mr. turner novel doing almost one of the still receive them in the gym. so number 4 will stuff i come on wish upgrading a 4th. so if you ask a quick look today, thumb with when his name external forgot that was just a bit of so stood thumb, little surgical if i'm still new, it's a relative dumb one with so to move, our chest hurting. peace. quit on a cruise run, not that out. so i was also let she can, is complaining about a team you go down. the hood said, here, score our students that on if that are, and on a promotional through as a bomb with, escorting the, even on the line with the missing here, with the limits on the funds with the letters to live in a court martial and angela sure. seattle for joy crap is the most waco with me. it's just for us to serve in charlotte order forms. crocker's not being is not with the vision. i got that. it's just that i do need to put him in that order. who would sustain it, blinking now was to lose joy on both georgia. i was fresh, shorter genario and very bird need a caucus yet to fall in love, his sugar threatening

mr. turner, for making our mr. washington. i dug one up for you guys, there we go., that's me as a cheerleader in high school with my best friend julie. i'll have to call her today and tell her that i put it up. anyway, i had inspirational teachers, mr. vittner, mr. thunderbird, the list goes on and on. i grew up in a very small town, so i often run into some of these teachers so i have had the opportunity to thank them for all that they did for me. >> yes. >> i have a few of my own. >> in and out of the classroom, they sponsor the cheerleading squad, they do the band, great. thank you so much. kari, we know you've always been very grateful for your kids' teachers as well. >> we had our iep meeting yesterday so i had a chance to get them all on one call and be like hey, it's teacher appreciation week and i appreciate you. they really care for your kids, they really do love them so that's definitely much appreciated, basically the other parents that she had outside of the home. we're waking up to sunshine. it's going to be warming up quickly today and we have the coo

mr. turner. conformable. but what would you think of someone who's bombed ohio abra dalbert ease, but i don't think that it was a good move miss seemed equally close to his eyes, then echoed in organization that propagates free, doing quote, democracy and peace of democrat them. nicole, it is an organization that is meant to protect people. ethnic can hardly justify its bombing of civilian areas, form but of the line im nikki civilly. but also the actual awfully. i'm dim nato in the way that the average ukrainian condemns russia. he saw most lot at the general motors. no not older. you just create hate that lasts much longer than it takes to rebuild the ruins. saw that i had a crystal, tiffany wilcox, or victim. the scars of war are also very visible on the headquarters of the serbian state broadcaster, journalist nino. but i of it used to work here nowadays. he's the chairman of u. n. s. the journalists association of serbia, which stands up for the rights of journalists. a plaque lists the names of 16 emplo

for the deputy head, mrs turner, it's about making pupils believe they can aim high, but there is no national exams since their sats in primary school. we are seeing children that are presenting to us with really, really difficult emotional...social, emotional, mental health issues. we've got more children, probably triple, quadruple the amount of children that previously would have struggled to go to the exam hall, getting ready for an exam. it's all the stuff you put in beforehand. it's all the practice runs, it's all the getting yourselves ready that they've not had. breathe in. in the library, there's an exam stress workshop. as well as breathing techniques, minnie is on hand to help pupils and staff. if pupils are having a difficult day, then they can come - into the wellbeing room. they can have a chat - with me, they can spend a little time with minnie. she's a very big part of the school. the government says national exams represent a major step back to normality. for these pupils, it's a major step towards their future goals and aspirations. our grades open the doors to what

i was always the short kid in the front. [ laughter ] mrs. turner was protective in caring for students, but never allowed less than your best. look how tall you are, marcus. [ laughter ] >> yes, i was always tall. >> we are so grateful for all of our teachers. they reached us in different ways and as kari said yesterday, grateful to our kids' teachers for knowing where they are and meeting them where they are. kids are so different. you have to be able to reach them. >> a good teacher will understand the differences and really pay attention to each child and what they need. >> sorry the photos are blurry but we have to tell our younger producers, our childhoods are not digitized. they're analogged. >> i was talking to our producer justin. do you have a picture? i was looking for a picture of my teachers. i ran into -- i grew up in a small town and ran into a couple of them which is great as an adult to thank them. we took pictures together but i was laughing with them because i literally hav pictures on my phone. >> going through them yesterday try

mr. regina turner them by saying that on here i will go washed all virginia purdue most reserved for the meal, norma, selena, show me to serve, to see me on the selenium. unable upon the white text or a ne, a room shuttle ledger east of she put a t stuff. you can when you sent me deliberately, the quick put those to near or more. you know what? it's gone so unusual. damn deer. how would your sister, what did you say you mean with me when you can go to school bush web? she's gonna go nature. i need you guys from chrissy to make a surprise a little bit. don't book a do less. you should. students can go to new york, she, you know, she does go at it. if not to pass go any is not just boy you still with me would be equally keyed in my banyan. we're starting to give it a piece kicks in this t. i have a good luck to us, carolyn, trinity, when you might just my listing cause of when your story along the end of the one with the little bit because it in you're still do. i mean it's usually like could week for sure. what's going on the story of done boss, residents, being victims of russian propaga

for the deputy head, mrs turner, it's about making pupils believe they can aim high., really difficult social, emotional and mental health issues. we've got more children, probably triple, quadruple the amount of children, that previously would have struggled to go in an exam hall that are feeling that way now getting ready for an exam. it's all the stuff you put in beforehand. it's all the practice runs. it's all the getting yourselves ready that they've not had. sometimes, the children rub their hands together. i'll see their legs are shaking, breathing might get a little bit faster. so just go over to those children and just let them know that we're here. a quiet, "are you 0k?" because of increased levels of anxiety, more invigilators are needed and some schools have struggled to recruit. here, the school nurse has stepped in. predominantly, an invigilator has always been like a retired person. unfortunately, when covid did hit, a lot of the retirees didn't want to come into school then. so there has been quite a bit of a shortage. breathe in. hold. in the library,

mr. turner, thank you very much indeed. >> i wanted to see what was going on in the world. stations. news only comes on at 6:00 and 10:00. but if there was news on 24 hours, people could watch it any time. >> we decided on june 1, and barring satellite problems in the future, we won't be signing off until the world ends. >> it was a wide belief, this was a fool's errand. how can this possibly find an audience? well, he did. >> ready camera 3 -- >> good evening. i'm david walker. >> i'm lois harp. now here's the news. president carter has arrived -- >> television news before this was stuff that had already happened. for the first time, cnn brought the world to people in realtime. >> cnn, the world's most important network. >> i didn't do cable news network because somebody told me it couldn't be done. i figured it was a very viable concept, and i went ahead and did it. it was after we announced that we were going to do it that the detractors showed up. >> is cable news network just going to be a new means of delivering the same kind of fare? >> no. it already does provide di

for the deputy head, mrs turner, it's about making pupils believe they can aim high.aven't had any national exams since their sats in primary school. we are seeing children that are presenting to us with really, really difficult social, emotional and mental health issues. we've got more children, probably triple, quadruple the amount of children, that previously would have struggled to go in an exam hall that are feeling that way now getting ready for an exam. it's all the stuff you put in beforehand. it's all the practice runs. it's all the getting yourselves ready that they've not had. sometimes, the children rub their hands together. i'll see their legs are shaking, breathing might get a little bit faster. so just go over to those children and just let them know that we're here. a quiet, "are you ok?" because of increased levels of anxiety, more invigilators are needed and some schools have struggled to recruit. here, the school nurse has stepped in. predominantly, an invigilator has always been like a retired person. unfortunately, when covid did hit, a lot of the

for the deputy head, mrs turner, it's about making pupils believe they can aim high, but there is no are presenting to us with really, really difficult emotional...social, emotional, mental health issues. we've got more children, probably triple, quadruple the amount of children that previously would have struggled to go to the exam hall, getting ready for an exam. it's all the stuff you put in beforehand. it's all the practice runs, it's all the getting yourselves ready that they've not had. breathe in. in the library, there's an exam stress workshop. as well as breathing techniques, minnie is on hand to help pupils and staff. if pupils are having a difficult day, then they can come into the wellbeing room. they can have a chat with me, they can spend a little time with minnie. she's a very big part of the school. the government says national exams represent a major step back to normality. for these pupils, it's a major step towards their future goals and aspirations. our grades open the doors to what we want to become in this world, and ijust honestly think that the support that th

mr. frank leverage. thank you. philip turner, to events on the ground in ukraine. and the city of mich alive is on the front lines of the war in southern ukraine has been hit by russian attacks time and time again since march on this blocking and advanced by moscow's forces towards a desert, a correspondent mathias bullying is embedded with the ukranian army on the front line near mc, alive, and spoke to residents who have lived through the onslaught. suburb dreams shattered lives destroyed by 8 russian bombs. the southern ukrainian city of mich alive has been plagued by bombing and shelling since the beginning of the war. alexander was sitting in his garden in early march, when 2 planes flew overhead dropping bombs, linear bill, the bill there were explosions. there was white smoke everywhere. both it took off the roof and the fence or bull was over there. but 2 people died for the quill. it was a clear day for bill. they were flying low. i knew they must have seen that there are no soldiers here. can you go with me? just a civilians with the fighting continues in

turner well, mrs. again, just as a kid. i just like to thank you. and really have a whole bunch of questions, but i'm gonna try and hold it to just one. oh, go ahead. well, like the squeaky wheels the druggie seem to get most of your attention, what would you meant for parents and teachers for us kids for us many kids who are responsibility and drug-free. i know it's it's true. you're right. you're absolutely right. the bad news seems to get more attention than than good news. a matter of fact bill. can i tell this story? dell was going to bill was on a morning show with a couple of his children and who had had drug problems? but he has another child who was had no drug problems at all. and the two children who had had drug problems were on the problem with him. i was pretty exciting to them to be on this big show. but the other one said dad you know, i haven't done anything. i've never i've never smoked pot. i've never taken anything and i don't get to go on national television and that doesn't seem fair. so they asked me if i would go on the progr

turner. >> well mrs. reagan, just as a kid i would like to thank you. >> thank you.lly i have a whole bunch of questions but i'll try to hold it to just one. >> oh, go ahead. [laughs] . >> the squeaky wheels, the drug users get to all of your attention. what would you recommend to parents and teachers to us many kids who are responsible and drug free. >> i know, it's true. you're absolutely right. bad news seems to get more in the good news. as a matter of fact, bill can i tell the story? [laughs] bill was on a morning show with a couple of his children. they have drug problems but they had another child who had no drug problems at all. the two children who had had drug problems were on the program with him. that was pretty exciting to them to being on this big show. but the other one said, hand! you know, i haven't done anything? i've never smoked pot, i've never taken anything! i don't get to go on national television! that doesn't seem fair. they asked me if i would go on the program and i said, yes i'll go on if i can say kate other child on. [laughs] >> i'm not

mr. lee turner, i inform the house that he will vote yes. >> as the member designated by eric swalwell and david scott, these members will vote yes on the gottheimer amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bergman of michigan, i inform the house that mr. bergman will vote yes on amendment number 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, ms. williams of georgia, mr. jeffries of new york, mr. deutch, mr. kahele, these members will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. spartz of indiana, i inform the house that mrs. spartz will vote yes on amendment number 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman lofgren, i inform the house that chairwoman lofgren will vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what p

turner, mr. kinsley and everyone who called in and thank you to supervisor melgar for calling the hearing and the comments resonate around the need for us to be for the board to be partners to figure out ways to unstick this and have more accountability on what should be a really high priority for our city. and so any time you are ready to have it back in the committee, we will do so. and if we could move to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> on that motion, forward this to the call of the chair. vice chair chan. >> aye. >> member melgar. >> aye. >> chair presston. >> aye. >> you have three ayes. >> thank you. the motion passes. >> madam clerk, please call item four. >> item four is a hearing to identify and analyze the funding gap for affordable housing funds that are available to the relative estimated need in san francisco. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this hearing may line up to speak and joining remotely, please call the public comment line 415-655