miriam walker—khan, bbc news. sports journalist ernest macia about this, some eye watering amounts of money that those players have paid for their in discrepancy is. what about their in discrepancy is. what about the jose their in discrepancy is. what about thejose mourinho story? what is the reaction bin? a mild reaction because it is not the first almost substantial case in the most amount of money so nothing to do with the amount of money of rinaldo, a bit less, so another case, one more example. he is not the coach of real madrid any more. if he was the coach of the archrival, of barcelona, in madrid, things would also have been different to so i think it is one more case and we will see in the weeks to come, we will see what happens but there are many examples. is this just happens but there are many examples. is thisjust a happens but there are many examples. is this just a case of footballers with far too much money being badly advised? i think it is a case of multimillionaires, not only footballs but also

edad eso sucediÓ en un albergue para niÑos donde el sujeto trabajaba, sospechoso identificado como miriamirus vih, el nuevo Éxodo emigrante puede llegar a frontera sur de estados unidos mÁs rapido que las caravanas han perdido. >>> esto se debe que ahora gran parte de los emigrantes no hacen el recorrido que hacen antes . (mÚsica( (mÚsica( >>> horror lo que pudieron ante de perseguirse. >>> se uniÓ en la primera caravana y en tijuana esperÁndolo y la menor/. >>> esta bien los estragos, sÓlo pudo ahorrarnos cuantas mentiras y trae consigo el equivalente de los 14 $ para el resto del camino. >>> esperan recordarlo parece que la puntos para pasar los demÁs . >>> son demasiadas personas. si el momento no han tenido que caminar o mucho del emigrante anteriores a quienes veÍan en la televisiÓn, el poder transportarse es una bendiciÓn.. >>> no pierde la esperanza de engancharlos . >>> de acuerdo con sus datos sÓlo 29% de los presidentes de paÍs tiene fondos suficientes y siguen recomendada en una cuenta de ahorros. >>> puede ver mÁs nos diran dÓnde. >>> puede dejar paraguas pero vamos tener una

when the publisher came to me about the middle school book i was already primed by miriam to do that. but then they talked about the younger reader book and i realized that that would be a book that was equally as important. i wanted to be able to reach people, young people and older people of all ages and all capabilities of the reading and for those of you who are adults i have ended up loving the young reader, turning pages. the illustrations and i did not do them are just stunningly beautiful. and completely accurate. i had no idea how hard illustrators worked until i worked with one. she did incredibly extensive research on every single thing. she was on the library and on the internet constantly to make sure every single detail was accurate and she went through -- i have a suitcase of old photographs, lots of people have gone through that suitcase including me and she not only went through it but devoured it and found things that i did not even know so one scene in turning pages she gave me a picture with me in these flowered pants and i wrote back i would never wear flowered pa

we wa nted away miriam who is a curator here.seem open, this is the main mission for the macaal, to democratise access to art and make it reachable to everyone. if you are adding cous cous to art, that makes it reachable to many, many audiences. cous cous is traditionally served as a family dish here every friday, and it is the mid— —— the same at the museum, to encourage locals to visit and check out what is on offer in a country that traditionally used galleries are something only for the privilege. and all kinds of visual art geta privilege. and all kinds of visual art get a boost here, including photography. one man whose work is getting a lot of attention here is hassan hajjaj. made famous by his striking and original image, he has become one of the country's most respected creatives, even madonna is afan. respected creatives, even madonna is a fan. now he has offered to take a photograph of me. this is where is happening, the location is hassan‘s studios. i do want to be late. a lot of his works take here, —— take place her

so i called miriam. she's instrumental in a lot of things i do. and she said to me, i love the games, but they're too sophisticated for my students. for students who are just beginning to master the english langua language, they're not quite accessible yet. my next question was, do you think the games could be tweaked to make them accessible? she said, let me think about it. she came back to me a day later, said yes to me question, and i said i'm putting you in touch with louise debu, the one in charge of icivics, and let's talk to her about your idea. so they talked. and an advisory committee was put together of educators across the country and the games are now being translated into spanish, but the exercise taught us that there were things in the english versions that were hindering slow learners. so one of the things we found out, or realized, is that some slow learners, whether they're spanish speaking or any other language speaking, or just slow readers, have a problem with literal words. throw the book at someone. they don't understand the

heme was my passion and >> for three years ago she turnedii] it intoi] a career. >> miriam's kitchenalways here. >> make everything fresh, nothing canned. >> weur make o own salad dressing and applesauce from s it's not a soup i]kitchen,Ñi it r kitsch enfor usure. are vibls, that peopleo ca aboutçó them. 90% of the food they getst byw3 slowçó dayses. trader -9joe's, capital grills meatxdcfárafters here, forok us volit's a[z#vjq to get people into. set the tone for the day.r i never hear óçó some going int meal. i move. i love that. i love that. >> it's>.&t a soup kitchen. it's a super kitsch en2z i want one of her meals. every meal that leaves herki hen. it doesn't stop there. they also sendfá people home wi meals and grocery. >> if you want took learn more,o to our nbc news 4 washington app. qok coldert( day outside. we're expecting a wintry mix and youryn ricketts lets u know this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you

miriam walker—khan was watching the action in ora.or the european nations to excel. the final countdown was an appropriate start for heavy metal fan countdown was an appropriate start for heavy metalfan dominic countdown was an appropriate start for heavy metal fan dominic harris as he saw his maiden championship gold. the italian has been in superb form this season, winning the super—g as well is the famous downhill. paris stormed down the coast —— the course and made an imposing target, one that wouldn't be eaten. austria's vincent kriek crossed the line less than one tenth ofa crossed the line less than one tenth of a second slower than paris. it was to be sold off the frenchman as well. a dead heat, quite a rare in ski racing. reigning olympic super—g champion matthia meyer blew his chance, leaving some of his fans out in the cold. that meant paris was the world champion that he was keen to rock out. yeah, paul shaw, it's great, but we have to make it a heavy metal party. —— foreshore. can you sing for us? no, thanks. it was left

no jail time then forjose, but a sizeable chunk of change out of his account, as miriam walker—khan explainsto when mourinho was in charge of real madrid seven yea rs was in charge of real madrid seven years ago. he is accused of bowing 3.3 million euros to spanish tax authorities. he allegedly created offshore companies in the british virgin islands to manage earnings on his image rights, which are lucrative in the world afoot all. except the a one—year prison sentence but in spain, it is normal to convert short—term prison sentences in defiance. this shortens will be exchanged for a fine of i82 will be exchanged for a fine of 182 -- 182,500 will be exchanged for a fine of 182 —— 182,500 euros. will be exchanged for a fine of 182 ——182,500 euros. last month, cristiano ronaldo did the same thing. his case also centred around tax owed on image rights are related to when he was playing at real madrid, then owned by mourinho. lionel messi is another huge name who has been in trouble with the spanish tax man. again, it was earnings on tax rates. he was found guilty and affording spanish tax auth

miriam walker khan explains this dates back to when he was in charge of real madrid seven years ago andoing euros to tax authorities. he managed earnings which were liquidated in the world of football. he accepted a one—year prison sentence which can be changed into a find doug fine. it will be added to a separate fine of 2 million euros and he is not the only game in football who made a deal with spanish authorities. cristiano ronaldo has also done the same thing. it was related to when he was in real madrid, not managed byjose mourinho. lionel messi as another huge name that has been in trouble with the spanish taxman. he was defrauding spanish authorities between 2007 in 2009. is prison sentence from 21 months was converted to a fine. they had him paid 400 euros for each day of his sentence. narrowing the closure around these millionaires because the practise had been common in the last decades cell the exchange wants to be an example for the rest of the people in spain. b are examples, these are an example for them because if they pay, the rest of the people will have to make things

>> i'll invite miriam ssorrell from the m.t.a., to answer this. >> supervisor fewer: so miriam, i have a question about this. this was a program that m.t.a. administers to try to get people who are moving to san francisco, new residents, to encourage them to use public transportation. is that right? >> it's close. the program that we're currently applying for funds for is actually not specifically for new residents. it's not specifically for public transportation. it could be biking or carpooling or other goals, but it helps people make those decisions. >> supervisor fewer: and how do you do that? >> well, the first part is a literature review, and the second part is conducting local research. there are a bunch of people around the world trying different tactics, whether it's by providing certain kind of information or providing incentives or disincentives to walking or biking. there's no one thing we have in mind for this project. rather, it's look at the literature review. see what kinds of things have worked in the past and see what could be applicable in the certain areas of san fr

miriam chiang. i was just checking to make sure dustin chu was in the room to join us for the presentation. well, i guess we'll start and then save time later for the pieces that he will comment. this is the second briefing that we're bringing you on housing. this one is focused on housing strategies and plans, and as we mentioned in our briefing a couple of weeks ago, we're going through a period of sustained economic growth that has led to a substantial production of housing and jobs. it has also led to high construction costs and high housing prices. some of those impacts have results in the displacement of latino, black, low-income and middle-income households. in spite of many of those challenges, we review with you a substantial and robust pipeline of more than 7,000 units and major investment of housing affordability. we also provide you a picture of the variety of projects that are in the making and the distribution throughout the city. so we want to -- today, we want to focus on our work in

miriam and sheldon adelson. they're the biggest republican donors out there ux giving 20 million to trump's campaign ib2016 and another 30 million to a gop superpack to keep a majority in the house. and total donation totalled $113 million. that didn't entirely work out. i would argue their return might be the best money anyone has ever spent. first, in strict dollar turns, adelson got an enormous tax cut and his heirs will see millions and millions more. he's long been a candidate of moving the embassy to israel. a provocative move others have declined to pursue. but the trump white house went ahead and did it and sheldon adelson was right in the front row. miriam, for her part got the medal of freedom, the highest civilian honor you can get at a white house sceremony along wit the likes of antonin scalia and babe rulgt. but there are other benefits to knowing the right people. a few weekess ago the offices of legal counsel issued a ruling on the interpretation of a law that reversed a boem-era othat could make

dear miriam you speak. for the consumers of your. period your. money go to his deserts in the ideal most closely real estate you know. where those people live speakers or. trick was in the study and you. know that the east coast on the net. will quote them with charm a brand new teacher to talk about on this blog and believe that listeners were leaving the ground when they were called more with the political news blog and. those news lengths to fill in the other books and it was blown up when she went to the front and which is the. little guy didn't look at her. when nobody was going to see it he would give you a bit with us will quote see you in the risk of losing the weight of a post in your book that conceit is legal but the would have pulled open she wanted you to when you was caught up with yet those just loves the same clause but at least the force the bus motion clock will. stay. i think is gone into a novelistic fever that's what i think and they get it hit the road and get out to traveling across america to find what makes america the ch

cruz, miriam,congratulations!all town just north of athens, georgia. you saw it go down live. that is cruz and h girlfriend of ten months miriam. it might take them one year to get to me, but that's okay. they'll be married a year by then. come on over,guys that was so beautiful. hi look at your ring. wow! i know you're not mic'd. come on over, let's chat.ng tulations. >> thank you very much. >> i can see why you picked ice skating rink to propose. you're excellent skaters. how do you el, miriam? are you okay? >> i'mokay. >> let me see the ring. oh, my goodness. look at .th cruz, congratulations. so happy for you guys. >> very happy, very excited. >> did you have any idea this was going to happen? >> no. i'm in shock. so i saw you before on tv. >> you're a big mtv fan. cruz, this has bee the making to make this happen? >> it took a little bit -- i wanted to get a special moment, location and everything. i wanted everything to be very special. >> why on ice? you guys can't skate at >> why on ice? why not? there you

in the past miriam luto was often forced to sell her produce far too cheaply because it was on the verge of going bad when dried pop or relative a pirate keeps a lot longer and the new tent is a great improvement in terms of r g. whenever i am i found pretty used right outside go to believe them up and flights will pass on me when i do write them inside of trains be afraid just flies and they get right still looking fresh and new trains into. the all mom. pop or okro and popular ingredients for making soup the dried produce can be so that large markets and for higher prices during the off season then the farmers can charge thirty times more for tomatoes. visceral attains is of great help us it's going to try our crops efficiently for details and have lots of harvest restage due to an expected rewards even when the families cannot sell on market days they drive them and sell out of season and make a higher profits. the drying tent is guarded to prevent test use of the tent follows a carefully organized shuttle. so for every person that comes to. the. front i got products so direct to put

once the tour was out of the way, i managed to peel away miriam who is a curator here. have this — to seem open, and that is our main mission for the macaal, to democratise access to art and to make it reachable to everyone. well, if you're adding cous cous to art, that makes it reachable to many, many audiences. cous cous is traditionally served as a family dish here every friday, and it is the same at the museum, to encourage locals to visit and check out what is on offer in a country that traditionally views galleries as something only for the privileged. and it's all kinds of visual arts that are getting a boost here, including photography. one man whose work is getting a lot of attention here recently is hassan hajjaj. made famous by his striking and colourful images, he's become one of the country's most respected creatives, and even madonna is a fan. and now, he has offered to take a photograph of me. so this is where it's happening, the location is hassan's home studio. i better go in, don't want to be late. a lot of his works take place here, and it's open to a

and go to court and file miriam on the sweetest guy. on things. but i play terrible today. i mean obviously terrible. and when i'm not playing well. i have a are issues. we have and i don't mean it. as one thing i pray about all the time. god please just stepping hold my top. because what can to stop me from being there me and i really want to be. my age. and that comes from. my bed. my father is. my pain. my father was so distant. i keep father through money. he didn't know how to give time. this always been his way is no way. i think about reconcile my father all the time. just sit around the same pops i love you guys you don't even know. but he says to me. that tour me down. my pops told me. you have bit of. those were his exact words last past five years he is and. that's why i don't call him. that's why i don't access to him because i want to make it they call that's how serious i wanna make it on my own then call so you know you don't have any wrong to say you helped out because he wasn't around and i made it better myself. now that i made about myself let's fix the s

miriam has only managed to get a few vegetables for her mother and her son. so much to find affordable prices. hyperinflation raises prices here every day. venezuelan money is useless, sastesus enrique, who runs a banana stall. what do you do when someone begs forfood, i ask him. translation: i can give out one or two bananas. there's not much more i can do. i can't give out my goods for free. a crowd gathers. this woman is desperate to tell us that she has lost almost 20 kilos. a commotion then begins. a man shouts praise for president maduro. "maduro, get lost," shoppers yell back at him. a few years ago, this would have been unthinkable. this was a pro—government district. but years of shortages have had their effect. access to food has become a vital part of this country's conflict. the government controls what comes in and out of venezuela, and so the opposition is now planning to set up food centres outside this country's borders. the day—to—day fight to get food and medicine has worn down much of this country. it has sent millions into exile. for those

was a term that was coined like mid nineteenth century germany the definition by mere according to miriam webster is politics based on practical material factors rather than theoretical or ethical objectives the person credited with bringing real politics to america by the way tax henry kissinger henry comes out of the gold war criminal who thought bombing cambodia in the stone age was diplomacy. and speaking out of the war criminals we all know marco rubio is ramping up to kind of throw his hat into the henry kissinger game with that horrible tweet that i'm still wondering if twitter will magically take down like it would anyone else's but i guess marco gets a pass because after all we have to remember marco is a creep in the chicken hawks but he's a politician so i guess that's ok. last week we covered the live aid concert happening on the colombian side of the border with sadness wailing hosted by british billionaire richard branson the point of the event was according to him to get so that's why the military to open the border to outside interests and well we've covered quite a few an

miriam this is just the acute hurdle that separating negotiators at this moment which is detention spacerepublicans want more of the border to speed up deportations democrats want less but the bigger issue that still remains on resolved is how much money just to allocate to trump's border wall he has from the beginning demanded five billion dollars in indicators are that democrats will give up no more than two billion for some sort of border barrier now trump himself has not said whether or not he would accept that offer but listen to what his acting white house chief of staff said earlier today let's say for sake of this discussion that the democrats prevail and the hardcore left wing democrats prevail it was a democrat congresswoman who put out a twenty yesterday about zero dollars for d.a. jesse let's say that the hardcore left wing of the democrat party prevails in this negotiation and they put a bill on the president's desk with zero money for the wall or eight hundred million some absurdly low number how does he sign that he cannot in good faith sign that it takes a presidential si

miriam has only managed to get a few vegetables for her mother and her son.lation: i'm trying to see what i can get a hold of. you have to work around so much to find affordable prices. hyperinflation raises prices here every day. venezuelan money is useless, sastesus who runs a banana stall. what do you do when someone begs forfood, i ask him. translation: i can give out one or two bananas, there's not much more i can do. i can't give out my goods for free. a crowd gathers. this woman is desperate to tell us that she has lost almost 20 kilos. a commotion then begins. a man shouts praise for president marduro. for president maduro. "maduro, get lost," shoppers yell back at him. a few years ago, this would have been unthinkable. this was a pro—government district. but years of shortages have had their effect. access to food has become a vital part of this country's conflict. the government controls what comes in and out of venezuela, so the opposition is now planning to set up food centres outside this country's borders. the day—to—day fight to get food and me

miriam has only managed to get a few vegetables for her mother and her son.es. hyperinflation raises prices here every day. venezuelan money is useless says this man who runs a banana stall. what do you do when someone begs forfood, i ask him. translation: i can give out one or two bananas, there's not much more i can do. i can't give out my goods for free. a crowd gathers. this woman is desperate to tell us that she has lost almost 20 kilos. a commotion then begins. a man shouts praise for president marduro. "marduro, get lost," shoppers yell back at him. a few years ago, this would have been unthinkable — this was a pro—government district. but years of shortages have had their effect. access to food has become a vital part of this country‘s conflict. the government controls what comes in and out of venezuela, so the opposition is now planning to set up food centres outside this country‘s borders. the day—to—day fight to get food and medicine has worn down much of this country. it‘s sent millions into exile. for those who remain — there is little else to th

the other woman who is staring at you with the most exotic beauty, miriam sansa was part of the jewishgration but they'd been there for two generations. . . had to get these in triplicate and her family group swelled 12 and by the end of 1941, just in time she got four of these pieces in triplicate for this family group that had swollen to 12 and she was looking and she explained to me why jewelry and your time flourished because she said every console she went to meet demand and either jewelry or sex and when she went to meet the console at job up and offered him her holding she turned him down but she was only able to do it in diamonds but she managed to get herfamily out . i'm not going to give you the military version of events. you all know it was june 1940 the germans were in paris and this picture tells you about what happened overnight so the law comes down and is replaced by the swastika and there was a curfew and it varies between eight and midnight depending how paris was and the exchange rate became deeply favorable to the germans so the terms of the armistice are harsh not

. >> i'd like to nominate mayor -- mir yum -- miriam zouzounis. >> i'll second that. >> nominee statements, commissioner twice. -- dwight. >> i'd be honored to return and look forward to continuing. thank you. >> clerk: commissioner zouzounis. >> yeah, i would be honored to serve that role and learn from our current president and continue to learn and produce things on this commission. >> clerk: any additional commissioner discussion? seeing none is there a public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. so roll call for the first nominee. commissioner dwight nominated by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner corvi. so roll call vote. commissioner adams. >> yes. >> clerk: commissioner corvi. >> yes. >> clerk: commissioner dooley. >> no. >> clerk: commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> no. >> commissioner yee riley. >> yes. >> clerk: commissioner zouzounis. >> no. >> clerk: commissioner dwight. >> yes. that is 4-0. so the vote's closed. so that motions passes, 4-0. congratulations commissioner dwight. >> thank you. >> commissioner: next item two. >> clerk: approval of draft

we also have miriam hizer of the north end rowing club to answer any questions. this is a memorandum of understanding with the recreation and park commission regarding the south end rowing premises. this is the second step of a reset process in resetting the relationship with the landlord of the south end rowing club. st step one was the supplement of the original port south end rowing club lease that you approved at your january 8 meeting. step two would release the small amount of property owned by the south end rowing club to the rec and park to a new lease, and i'll describe the templs of that shortly. and then step three, after this m.o.u. is in place, the board of supervisors would then hear the overall lease combining the port and jurisdiction property into one lease with the south end rowing club. i'll start with who the south end rowing club is. they're operated on a nonprofit basis, a nonprofit organization that provides facilities for rowing. in addition to monthly memberships for its members, the south end rowing club is open to the club three days a

like miriam in lullaby, you yourself are a journalist or were like the character in adele >> it's very difficult for a writer to say what was autobiographic or not. you say i and you really express the truth about yourself. if you decide to write fiction, everything is fiction. >> i want to ask you because i'm really interested. you were covering the arab spring in tunisia, and you got arrested there. how did that inform your life experience, your experience as a writer then? >> i have to say i was a mother of a young child at that time, traveling a lot and coming home and looking at my child who i was missing very very much, and it was hard. that's a hard job to be a reporter and to travel a lot. sometimes you feel very frustrated because you put so much work and so much energy. one week after, you have to write another article and you have the feeling that everybody forgot about the previous one. so i was maybe too frustrated disappointed write books because books stay. >> why did you get arrested? >> you know, it was very common at that time to be arrested when you were a journalist

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once the tour was out of the way, i managed to peel away miriam who is a curator here.ny audiences. cous cous is traditionally served as a family dish here every friday, and it is the same at the museum, to encourage locals to visit and check out what is on offer in a country that traditionally views galleries as something only for the privileged. and it's all kinds of visual arts that are getting a boost here, including photography. one man whose work is getting a lot of attention here recently is hassan hajjaj. made famous by his striking and colourful images, he's become one of the country's most respected creatives, and even madonna is a fan. and now, he has offered to take a photograph of me. so this is where it's happening, the location is hassan's home studio. i better go in, don't want to be late. a lot of his works take place here, and it's open to anyone interested in his artwork. so good to meet you! welcome to marrakech. i am going to get accustomed to this, this is how you're going to have to treat me all the time at the travel show. this is blue steel. lik

gracias, miriam y armando.