the moccasin emergency repairs, the interim repairs, and then there's also the long-term repairs at moccasin, and yet the quarterly report is not complete in the information it provides, i believe, because how this project showed up. obviously, it was a year ago this month when we had the emergency situation, the p.u.c. acted appropriately, promptly, and quickly to deal with it, but it's now a year later. this is going to be a significant project moving forward, and the question should be, what is the scope, the schedule, and the cost for all those pieces together? how are we dealing with them in the intervening period until we incorporate them fully into the cip, and providing that information to you, to bosca, and to the water customers. so i would urge the commission to request that staff provide you a written report about the grouping of moccasin repair projects so that you fully understand the status of where they are at today and where they plan to move forward. thank you. >> president caen: thank you. is this a possibility? >> i would say that we would work with bosca to figure out ho

religion freedom of expression that you can't bump up against a militia to this is also the case in the moccasin like indonesia or in some other majority muslim country because the government cannot control the most so i think in this case the government corporate. with most or associates the association of most muslim leaders in order you know. in order for muslim preachers not to use the servant to preach hate to prate to preach radicalism and. so that ideology like what we have in many countries but in countries like were government in full control of most i think there would be no problem professor that's the marquee thank you very much thank you. and. that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com for slash asia or on facebook and twitter we need the with pictures from japan as the country bids farewell to emperor akihito thanks for watching next time. what secrets lie behind these me. find. most of experience and explore a fascinating cultural heritage sites. w. world heritage three sixty. people here life they love their country but not the current conditions. a journ

freedom of expression that you can't bump up against i mean there's a ten this is also the case in the moccasin like indonesia or in some other majority muslim country because the government cannot control most so i think in this case the government's corporate. with most or all. most muslim leaders in order to you know. in order for muslim britches not to use the sort of money to preach hate to break through pritchard radicalism and that autism so that ideology like what we have in many countries but in countries like were in full control of most i think there would be no problem professor that's in markey thank you very much thank you and. that's it for now be sure to check out our other stories on dot com for slash asia or on facebook and twitter we need the with pictures from japan as the country bids farewell to emperor akihito thanks for watching see you next time. kickoff. york minster dukakis got two red cards and conceded four go. to the mosque to show cause storm and the shock of coming to. know because of stunting in a dramatic match they managed to claw against leaving the most nati

international committee to recognize that in a previous state ha ha seems to be kind of semi to moccasin city but now under certain hot line policy and prosecution it already turned to be semi before retiring city you spoke about the international community there do you as a pro-democracy activist in hong kong feel abandoned by the international community in your fight against bridging. i believe the international committee could be more actively keep the ice in hong kong they have today what we experienced in hong kong is no matter legals corner professor and university barrister or legislator or have been convicted and funky and they need to send joe sentence and it's hard for us to imagine at what kind of experience they will face in the future i believe no matter what the matter a politician in germany in european country in u.s. and u.k. big can recognize that hong kong is the city stand in a front line stand in the forefront to a conference beijing suppression with the uprising trying to model i believe is a must for people to look into the situation of hong kong's and show their s

well he said that he favors the moccasin but he has a very very strong roots wanted to be a very good at democracy and he pitched the libyan people as i can get rid of all these militias and all this chaos and install regular army and police forces because libyans will think well dean does that make you mean that we come back to being a dictatorship. now the whole world is watching what's happening in libya saying it's still falling apart is there anything that the international community can do the united nations for example to help solve this conflict while the options are very limited the e.u. foreign ministers are meeting today in brussels it will be looking to them to see what they can come up with military interventions not on the cards sanctions could be could be absent. organized but there's a big split in the international community. countries including france russia egypt are supporting after so the internationals really the first step is to see they can get a consensus the european union has been working with libya to try to keep refugees from from leaving the country and t

the day wore on their own version of franks it is in a customs union and also a line with a single moccasins they are voting for for those options so it remains to be seen how many conservative m.p.'s are going to calm round and support this deal it's called common market two point zero is the sort of pat named head spin given to this. also we don't know what's going to happen if they actually find a majority for any of these versions tonight what was the reason may actually do with it is she going to be bought out by palm and will they try and force a hand to implement it i mean all these are questions very much in the open at the moment and i mean one of the other alternatives i mean is there real talk about a possible new general election and what about theresa may herself and she did promise she would resign if her brakes and plan were to be passed. exactly she said she would resign basically as a gift to m.p.'s who are skeptical about how she has conducted bret's if she had said if you approve of my ideas and she was then talking to the. right of her party who think that even had you wa

threatening the security and stability of the kingdom a spokesperson for the gulf institute for the moccasin human rights for two more years back believes the saudi justice system cracks down on those whose views differ from the official position. it's not the first time which so going to be with the death penalty to punish prisoners of conscience who hold dared to spoke out about the human rights violations in the country we've not just there and i think around five of the of the executive people who where really charged by terrorist to terrorism target we don't trust saudi arabia introducer system we don't trust how did how did the saudi authorities handled their magic especially against the british there's whole took to the streets to demand rights and freedoms and who spoke out about what was happening in the country. as most of the gulf kingdom saudi arabia uses is to did you show the system to fabricate the charges against their dissidents especially against the activists who spoke out or who lose their social media outlets or rules participated in demonstrations there is a taboo in th

aren't true. everyone hears perfectly well you're lying but cannot say so out loud. if you don't moccasiner isty like it's all completely real. that's what a pep rally in a police state looks like, thanks for a bountiful potato harvest they chant as they starve to death. pete budidege was in that race a few years ago. he made the point all lives matter. he said it because it's true. all lives do matter, no matter what they look like. every life has value, that's the message of christianity and the civilization it spawned in the west. but in the modern democratic party, that can no longer be acknowledged. so he apologized for his wrong thinking. >> 2015, you said all lives matter when you spoke about two police controversies that were happening in south bend. was that a mistake in? >> what i didn't understand at that time was that that phrase just early to mid especially 2015 was viewed as a counterslogan to black lives matter. so the statement that seemed very anodyne and something that nobody could be against actually wound up being used to devalue what the black lives matter movement was

in the stream today remembering china's proto moccasin movement how of the tiananmen square protest massacrewhere members made heavy government censorship the topic is one of the most censored on china's internet so what questions do you have about its history legacy share your thoughts in our you tube chat or via twitter stream. this month marks thirty years since the start of student led pro-democracy protests in china's tiananmen square where weeks of peaceful demonstration later ended in a deadly military crackdown known as a challenge and square massacre or june the fourth incident hundreds and perhaps thousands of believed to have been killed by the people's liberation army the initial protests were sparked by the death of reform minded former communist party head heriot gang in late april one thousand nine hundred nine tens of thousands of students filled the square to mourn his death and carry on his message of political change and an end to corruption students were later joined by civil servants and others calling for democratic reform so today we'll speak to those who witnessed eve

high and i mean ok and i'm like every year in the stream today remembering china's proto moccasin movement however tiananmen square protest a massacre of women but i made heavy government censorship the topic is one of the most censored on china's internet so what questions do you have about its history legacy share your thoughts in our you tube chat or via twitter stream. this month marks thirty years since the start of student led pro-democracy protests in china's tiananmen square where weeks of peaceful demonstration later ended in a decade military crackdown known as the challenge and square massacre or june the fourth incident hundreds and perhaps thousands of believed to have been killed by the people's liberation army the initial protests were sparked by the death of reform minded former communist party head bang in late april one thousand nine hundred nine tens of thousands of students filled the square to mourn his death and carry on his message of political change and to corruption students were later joined by civil servants and others calling for democratic reform so today will

far away from the moccasin action this is probably the result is we already know it probably would bein the range of the ninety seven percent because somehow that kept that particular figure kept on repeating itself in presidential elections first time twenty fourteen second time twenty eighteen and then also the five hundred over five hundred m.p.'s approved approved the these amendments was also ninety seven percent only twenty two out of five hundred ninety six injected. so it's a foregone result it's being done in. the scenes of international called it the worst wave of repression and crackdown in egypt egypt modern history. so we're seeing pretty much a foregone result a election on them that will not make affect the realities on the ground it gives just a new framework on the issues one of them is the presidential term which is now going to be extended first to twenty fourteen not twenty because he was elected in twenty eighteen so sick with a chain to be six years to him so it will end up in twenty twenty four and then he will be allowed to run again twenty twenty four so until

the one of the key figures of the praja moccasin movement they were talking about when they to order they were voicing potential candidates and they were saying that. worst comes to worst let's bring together. a national unity government formed with people but there was no provision under the constitution or bring those individuals but when you have the momentum building towards that direction you have to you have to hear the call of the people and when they saw the announcement today and they were expecting this outcome basically they are trivial the article on two and announcing on the other comes as some sort of worms. he was disappointment for the people who would say. his part of the legacy that has been governed in algeria and to put some perspective on this particular and why people. in this in chanted with the whole thing is because they say in twenty years as one of the richest nations in in africa it has massive oil and gas reserves and it's a key player in the african continent and they say we would. come should be something different we need to have a strong rich country