mr. wright. she she should have said recovering social status teacher to still working on that. but it's an honor to be sworn in and honored to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this in my language and they'll translate. and so with all respect, just ask you to. pray in your own way while i do. so thank you. oh, okay. then on the whole holding on by the wood, i guess they will last you that she they go along with the we will ensure the pumpkin got the beluga don mcgregor no sugar. okay. they won't be the icky to harm modern burger. oh yeah. somebody's got to with the horseshoe the other no sugar okay the only the make it home with all. eduardo look i would like to we great spirit we thank you this day we thank you for the blessings that you you you bestow upon us. we thank all of those that made this day possible bring us together to learn our past and and talk about our future. we thank you for the strength and guidance that you give us. i say a special prayer to for all for all my people, my ponca people, all of our tribal nations, all those that come together and on o

to set the in a good mood, we are going to pause for a moment of reflection from larry wright mr. right is an enrolled member of the ponca tribe of nebraska, served as tribal chairman for 11 years and is currently the executive director of the national congress of american indians, which describes itself as the oldest, largest and most representative american indian and alaska native organization, serving the broad interests of tribal governments and communities. in this position, mr. wright is responsible for managing the organization's day to day success and public education arm. he's a military veteran and a former studies teacher from lincoln, nebraska. mr. wright. she she should have said recovering social status teacher to still working on that. but it's an honor to be sworn in and honored to be asked to give the invocation. i'll say this in my language and they'll translate. and so with all respect, just ask you to. pray in your own way while i do. so thank you. oh, okay. then on the whole holding on by the wood, i guess they will last you that she they go along with the we

mr. wright's confession was a straight up transcription of what mr. s innocent. and in 2016, he was exonerated. he filed a civil lawsuit, which compelled devlin to sit for a videotaped deposition. amelia green: and at that deposition, we put his story to the test. are you ready, mr. devlin? yes. lester holt: as another detective read wright's confession, devlin was asked to transcribe it, just like he said happened in the interrogation room. tony wright: i went over to ms. talley's house on 9th street. way too fast. tony wright: her front door. way too fast. amelia green: he could barely keep up. he couldn't keep pace at all. and at a certain point, he just gave up. tony wright: i like, just barged into her house. amelia green: it's, it's way too fast. it's just way too fast. it just corroborates that the confession was completely fabricated. lester holt: devlin declined our request for an interview. in 2018, tony wright settled with the city, which admitted no wrongdoing, for nearly $10 million. amelia green: i kept looking into devlin, and i found an

mr. wright, drake said, what specifically territories the posting is had and 1967 and what they. so the palestinian national forwarding, the west bang, can these dearest jerusalem actually controls it guys is now a separate entity. israel is now talking about the need to maintain full control and gaza, but they will be creating a blockade most throughout the perimeter again. but the with many resolutions, you're right, and almost none of them have been implemented implemented. i remember the early ninety's when the international quartets adopted a roadmap and everyone applauded. at that point, you do to get detailed, every step months and weeks for this to us. it assume that the listing and state can be created within the year and with compromises compared to the initial resolution. so that is a sad thing, but and as to how these riley supports support of israel and support of ukraine relate to each other. well, there are many common things things in common here. no, i have a quote, i guess open 9 months, almost 9 months of israel's operation and gaza. it looks that i've got abou

mr wright was keen to strike a different tone to his predecessor when she was at that last week.. mr rowe has now stand up to be the acting head of the secret service and he went in and he was completely remorseful, as we heard in the statement, take responsibility for the circumstances, that he could not sleep at night and was ashamed but was also very forceful. during the hearing, they were shouting matches with some republican senators and... we will have more on this story at the top of the hour. stay with us. hello. tuesday brought us the warmest day of the year so far. several parts of london saw temperatures up to 32 celsius, including heathrow, kew gardens, saintjames' park, as well. and it's notjust been the warmest day of the year, we've also officially seen a heat wave already in some regions, especially kent, east malling, and bramham, in west yorkshire. these areas have seen temperatures exceed their heatwave threshold for sunday, monday, and tuesday. so already, three consecutive days and we may well see another day or so of heatwave conditions in some areas. so, it

mr. chris wright. >> there was the surveillance photo, the voice message placed from a spot near the lofting and the eyewitness weapon shown a photo lineup and now he remember details differently than he had that first dramatic day. like chris and his blue eyes and the photo he said jarred something in his mind. >> i was 80 to 90% certain this was the man i saw. >> then he saw a picture of chris on the web and try photoshopping in a few details like a wig. >> i looked at that and said yeah, that looks exactly like what i would have saw. >> reinforcing a memory, but was the memory accurate ? as for the rest of the case the investigation was not over yet. the story had just begun and the first puzzle piece was placed where it seemed to fit, but -- >> i never had a case this complicated before. >> oh, even more than complicated, as those friends in the loft began to believe, something darker than that. >> dateline returns after the break. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. b

mr. wright. >> good morning. jonathan wright, employee relation director from the department of human resources employee relation division. this is a amendment to the recently adopted memorandum of understanding. it was a last minute adjustment. it does not create an additional financial incumbrance. it effects one agreed upon staffing position in a side letter at the very end of the mou and we felt this was a significant number change in the language to warrant an amendment, an official amendment which requires approval per the ordinance submitted by the mayor previously. >> thank you very much. thanks for your work on this and your team and thanks to the team 1021 and makes good sense to me, and so unless there are any comments or questions from colleagues, let's open this up for public comment. >> thank you. >> members of the public who wish to speak on the item should line along the side by the windows. all speakers will have two minutes. it appears we have no public comment. >> thank you. public comment on t

mr. wright's been a champion, an advocate of equity for black students and black families in the city of sissippi in the late 1950s. his family moved here to the bay area, and he worked as a contractor and civil engineer as his children grew up. oscar wright became an advocate for their education and noticed parallels between their school experiences. so he became really involved and became a regular at school board meetings. his fight for equity in education continues even now. at the age of 101. the wildfire in northern california explodes in size overnight, grows to more than 45,000 acres in under 12 hours. >> the effects of the massive fire that forced evacuations near chico. and a look at kamala harris's first campaign ad for president, how she takes aim at her opponent, and the pop star who's lending her voice to the campaign. then a big decision expected in just hours here from the california supreme court. how it could impact workers for uber, lyft and the rest of the gig industry from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two at 8:00. moth

mr. calhoun: i will. chair blumenthal: john barnett went through two days of depositions to haji wright's deposition? mr. calhoun: -- of depositions. have you read his deposition? mr. calhoun: yes. chair blumenthal: what was your reaction? mr. calhoun: heartbreaking. chair blumenthal: it was heartbreaking for sure, but didn't make you want to take action against those employees who put pressure on him and threaten him? mr. calhoun: senator, this was considerably before my time. i do know that that process was taken up by the governing authority to look into, and they came out with a determination that i know nobody is satisfied with it i understand that, and i understand why. but it did go through a process, and i know the family will take exception to that process. i understand it. chair blumenthal: i will turn to the ranking member for the second round. sen. johnson: senator, i deferred to senator hawley. i guess what i would like to do, and maybe mr. mckenzie would be the person to speak to this, or mr. calhoun,, again, the goal here is to reassure the public that they feel safe to fly. we want boe

mr cleverly has yet to comment. the radio 2 dj steve wrightnding presenter, who hosted shows on bbc radio for more than four decades, died suddenly in february at the age of 69. craig bellamy has been named as the new manager of the wales football team. he replaces rob page after he was sacked last month. bellamy, who won 78 caps for wales, has signed a four year deal. gareth southgate's england side have their final day of training before their euro 2024 semi—final tomorrow night. they'll face the netherlands, and the pressure is on to reach the final of the tournament for the second successive time. john watson is with england's fans in dortmund. at the only english pub here in dortmund, they're gearing up for a busy few days. around 30,000 england supporters are expected in the city, with many stopping here at the londoner pub, a short walk from the stadium. we're fully booked for it. um, we've got two very large groups coming, and some smaller groups coming as well, so, yeah. i really think england's name is on it because they haven't play

so, the motion was made by commissioner wright and seconded by by commissioner vergara. yes. okay. all right. and, mrcraig, i we already have there's something else on the agenda for that arc, right? yes. but we could likely take two items if we're able to make sure that so that usually two is the max that we usually have on that. okay. on the motion to continue this item to the architectural review committee on july 17th. commissioner baldauf, yes. commissioner. campbell. no. commissioner vergara. yes. commissioner. right. yes, commissioner. foley i. commissioner. nageswaran yes. and commissioner. matsuda. yes. that motion passes 6 to 1. this item has been continued to the architectural review committee on july 17th, 20, 2024. is it possible to get some of the questions in advance so we could prepare? it's been it's kind of hard to get answers right away without, i think that sort of preparation, i mean, i'll try to be prepared, but it was some of the question. yeah, i guess the questions that i have are related to, kind of the changes of the site wall and like being very clear about what the change

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