thank you so much for being with us, myra. as well, how significant is this decision by total and chevron to, to exit this gas project in myanmar? how much will it hurt the agenda? well, i'm thank you for having me the server. and so tom pu bag is a very good step for the right direction, but i am also cautious the optimistic in terms of how the effect is going to come in. how soon and how, how begin holiday it is. but the good, the thing is that if the government in the world leaders wanted to see the effect to the better possibility is that they have to go further step in order to sort of like cut off the funds that will be going to the military bank account what for this reason i believe not with payment. yeah. and what further steps resize, lee? because as you said, this affects less than you know, total and chevron pull out effects less than 5 percent believe of the natural gas revenue or the gym to receives and total itself is said, it would handover its interest to other stakeholders. what else needs to happen then to e

myra knew he was an mss agent, but she never actually identified him as bao.uy was ty cop up until two years ago. bao's been working so, i started looking at the suspected dark moon operations we identified. and ying was in shanghai when most of them occurred. so there is no way he could have run all those ops. (scoffs softly) enlai ying isn't bao. we got the wrong man. but there is one chinese agent on traffic cam footage that wasn't at the takedown. i think this is the real bao. and he's still in the wind. thanks. i'll look into it. hey. thanks for staying. like i ever leave. i did what you asked. and? these are all the dark moon operations we believe were led by bao. i cross-referenced them with the locations you texted me. oh. so... you want to say what these locations are? all places maggie has traveled the past few years. conferences, vacations, lectures. i mean... could be a coincidence. maggie'd say there's no such thing. she told me enlai ying was running an operation in taipei five years ago. but that's impossible. could've been mistaken. no. no. mag

how i am with al myra. >> jeanine: we don't know about al myra.uess to go in person? i don't know. >> jeanine: that's the only way, you meet somebody, go to dinner and like or don't like them. what i don't understand. >> jesse: -- >> jesse: do you like it when men treat you like crap? >> jeanine: do you think that i would like it if a man treated me like crap? somebody dumps my ass. >> dana: geraldo, weigh in here. >> geraldo: jewish family is and other families have had mixers forever, they never stopped having mixers. it broadens your perspective, candidates, but there is nothing like in person. >> jesse: tell me about it, geraldo, keep going. >> greg: there are people that are really shy, the other thing is shyness is a huge deal, that's the hardest thing in dating is overcoming your shyness, and for some reason with this, i venture if you talk to young guys, there is a whole list of skills that are missing in their lives. >> dana: how much time do you think they spend crafting one text message? >> greg: exactly. >> jesse: sometimes those can w

middle, many myra mister munsey are also sells his cara taylor as a takeaway dish boone, uppity, or salon mac on. ready ready a healthy diet, that's one way to stay fit into old age. ready according to the u. n, there are more than 500000 centenarians on the planets a record. and the number of people over 65 is set to doubled by 2050. we had to a country with a particularly large percentage of elderly people, japan and many of them have no intention of taking it easy in their old age. ah, he could be enjoying his retirement after all to yoko jamita is 70 a sprightly member of what japan calls the silver generation to pans, population is aging, so the country is putting pensioners back to work to yuki jamita used to be a sushi chef. now he prunes trees. a boom, i enjoy the work and it keeps me fit. plus it's a welcome good of money. on the side, we do get a pension but not a big one. so i really do need to work with a few of the work here in coaching prefecture, more than a 3rd of the population over 65 in the regional capital, many shops and businesses and shut it with the aging populatio

sharks are on the move here with the three on two better go to myra again, meyer told drag.e goals from myers as a single game record in sharks history, one short of the nhl records. sharks win 62. they are 21 17 to which right now is number eight. in the lowest life. that would be in the playoffs. but those are long time from now. some serious fire on ice tonight wow to watch joe. thank you. thanks everybody for joining us tonight. have a good joining us tonight. have a good night. well, how do i look? big day. i'm going to see alex. i'm, uh -- i'm a little nervous because she's been pulling away lately. calls don't get returned. i don't get asked to visit as much. maybe it's hitting me hard 'cause i never went through that with my dad. after my junior year, we -- we rode a tandem bike across mykonos. come to think of it, there were lots of fathers and sons there. phil, sit. we need to talk about the ducks. we hate the ducks. (duck quacks) (duck quacks) (duck quacking) again? you have a problem. i'm hearing a lot of negatives, but we're overlooking the fact that feathers ca

>> he went and talked with myra.ily on the other side and they were talking. that made me realize that art can go places beyond roads, beyond rules, beyond borders. art is not part of the state. it is something that we own. we the people own. that's why it goes so far. the little kids say, hey, i'm here. i exist. i am no terrorist. >> a better future for me. ? >> now looking down in front of you. perfect. i like when you hold it there. nice. >> certainly i don't think of this. that you will do life in prison as a kid doing the things that you've done. a lot of fences and walls in here to keep us in. but it does more than that. it destroys who we are. it destroys our families. >> you were what, a graffiti artist? that's funny. i kind of started off coming into that little lifestyle. my transition went in a different way after. >> 14 years ago, i had no human contact. >> they cut you off and take you out. >> the human cages. insane. but here, the bird gets free. >> we hope this image will get around the world. people w

myra data poor is from the unitarian universalists service committee, which works on human rights and disaster relief. she welcomes the company's decision, but says it won't have a big impact on the governments finances. the problem is that the, if the military is still receiving money from other channel, not just only from server and to tom, then it's mean that the military still has the income from other countries, which going to be a whole lot of money. and that is why m c, they literally have to cut of the receiving of the payment by a for the military only then they probably lose about a $1000000.00 a year, which is put a lot of money for the firms military and bad is when they are going to lose the fund that can, can, can allow them to buy further all kinds of sophisticated, strong weapons that they've been using to kill the people on daily basis. right now, the situation on the ground is getting worse than ever. i mean, look from february 1st until now you have seen more than 7600 arm count on pleasures. and then the attacks on the civilians on the ground. and now leading close

as a definite softening and a better tone, an atmosphere between list trust the car for minister am myra. so could they and actually they came out with a joint statement. awful. last meeting. yes. they messed met him, brussels to day after meeting in kent. so a couple of things. one thing he came out and said he has said after that meeting at the end of the day that he will not work to an artificial deadline, he will not be forced into an artificial deadline. although he's going to act with a sense of urgency. so i think what you're seeing is that you know, that, that, that the, you doesn't really want to barge on. this is far more political than anything else . because northern ireland, of course, is a very political issue that yes oh, and yes, there seems to be some more of a softening anabetta as their, than as ever be earlier. i mean, obviously we've talked about this issue quite a bit on the show with you and you've noted that the eat doesn't really want to make it easy for anyone to leave a. but have that actually been the driving force behind this conflict as far as keeping the no

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myra alvarado is with the oakland educators association, which is the union representing teachers. and she says probably the biggest victory for teachers and students in all of this is access to weekly testing. >> that's a huge before used to be at and it was a really guarantee to every site that we were able to get language that will have testing out at all sites. and that's the huge win for us. >> all students and staff will be provided with weekly covid tests. and if there is a limited supply than the tests will be prioritized to those who have been exposed to the virus, the deal still needs to be voted and approved on by the union and the school board. so we'll keep you updated on whether that happens. the city of san francisco is taking some new steps now to protect people from eviction. the board of supervisors just passed an ordinance that the first of its kind in california kron four's camila barco live in the city to explain. good morning, kayla. >> good morning, james. you missed the game changer for renters this legislation gives renters more time to prevent them from be

access to n 95 and higher quality masks, better ventilation and more outdoor spaces for students to eat myra alvarado is with the oakland educators association. that's the union representing the teachers. and she says the biggest win for teachers and students is having access to weekly testing. >> that's a huge before used to be at and it was a really guarantee to every site that we were able to get language that will have testing out at all sites. and that's the huge win for us. >> they all students and staff will be provided with weekly covid tests. if there is a limited supply than those tests will be prioritized to those who have been exposed to the virus, the deal still needs to be voted on and approved by the union and the school board. but folks are optimistic that it will pass. so we'll see the city of san francisco. meanwhile, is taking new steps to protect people from eviction. the board of supervisors just passed an ordinance that is a first of its kind in california. kron four's camila barco live in the city. now to explain. good morning, camila. >> good morning, james. this is a

registration applications on monday october 4 and other november 2 statewide election, 82-year-old myra hicks worried she would not be able to have her vote counted. the oakwood texas native said she has been able to renew her driver's license for more than a year because she she's beene to present the required birth certificate need to verify your identity. in the lone star state, election laws require voters to present a driver's license, passport, mr. pai delegation card, citizenship certificate, state election identification certificate or a personal identification card to cast a ballot in person. a person does not need an id to register to vote or to vote by mail in the state of texas. from voters ages seven and over, and otherwise valid form of id may be presented when casting a ballot, even if it's expired, according to the office of the secretary of state. if a a voter does not possessr cannot reasonably obtain one of the seven acceptable forms of photo id, the voter may file a reasonable impediment declaration and present a supporting form of id, like a bank statement, current

and yet, 16 michigan republicans, including kathy burden and myra rodriguez who were subpoenaed on fridayoenas asked both of them to appear before the committee on february 2nd. michigan's secretary of state jocelyn benson tells politico some of the electors may have been duped, saying, quote, i think it's heartbreaking to see individuals who were lied to and perhaps acted in furtherance of those lies put themselves in a position where they could potentially be legally culpable and in that way complicit in real, action election fraud. secretary of state benson joins me now. secretary benefit secretary benson, how would these electors end up in legal jeopardy? >> the voters clearly said who won the state of michigan for the presidency, and therefore in which directions the electors would vote. at the same time there was this shadow effort to lie to the federal government about who michigan's electors were and now we're wanting to ensure there's accountability and consequences for that effort but also so that we can connect the dots because we know we weren't the only state dealing with thi

nevins who get caught in good scenario and then you think of libby prison and andersonville and el myra. i want to talk about some people getting swept up in war and end up in prison as political prisoners. and for my story, i want to start in early 1863 with the lod youn rangers. again a loudoun union unit and captain means from waterford, in control of them. and when he is in this northern loudoun area in the spring of 1863, he wants to show that they're in the area. and he is had some individuals that he wanted some retaliation on. and he uses this moment to take some prisoners that he thinks are worthy of being imprisoned for some previous acts. and there is a couple of successionists not surprisingly within those who get arrested by means and the loudoun range res. most notably of them was a man named henry ball. henry ball, he lived a little bit north of here around the locket area. if you're family temple hall, he owns temple hall on route 15 a bit north of here. now, samuel means is pretty sure that it is ball who led the soldiers to that baptist church in waterford that travis