nobody come be that difficult to display a flag it, mr. troy. it's on a piece of paper with craters to wear a blue sky, with a yellow swain to you seen anyone can do that. most of the cause the i to the now let's take a flag of how many flags that hanging and rushing windows right now. what is the, how many the $35.00, was it on any multiple? well, what do you want them for? the 2 it is like because focus so you may not mind are familiar with the plan and then came st. petersburg. that's where my family is. my child, my apartment. so my summer house, my kind of my friends. yeah. and throwing this cries. and then you have to understand human for a person like me living in russia and it will sounds everything you do can lead to a fine other system of custodial sentence or jail and gauge that are far enough. i heard stuff of the, of a big thing this, you know, there's no question come even me. what i say now can be used against me. is this good for you? i would say i could feel this is very dangerous to do something to it. and i'm not the type of p

troy aside. i frankly confirmed that this policy is for the purpose of support related to the basic goods considered by the government of mresident and the central bank and still it will be too. thank you very much, mrs. economic spokesperson of the government. i wish you a good future. i thank you and thank you. may god protect you. behind the shrine of mola moshlik imam hossein shah, the 11th year of the arbaeen hussaini walking ceremony of this garden was held in the villages of mola amirul mominin .

mr. lee, once he was arrested at a home he was then transported to what we now foe to be the b.r.a.v.e. cave, says that upon entry into the b.r.a.v.e. cave, officer troyo the warehouse he said he was instantly attacked by mr. lawrence and several other officers. another officer performed a leg sweep and what transpired there he described as a gang style beating. once that occurred, mr. lee was then interviewed, interrogated without counsel being present. at that point in time again he was then transported to the paris prison. once he was transported there, the prison did not allow him to come in and he was then taken to the hospital and that's where he was diagnosed with fractured ribs. >> wow. baton rouge police for their part say that this building has been around for about 20 years. you've said since your clients have come forward you've heard from others. you said you may be only scratching the surface on claims. how many people do you believe may have been illegally strip searched here? >> so, there was a press conference that was held by baton rouge police department when we first broke the story whereby they stated 350 people were taken to that

troy. put it aside , i confirmed right away that this policy is for the approach support for the entry of basic goods has been and will continue to be considered by the government, mr. president and the central bank. thank you very much to the family of the economic spokesperson of the government. i thank and appreciate my future. may god protect you . gathering small toys to solve big economic issues, organizing the population. haim and popularizing the economy is one of the goals of forming cooperatives. we sat down with my husband and we all thought that our friends should form a cooperative. we started with love . sea freight by cooperatives account for 70% of the country's passengers, and the cooperatives that you remember have 20. we carry 40% of the country's cargo to move it . ninety percent of the country's shrimp production is produced by cooperatives . we produce 40% of the country's chicken and eggs in cooperatives out of one million. and 230,000 units in tehran have been given keys to the people by the cooperatives. there are 101,000 active cooperatives in the country , 52% of which are working in the field of production. it was less, but we added ever

mrs. simon as well other members of the incident command team. the commanders [indiscernible] troy williams, supervisor melgar mentioned,b maggie [indiscernible] [calling names] we are not abandoning laguna, we want to make sure that we never find ourselves in this situation again, so we are there for laguna for the long-term. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. pickens and thank you for your work. supervisor melgar. >> thank you mr. pickens. i know we won't be into the situation again because many of us are here to make sure that going forward we are involved. i would like to give mrs. simon an opportunity to address the board and just introduce herself and talk about her credentials. i have one question for mr. pickens which is, up until now, most of what i heard from constituents and some colleagues is the anxiety about not being able to get new patients into laguna honda. i wonder if you can talk about that. about the timeline and the risk of admitting new patients until we have the medicare certification? >> absolutely. we are operating now at about 200 less residents then w

mr. speaker, i rise today to welcome chaplain major troy bates to the u.s. house of representatives. he currently serves as the tbarson family -- garcon family life chaplain at west point. he was direct commissioned into the army chaplain corps in august of 2009 as a reserve chaplain. this chaplain has provided spiritual support for our troops in harm's way on combat deployments in six combat deployments. he first deployed as the battalion chaplain from the 25th i.d. to afghanistan. he then became a member of the 10th special forces group, my old group, deployed twice to afghanistan with the special forces group, once to africa. he then joined the 18th air born corps to iraq and then became a j sock cap clayne -- jsoc chaplain and deployed to a classified location. he has ex tensive education, including -- extensive education, including many of the military schools and numerous awards, leading off with the bronze star and, especially interesting and meaningful to me, he has the u.s., the british, the canadian, the italian and the german jump wings, as well as the combat action badge.

mrs. simon as well other members of the incident command team. the commanders [indiscernible] troy williams, supervisor melgar mentioned,b maggie [indiscernible] [calling names] we are not abandoning laguna, we want to make sure that we never find ourselves in this situation again, so we are there for laguna for the long-term. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. pickens and thank you for your work. supervisor melgar. >> thank you mr. pickens. i know we won't be into the situation again because many of us are here to make sure that going forward we are involved. i would like to give mrs. simon an opportunity to address the board and just introduce herself and talk about her credentials. i have one question for mr. pickens which is, up until now, most of what i heard from constituents and some colleagues is the anxiety about not being able to get new patients into laguna honda. i wonder if you can talk about that. about the timeline and the risk of admitting new patients until we have the medicare certification? >> absolutely. we are operating now at about 200 less residents then w