new evidence seen by the bbc shows the government instead tried to limit public awareness of the virus, deciding not to speed up detection to avoid embarrassing bottlenecks at liver clinics

maureen stevens. she gave us a love story, a remarkable love story of this man that she just adored and the children they had. he liked to fish and hike, he ate all kinds of different things, he worked at ami, the national enquirer, and the star, and mirror. these tabloids that you see when you're checking out at the supermarket, and bob stevens was a photo editor. his job was to take photos and add them to the stories. the first set of symptoms was that he felt awful, and it seems like the flu. in the middle of the night, early morning hours, he's gasping for breath. maureen drove him up to the emergency room. when he was brought to the emergency room at jfk hospital, he was not breathing properly and he had to be intubated and ventilated. so no one ever spoke to him. they go through all the battery of the tests and dr. larry bush is looking at bob stevens' spinal fluid and he's not liking what he's seeing. when that doctor saw the microscope appearance of what was going on in the spinal fluid of the

that was maureen moran from the worst studies department at kings college london. marina. thank you for your insights. thank you. for having me let's get a check now, some of the other stories making use this. our israel has launched more strikes and gauze on after expanding its evacuation order for rough off. it said some $300000.00 people have already floods the area and the one is warning of an epic disaster. if israel pursues an outright invasion of the crowded city, israel says ralph, who is the last refuge of hum us, which launch the tober 7th terrorist attacks. people in northern afghanistan have been burying their dad after devastating flooding. the world health organization says a number of people killed has now passed 330. the w h o's at the floss had left many more homeless and with severely disruptive transportation, water supplies and sewage systems, switzerland nemo has won the eurovision song contest becoming the 1st non binary contestant to take home the prize. the annual contest as built as a seal good celebration of europe's diversity and organizers and s

like to maureen, i'm iran from the will studies department of kings college london. thank you so much for that. thank you for having me. at a quick look now, at some more global headlines, 3 spanish citizens have been killed in a shooting in afghanistan central by me on the province. a major tourist area. several of the people were wounded in the attack tally bundled forward to say 4 people have been arrested and an investigation is ongoing. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. a suspect to talk with the attempted murder of slow of upfront minutes, the robot fee co is facing a quote that will decide whether he should be held in detention until his trial. the man shot c cole several times off to a government meeting on wednesday. the prime minister remains in a serious condition. a video has a much allegedly showing of wrap, has shown, digit combs, attacking sing a cassie ventura is for my girlfriend and a los angeles hotel hallway in 2016. it resembles an attack she detailed in a lawsuit, accusing columns of physically and sexually abusing healthy dis co

confirmed that one of the men one two of the jordanian nationals who tried to breach the quantico maureenorp base in virginia crossed into america through the wide-open border, in san diego. back in april. we are covering this this morning fox news, encountering a large group of male migrants in california from all around the world this week, watch. >> where you from. >> pakistan. >> pakistan. >> india. >> india. >> turkey? >> turkey okay. >> india. where you guys from. >> turkey, turkey? where you guys from. >> china. >> china ecuador? >> where you from. >> india, india, india. >> iran, iran. why did you come. no freedom. >> no freedom? yes, in iran. >>. freedom in iran melugin speaking with california man dispardoned passports left at border from illegals coming in. >> there are just dropping the stuff on the ground, to come here and assume new identity it is a little bit scarier, not nothing background seek people coming across male, male, male, all millry aged males i have the proof right here. maria: joining me alabama senator tommy tuberville member senate armed services committee i

maureen passed away in february with liver cancer five months after she was diagnosed with hep c andusion that infected her. even though her medical records show she needed many blood transfusions in 1976 and had hep c symptoms since 2008, she wasn't tested for the virus. her daughter victoria is furious. why was there not a campaign on the tv? posters in the doctors? you know, why was mum not tested? because if mum would have been tested many, many years earlier, the outcome would have been very, very different and my mum would still have been with us. in 1995, the government announced a look back exercise but restricted funding for the process and didn't publicise it. despite saying they wanted to find victims in the mid �*905, new evidence seen by the bbc shows that the government instead actively tried to limit public awareness of the hepatitis c virus, deciding not to speed up detection to avoid embarrassing bottlenecks in liver clinics. this internal note written by a government official says "raising awareness poses undoubted difficulties for the nhs." ahead of the inquiry�*s

thanks to the maureen layer. >> let's show you what this would look like over the next seven. we've got of those low 80s today and tomorrow. but you don't really change a whole lot here. we are now locked in. a high talking about those as we have seen the last season of those. your summer for the bay, yeah >>> all right, mr. peck. straight ahead in sports, you'll hear from 49ers great, john taylor. what's up with the state of new jersey? >>> and the - [narrator] welcome to twin pine casino and hotel. feel the thrill on our exciting casino floor. indulge in exquisite dining. unwind in our luxurious hotel rooms at twin pine casino and hotel in lake county, california. >>> all right, baseball up top, but the giants, did you know before today's game, the giants were 11-0 this season with scoring five or more runs. and they hosted the reds. san francisco played conforto in the game. this fielding may. caused the team another. center fielder with a bug on the windshield, shoulder injury. giants down 3-1 in the 5th. hey, lamont wade jr. cracked the two-run shot. tied the game. three

here's one from maureen and morning, maureen.ed whenever, they talk about shipyards and things and people go on about barrow in furness and it's furness . furness and it's furness. furness. and it drives us mad at maureen says please pronounce barnard castle properly, not barnard. barnard castle . it's barnard. barnard castle. it's single, flat, it's not elongated . ames, i'm ashamed of you, .ames, i'm ashamed of you, stephen, says. maureen as a northerner, we want as a northerner, we want as a northerner , you should know northerner, you should know better. we locals wonder where this place is. you don't say buckingham palace. all the presenters seem to do this. and it's awful for the people of barney. >> thank you. right. so it's barnard, barnard castle, not barnard, barnard castle, not barnard . barnard. >> arne slot. i was saying sorry. maureen barnard castle, is that right? let me know. >> maureen barnard barnard, not barnard. barnard castle. barnard. barnard castle. barnard. maureen barnard. >> is that right? back in barnar

is maureen . why is everyone maureen. why is everyone laughing? is it?s maureen, which is a good old fashioned east end name. and that has completely died out. there were no babies named maureen. >> well, it's interesting, isn't it? names like keith, for example. peter. would you call a baby these days? keith or ian? baby ian. >> without a doubt. i feel like i'm in a persecuted minority, you see, because later on, when i'm watching the boxing with terry, steve, mick, phil and kev, right . and peter, there are kev, right. and peter, there are no such names featuring in this list. we are. we are dying out. our names will soon be gone forever and i feel victimised by it. >> likewise , i should think we >> likewise, i should think we should start a campaign group and go on a protest march through london or have babies. >> but that's beyond both of us. >> but that's beyond both of us. >> alicia kearns what do you make about, muhammad being number two for boys names ? number two for boys names? >> i mean, listen, like, you know, people are going to choose the

chief nicholson, maureen, command staff. my name is deputy chief luttropp and this is my report for april of 24. as you can see from the suppression stats for the month of april, there was no unusual increase or trends. we are on pace for total boxes working fires. there were two greater alarms in this month. first i like to report out is, box number 2455, which occurred on the 6th of april at 689 kansas street, across 18th and 19th. the incident commander assistant chief baker. at [indiscernible] potrero hill neighborhood and he notes this neighborhood a known hazard for overhead wires and older houses. there were winds up to 20mile her hour winds which had a impact on this fire. the house itself, beautiful home. you can see from the picture on the left that there was a clear attic conversion that occurred in the structure, so it had gone from 2 floors of dwelling space to 3 and it was recognized by the units on scene that they would encounter the type of fire. the fire was hidden initially from us. it was started by roofin