well, because of heavy snow full. monique airport came to a standstill on saturday and remains closed until sunday. long distance rile services of also being disrupted by the extreme winter weather for some in munich, the heavy snow for men's front sled dried in the park. a sort of unique ad paused travelers knows what tested panes were grounded. they're bringing everything to a standstill in the, in the morning they said flights would leave after 12 o'clock. then we had to take our way into the car park with shovels. we had to pick a taxi to the terminal because the buses weren't running, which no one told us. and now we don't know what to do either. if there's something that we just have to wait, it's all a bit annoying, but it can't be helped. similar scenes that unique central train station with thousands of passengers are also stranded or have to use replacement services. if there are any unset, today's football game between buy and munich and union, berlin was called off to the heavy snowfall. it has cost damage in the region surrounding munich and triggered serious traffic disr

that we just have to wait, it's all a bit annoying, but it can't be helped. similar, it seems that monique center is going to station bid thousands of passengers are also stranded but have to use the replacement services if there are any and so that is football game between by an munich and union bell and what's called adults to the heavy snowfall has cause damage in the regions surrounding munich and to good seed as traffic disruptions, inhibiting austria. so insulin and detect republic, dozens of drugs were left stuck on medium. what are these for those whose travel plans haven't been up to and the flu has done to it is talks lots like drugs into winter wonderland just in time for the start of the christmas season. so thousands of stranded travelers among them. my colleague dw reporter william blue cross william. good to see you all did under trying circumstances. your snow bound. tell me, tell me how, what happened? hey nick, well, for a nice canadian boy like you and for a nice place in the northeast united states like me, maybe this is nothing but for listeners and bavarian, so like y

. >> monique aÚn no termina de hacer sus compras navideÑas.o explica que lo que estÁ pasando es que los ladrones han encontrado mar en maneras de obtener el dinero esto tarjetas de regalo. una de las maneras es obtener su nÚmero del reverso o alterarlo incluso cubrirlo con sus propios nÚmeros y de esa manera cuando se agrega dinero a la tarjeta de regalo va automÁticamente a su cuenta. en este video de la policÍamuestra cohen el arco con la persona comprÓ tarjeta puede ser que algÚn ladrÓn haya cortado la barra donde se agrega el dinero y se queda con los fondos. por ello recomiendan inspeccionar la tarjeta que no luzca alterada 100 necesario compÁrela con otras tarjetas de la tienda. otro de despiden que pueda sentir la tarjeta prepaga y ademÁs que la saquÉ de tienda reconoces . contacte a la oficina de mejores negocios para saber si se es vÍctima. se podrÍan recuperar esos fondos? >> puede ser posible comunicÁndose telÉfono que estÁ atrÁs, estas compaÑÍas tienen departamentos de fraude. >> en bakersfield unos cuatro reportes sobre incidentes

monique will leave your lord the 20-year-old -- lured the 20-year-old to her death in 1990.id the sentence was a moment they been waiting a lifetime for. residents and scotland were amazed by a rare site in the sky on tuesday, the colors of the cloud --- are referred to as a mother of pearl. they occur over cold conditions over polar regions. you are live with bbc news. the u.s. secretary of state, antony blinken, said he wants to see a shift towards more targeted operations by israel and a lower intensity in the bombing but said that needs to go hand-in-hand in hand with a stronger international call for hamas to surrender. >> continued to believe israel israel does not have to choose between removing a third of hamas and minimizing the total civilians in gaza. and has an obligation to do both and a strategic interest to do both. christian: on the latest estimates, hamas are still holding 129 hostages, 108 of them are thought to bstill alive including an 11-month-old child. 21 are thought to be dead. but as we have been hearing from all over the last few minutes, there are

students like tyson hill and monique may say it's a relief after constantly being on their phones during lockdown when screen time among adolescents more than doubled. how much do you blame phones and social media for taking a toll on your mental health? >> all of it. >> reporter: all of it? >> for me, personally, yeah. >> i blame my darkest moments because of my phone. >> reporter: have you ever been bullied online or felt left out after looking at social media? >> of course. throughout my middle school experience, there was a lot of people talking about you, whether it be on snapchat, posting a story that made fun of the way you looked. and it made me feel depressed. >> the youth mental health crisis is the defining public health crisis of our time. if we do not address it with urgency, then i worry we will lose an entire generation of children to depression, anxiety and suicide. >> reporter: this year u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy issued an advisory of the effects of social media on youth health. would you advise the country to ban smartphones during school hours? >> i do think we

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on hill road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. i just wanted to what baby up until he's a kid. >> it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> lodi police investigators say they're still working t

i'm monique orchestra, and to was very, very touching. i have to really thank them for the wonderful event we health. and that was the from you is doing the berlin philharmonic orchestra has played a concert tonight. and that was dedicated for the release of the hostages and 4 of the idea of having to think of what's going to happen next. and this is carla syrians and jews together to gather together for humanity. it's very important for me to actually stress the point that i'm here on a non political issue. it's a human human need. terry knew many human human not human to tell us so many terry an issue. i think that the brutal attack on the people on the innocent people on that morning of october 7th was not only an attack on they used to really choose and our ups and then the police and the tie and whoever was there, it was an attack on global humanity, it was an attack, are showing us the destruction that to our can bring to the world. and this is why i'm here to talk about it to stress how terrible it was. how much we all need to be c

therefore, we are not satisfied with the current balance of power in american hedge, monique, and the 100 miles of west, with regard to our country and has the, has an interest in changing this balance of power in what way it has to do with the circumstances either with the people of this region, the forces of this resistance movement to this region, i do not accept the continuation of the balance of power imposed on us until at least and imposed on us by the us. it is necessary to destroy this balance of power . so it is necessary to create a new vision for this region and the entire world to be there should be neither. it gets real nor american occupation. what's next? moving forward. 5 on the has a law her has. the law is the vanguard of this nation, that a war with he is really and to be and western as remote a man as well as presence is growing and getting bigger and bigger because we let this party will have its own role in liberating palestine. and eliminating these really enemy, let's say, every time the situations will become more complicated and there won't be more pressure

the, the policy of indian prime minister and random, monique has triumphed and state elections in the country. the ruling b, j piece, swept the polls and 3 out of the 4 largest regents outstanding, the opposition congress call $2.00 and $2.00 of them. this will comes ahead of a vital national vote scheduled in less than 6 months as well. delving into this father, let's head on over to rajiv. sit cree fulman indian. it's done the fast ministry secretary, who is joining us from new delhi. it's possible that we might have lost regina, but we're going to try because that's what we do here. i'm gonna see i'm just speaking to the team. who is rashid with us? i think it seems we don't help them. okay, well let's move to see if we can get back to him. in the meantime, what we're going to do is head to ukraine, where the country is president to advise that has admitted that a lot of success on the front lines is beginning to show in society. which is, it was only because company was a lot of the rotation in society. society has also accumulated a lot of difficult questions. how well, why at wh

monique olivier helped to lure 20—year—old joanna parrish, from gloucestershire, to her death in auxerreere amazed by a rare sight in the sky on tuesday evening. the shimmering colours of nacreous cloud were spotted — one of the highest clouds in our atmosphere. often referred to as "mother—of—pearl", nacreous cloud form in very cold conditions over cold conditions over polar regions nacreous cloud form in very cold conditions over polar regions. you're live with bbc news. in his year—end briefing to the press today, the us secretary of state antony blinken said he wants to see a shift towards more targeted operations by israel, and a lower intensity in the bombing. but he said that needs to go hand in hand with a stronger international call for hamas to surrender. it has not been no mac obligation to do both and has a strategic interest to do both. latest estimates... hamas are still holding 129 hostages. 108 of them are thought to be still alive, including an 11—month—old child, and 21 are thought to be dead. but as we have just heard from oliver, there are still big gaps between the t

alban statement was not completely correct to because according to the european commission that is monique during the whole process and communicate to communicating with key if it's we, we conditions are beings to work on. but to ukraine has made a lot of progress. and on the 13 condition has not been fulfilled for now. so mr. old on was exaggerating a bit. but of course he has a point by saying that not all of the pre conditions have been full fields at the same time. you also have to say that it's not about a opening exception talks with ukraine tomorrow. we expect to lead us any way to stress that all 3 conditions have to be met before opening the talk. so it is more of a symbolic gesture that we are waiting here. and at the same time, many leaders are arguing is not only about, you know, marriage based process. it's also about sending a strong geopolitically important signal to ukraine and to russia. hungry also opposed to a new package of a you've funded a for ukraine. is that still the case? it seems so however, we have to say that mr. all button has soft and he's stance on that meta

students like tyson hill and monique may say it's a relief after constantly being on their phones duringockdown, when screen time among adolescents more than doubled. how much do you blame the phone3 and social media for taking a toll on your mental health? >> all of it. >> reporter: all of it. >> for me, personally. yeah. >> i blame my darkest moments because of my phone. >> reporter: have you ever been bullied online or felt left out after looking at social media? >> of course, throughout my middle school experience, like, there was a lot of people talking about you, whether it be on snapchat, posting a story that made fun of the way you looked. and it made me feel depressed. >> the youth mental health crisis is the defining public health issue of our time. if we do not address it with urgency, then i worry we will lose an entire generation of children to depression, anxiety, and suicide. >> reporter: this year, u.s. surgeon general vivek murthy issued an advisory on the effects of social media on youth mental health. would you consider advising the country to ban smartphones during sc

the opposition, as students have been protesting for several days, while the s p s h to 5 present monique attempt because when, on the phone, this 5 to 7 days in a row feels like during the strike, we bring you all the latest news. as it comes through here on our c, so stay tuned out. just to remind you, process is are in the template. so the city center is a more as they develop as they've. they've read a series of riley's near the republicans and election to mission building and the central bell, but that's sausage over a week ago that most places lots so many streets that demonstrate to was occurring, serbian, i'm effect flags and counseling. i'm to government slogan the . i would just go back to our headlines today. we're going back to of course, what's going on in garza, in the west bank christmas, has been essentially cancelled as a holidays. little close of this is the residence way. positives of expressing support for the past is being bombarded in gauze ortiz, middle east bureau chief, may have finished the notion that picks up the story. looks like this. and beautifully decorate

monique 0livier helped to lure 20 ohjoanna parrish from gloucestershire to her death in 1990.would have been treated to a rare sight last night in the sky. this is the shimmering colours of one of the highest clouds in our atmosphere, often referred to as a mother—of—pearl cloud. your life with bbc news. we have some breaking news to bring you now. the irish government is to begin a legal challenge against the uk government, over its decision to offer immunity for crimes committed during the troubles. the uk�*s controversial law came into law in september. critics have argued that the law gave an amnesty to killers and removed access to justice for victims. we are hearing that ireland will bring are hearing that ireland will bring a case under the european convention on human rights. the irish government is to begin a legal challenge against the uk government over its decision to offer immunity for crimes committed during the troubles. to sudan, where the health care system is on the brink of collapse in parts of the country following the colour but... in the first six months

therefore, we are not satisfied with the current balance of power in american hedge, monique, and the has your body is a west with regard to our country and has the, has an interest in changing this balance of power in what way it has to do with circumstances either with the people of this region, the forces of this resistance movement to this original, i do not accept the continuation of the balance of power imposed on us to send a post on us by the us. it is necessary to destroy this balance of power. so it is necessary to create a new vision for this region and the entire world to be there should be neither guest room nor american occupation. what's next? moving forward was one that hasn't been law her, as the law is the vanguard of this nation, that a war with these really and to be and western as remote a human, as, as well as presence is growing and getting bigger and bigger because we love this party will have its own role in liberating palestine and eliminating these really enemy, let's say every time the situations will become more complicated and there won't be more pressure

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has just been sentenced to life in prison for her part into murders and a kidnapping. 75—year—old moniqueparrish in 1990 and 18—year—old in 1988. this lady was also accused of having to kidnap a 19—year—old in 2003, estelle's but it was never recovered. so, to bring it that big breaking news from france, she has been found guilty of that offence, get the of her part into murders and her —— a kidnapping. we will bring you more on that story as we get it on bbc news. when it gets to this time of the year — a week before christmas — we start to see a lot of end of year progress reports trickle in. later in the programme we will take stock of rishi sunak�*s record in meeting some of his key pledges. but first, we are going to look at the eu and see how the bloc is fairing on upholding one of its key policies — the green deal. according to a new progress report from the bloc�*s own environment agency, the eu is likely" or "very likely" to miss the majority of its 2030 green objectives. specifically, the bloc is set to overshoot its primary energy consumption targets and undershoot its renewabl

so that mike monique and i sent you to tomorrow morning. so you had con, is it still alive? me? no, i don't think they can handle the pressure difference, but especially the temperature difference of over 20 degrees. they die on the way out. it was a special moment for the of the scientists to they were thrilled to hold these life forms from the depths close to them. it's difficult to world that's the tanya shot man knows that human as he barely has a clue about what lives deep below the waves bulls that they knew at the time of the mission was that bio diversity is high in the depths of the korean clip attends of stomachs, but suspect that despite gene address conditions deep below the surface, that could be great to species diversity. then even on land, it's possible that tanya shed hotman had broached a previously unknown species up on deck. honestly i'm not sure if this is a new species. that's why we're freezing it right now. it's minus 80 degrees, so that my colleagues at the same come back institute can determine if his new species we've just discovered, or if it's only o

monique olivier helped to lure 20—year—old joanna parrish, from gloucestershire, to her death in auxerre they had been "waiting a lifetime" for above our normal clouds. residents in scotland were amazed by a rare sight in the sky on tuesday evening. the shimmering colours of nacreous cloud were spotted — one of the highest clouds in our atmosphere. often referred to as "mother—of—pearl", nacreous cloud form in very cold conditions over polar regions and within the stratosphere, around 12—19 miles high, far you're live with bbc news. lets turn now to the us where in colorado, the supreme court has ruled that donald trump cannot run for president next year in the state. the ruling is based on a rarely—used provision of the us constitution which bars officials who have engaged in "insurrection or rebellion" from holding office. it says he's in eligible to appear on next year's ballot because of his role in "instigating violence onjanuary 6th, of 2021" the day of the attack on the us capitol building. to clarify, the ruling does not stop mr trump running in the other states. in a statement,

monique olivier helped to lure 20—year—old joanna parrish, from gloucestershire, to her death in auxerrelifetime" for. a prominent british businessman who was kidnapped in ecuador has been released from captivity. colin armstrong was abducted on saturday from a farm he owned near the city of guayaquil. mr armstrong is the president of ecuadorean agriculture firm agripac. his spokesperson said he was now with the police and authorities in ecuador. residents in scotland were amazed by a rare sight in the sky on tuesday evening. the shimmering colours of nacreous cloud were spotted — one of the highest clouds in our atmosphere. osften referred to as "mother—of—pearl", nacreous cloud form in very cold conditions over polar regions and within the stratosphere, around 12—19 miles high, far above our normal clouds. you're live with bbc news. junior doctors in england have begun a 72—hour strike, in their long—running dispute about pay. the medical director of nhs england has warned the walkout will cause "huge disruption". this time of year is traditionally one of the nhs's busiest periods. let

today's special guest is monique gray. >> hi. i'm chris mannis and you're watching san francisco rising. the our guest today is marquise gray. he runs out of the office of the mayor in the city and county of san francisco. and he's with us today to talk about the recent progress of the sunnidale hope sf housing project. welcome to the show. >> good morning. thank you for having me today. >> let's start by talking about the existing residents of sunnydale and their history. >> so sunnydale was built in the 1940s for a workers. it's the largest public housing community west of the mississippi. it's about 50 acres. pretty huge. about 760 single story units one to four bedrooms. >> i understand it's an ambitious rethinking of the residences. can you briefly describe the scope of the program and hope sf's involvement? >> yeah. the work of hope sf is this idea of more than housing. that acknowledging that our public housing community, the levels of violence and poverty that are in these communities are not by accident. you know, it's o

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on hill road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too many gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind and just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. i just wanted to a baby he's a kid. >> it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> lodi police investigators say they are still working to ide

monique 0livier helped to lower 20—year—old in 1990.m captivity. colin armstrong was abducted on saturday from a farm he owned in city of redhill. mr armstrong is the president of a firm in ecuador. his spokesperson said he was now with the police and the authorities in ecuador. beavers have been returned to the cairngorms 400 years after the species was driven to extinction in scotland. 0ver the species was driven to extinction in scotland. over the next five years, five families could be rigid released in the national park. some landowners are concerned about the damage their animals could could do to the farmland in the area. you are life with bbc news now. the usjudge has ordered the release of the names of 156 people linked to thejeffrey epstein scandal, links to associates and accomplices. court documents obtained by the authorities... ghislaine maxwell was sentenced last year to prison for sex tracking and other charges. the england goalkeeper with mary earps has been voted bbc�*s sports personality of the year 2023. she was the

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on hill road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. i just wanted to a baby he's a kid. >> it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> well, i was dan thorn reporting, lodi. police say they're still t

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on hill road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. wanted to a baby been to visit. kids? >> it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> ang i was dan thorn reporting, lodi. police are still trying to

police say they think monique may have run a stop sign right before the crash.ough that is not the case. of course i yielded at the stop sign. >> i wasn't even going that fast to yield like that. i was, i was, i was coming to a slow crawl pretty much because i was getting ready to make an undetermined right or to keep going. >> monique says antioch police have told him little about their investigation, and the department tells ktvu there is no update on its search for the driver of that black suv. it is 648 now. chp released the results of its maximum enforcement period over the christmas holiday. officials say statewide, they arrested 909 people for driving under the influence, which is a 42% increase from last year. the number of deadly crashes did decrease this year, with 19 incidents the next maximum enforcement period starts tonight, tomorrow night, rather ahead of new year's eve. >> general motors is suing the city of san francisco, saying it owes the company over $100 million for overpaid out of taxes. gm says it paid city taxes based on the entire compan

host: this is monique here in washington, d.c., democrat. time for just a couple more calls. good morning. i just want to say, i am 48 years old, and all i hear calling and are like baby boomers. it is time for you guys to just stop. you have already messed the country up for the next generation coming up. and i hear so much differences and so much anger and -- i am tired of it. the republican party, they are not doing any work in the house for the people. we have different states where gas prices are $4 a gallon for regular gas. and a majority of those states are red states. i heard the other day that where the crime rate is high and the murder capital is high, in the top states with the highest murder per capita were red states, louisiana, mississippi. and when i hear all these callers coming in from west virginia, do these people actually read do these people actually read a newspaper, not fox five for msdn? did actually read the paper? do they do the research? or are they just spewing garbage? i'm sick of it. i'm 48 years old and we the gen x citizens of the united states

[dern] he was at universal, under contract to monique james, so was clint, and they had a guy there whork they wanted to get into movies. [rifkin] burt said that he and clint eastwood both went to italy out of desperation because they couldn't get hired in hollywood. so they went to do movies in italy, spaghetti westerns. burt says that clint made the good, the bad, and the ugly, and, you know, changed his whole career forever, and he said, "i got stuck with navajo joe and the worst wig in italian cinema history." [♪♪♪] [reynolds] clint had done a picture called a fistful of dollars , and he had a director named sergio leone. i had a director named sergio corbucci. [uproarious laughter] now, clint killed 40 guys. i killed 450 guys. i said, "i've run out of ways. how do you kill--- i can't kill anybody anymore, sergio. what do i do?" and he goes, "dynamite." [laughter] so i got a whole trainload of guys then. [reynolds] that's a picture that i know you missed. [crowd laughs] it was a wonderful picture called navajo joe . [applause] oh, thank you. you're applauding because you missed it.

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs and violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that this that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. >> i just wanted to a baby he's a kid. it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> was dan reporting this morning, lodi police say they're still trying to

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs and violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind and just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. >> i just wanted to a baby he's a kid. it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> it is heartbreaking. and that was dan thorn reporting for us. meanwh

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on hill road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. i just wanted to a baby been to visit. kids? >> it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> was dan thorn reporting this morning. lodi police say th

monique 0livier helped to lure 20—year—old joanna parrish, from gloucestershire, to her death in auxerrecreous cloud form in very cold conditions over polar regions and within the stratosphere, around 12—19 miles high, far above our normal clouds. you're watching bbc news. the rebel force in sudan have captured sudan's second—largest city, just a day after the army had claimed it had repelled their attack. wud madhani had been a safe haven for quarter of a million people who had fled the capital khartoum. but now the paramilitary rapid support forces have taken it. violence and looting. there are reports of summary executions, sexual violence and looting. in the first six months of this conflict, which begs the question — why is sudan not a priority for the internaitonal community, nor a focus for the un security council? let's speak to cameron hudson, former chief of staff to the us special envoy to sudan. nick you forjoining us. could you tell us about wud madhani and why it's so important?— tell us about wud madhani and why it's so important? sure, wud madhani is 'ust it's so importan

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. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that that's that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. >> i just wanted to a baby he's a kid. it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> that was dan thorn reporting this morning. lodi police say they're sti

. >> monique ruiz says details around her son's killing have been spotty at best. the teen was staying at his dad's apartment on road in lodi saturday night. his aunt maria ma haro says late that night allen was lured outside by a friend before getting shot. police have said appeared to be a targeted killing. there's too gangs in violence going on in modoc. i and nobody is being held accountable. >> they need to be brought to justice. my nephew needs justice. she was not again related. he was nothing of that sort. >> allen's family says he was kind in just a regular teen beginning to come out of his shell. he leaves behind a little sister and his friends at pittsburg high school. >> love hanging out with his friends. he loved being with his family. he was outgoing. he homies and low riders like that this that. >> police have not released more information about what happened. allen's mother just wants answers. >> i just wanted to a baby he's a kid. it was a good kid. everybody is very loved. >> thorn reporting for us this morning. lodi police say they are still tryi

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i'm monique webster, manager of regional government affairs with sfmta.'m going to start out with highlighting some of our state and federal successes from this past year. so first, i wanted to share with you that our team was fully engaged in making the case for transit operations funding to avert the fiscal cliff that we and many other operators faced. this was really our number one priority at and as part of a statewide coalition, we secured a commitment in the state budget to not only retain $2 billion for transit capital projects that were in danger of being cut out, but also an additional $1 billion that could be used over the next four years for transit operating needs. another notable outcome was the successful enactment of ab 645, which we already touched on during the director's report today that authorizes the use of speed safety cameras for the in san francisco and five other cities. this year. we also saw passage of ab 361 authored by assembly member ward that permits the use of cameras on city owned vehicles in order to enforce force parking

i'm monique webster, manager of regional government affairs with sfmta.'m going to start out with highlighting some of our state and federal successes from this past year. so first, i wanted to share with you that our team was fully engaged in making the case for transit operations funding to avert the fiscal cliff that we and many other operators faced. this was really our number one priority at and as part of a statewide coalition, we secured a commitment in the state budget to not only retain $2 billion for transit capital projects that were in danger of being cut out, but also an additional $1 billion that could be used over the next four years for transit operating needs. another notable outcome was the successful enactment of ab 645, which we already touched on during the director's report today that authorizes the use of speed safety cameras for the in san francisco and five other cities. this year. we also saw passage of ab 361 authored by assembly member ward that permits the use of cameras on city owned vehicles in order to enforce force parking

our neighbors whose name is monique, told me that she could be on zoom tonight but she will be attending the meeting on the 25th, physically walked into the bar one night when the noises was so loued that she could hear in her house across the street on cap street and they just shoot her away and say there is no manager onsite. that is not being a good neighbor. i want to know what you're going to do about the noise, the trash, the public urination that caps on cap street because of people coming out of the bar. yes, that's all i have to say about everything. >> thank you. and then we have a phone caller, last three digits, 505. caller if you can please unmute yourself and state your name and you have three minutes. >> caller: i'll just, yeah, i just want to agree with the other people who have already said everything that, when we try to go in there to explain to the management nobody is able to talk to us and speak to us ,z that's all toif say. thank you. >> okay, state your name. okay, he's gone. >> that's all we have more hands raised. >> do we have anymore discussion before we enter