and one the stars of the drama — anjli mohindra — who plays the would—be suicide bomber nadia is in ourwere your thoughts? hello. it's a real honour to speak to you. my family are huge fans of yours. when i first auditions and received the scripts. i only had the first half of the series. i turned down the audition at first because i was afraid of being part of an islamophobic narrative. but my brilliant agent said that there would be a twist. it would subvert the stereotypes that were seemingly there at first. i was scared at first but i thinkjed mercurio is a genius and i've been keen to work with him for a very long time. when i saw that halfway through the series fingers were starting to be pointed at members of the home secretary's team and even her at one stage, ifelt it secretary's team and even her at one stage, i felt it went closer to the chew. going back to the stereotype thing, what convinced you that this script would help you fight against those stereotypes7 what were those elements7 those stereotypes7 what were those elements? when i saw, i think it was in episode three o

. >> nadia sits on various advisory committees, she has won several local and national boards for her work. and she plans to earn degrees in psychology and law and go into the mental health field. >> what a great story. thank you, sharon. >> will you ken locally -- nominate your local hero on our website. >> >>> get your cameras ready it's going to be a fantastic sunset outside but i want to show you some students in piedmont were school today is on's television news. >> thank you kpix 5 >> frank c haven elementary school got a visit from one of our journalists, man is that going to be a beautiful sunset in piedmont and and all of the bay area. it is only 68 degrees next-door in oakland but san francisco, is 90 to in livermore in santa rosa. amazingly with the 40 degree temperature spread during the day, it will be a one degree temperature spread. concord time -- tonight cooling down. clouds turning down you saw earlier tonight, cooling starts tomorrow and we hit our pick today. we will still be warm inland but not as warm. with a shower chance next week, monday is october and monday,

. >> por primera vez en meses, nadia puede atender sus mesas sin la angustia que la invade, cada vez> estoy feliz por la nueva noticia que nos dieron de la extensiÓn de 6 meses. >> el gobierno ha dado una extensiÓn automÁtica hasta el 4 de marzo de 2019 para las personas que estÉn tramitando su permiso de trabajo. >> tenÍaasÁs para mejorar la situaciÓn. >> la extensiÓn del tps estatus de protecciÓn temporal no es solamente un alivio para ellos, sino tambiÉn para los negocios, este negocio tiene 5 empleados que cuentan con esta protecciÓn. >> para berta regresar a salvador serÍa una pesadilla. >> en realidad estar en el paÍs de nosotros, es muy triste, doloroso por todas las situaciones que estÁn pasando allÁ. >> mÁs difÍcil aÚn podrÍa ser para las familias de estas personas que dependen de estos ingresos. >> nos sirve mucho el efectivo que ellos nos mandan porque habrÍa aqui bastantes recursos. >> no tenemos. >> por eso lÍderes de la comunidad no pierden la esperanza de lograr una soluciÓn permanente. >> tenemos que seguir en la lucha de una manera tal que los esquÍ chileno. la exten

he has been in prison already for three separate it as you heard from mr two daughters and his wife nadia. and the entire substance of the prosecution against him is that he's through to start and that he is with the police at the border when the border was closed. this cannot reasonably be considered an act of terrorism actually that we're calling for that the charges of terrorism against him to be chopped. this hungry have the right to decide who enters the country. how we does have the right to and to decide who enters the country to a certain extent but all countries have an obligation to share responsibility for refugees and those free will now it's important to remember that ahmed himself wasn't actually a refugee he'd had come to the aid of keys elderly parents who are trying to flee syria but the border and government in hungary have been using the case to to prove that they're that refugees and terror is not in some way associated this is the argument that they used to justify their rejection of refugees and asylum seekers the only case that they have to support this argument tha

♪ ♪ yo no quiero amarte ♪ yo no quiero amarte ♪ quiero recoger tu miel ♪ conmigo la pases como con nadiaicamente comprobado que uda a los ninos a crecer. ♪ por eso abogamos por el bienestar familiar... trabajamos por mejorar nuestras comunidades... ♪ y les damos las herramientas para abrir sus proos negocios. ♪ para que, después de los cincuenta, vivas con más salud, dinero y amor. ven, que juntos es posible. y miren nada mÁs quien se aviene a sentar en el banquillo de los acusados. karla: ¿de los acusados? alan: de los asustados, estoril de andrades. " te acuerdas de" vamos a estar con cÉsar antonio reyes de andrades. toni: ese es el que cobra. alan: no me sabÍa tu nombre, esto nombre verdadero. toni: andrade es el apellido materno, tuve un tÍo que fue un cantautor popular en la repÚblica dominicana y como un tributo a su trayectoria cogÍ el andrade. alan: metamos a platicar con Él. te vamos a decir algunas fechas mi querido amigo para ver si te acuerdas. toni: dale. no me gusta la cara de karla. karla: no me la puedo quitar. alan: 14 de febrero de 2003. te acuerdas de...? mira nada mÁs

nadia, come on up. come on up, please. i will make this a little shorter. everybody ready?three, two, one. gay! congratulations -- yes! congratulations. we have tours of the centre. if we have not seen the park over the buses will be running through, stay behind and we have people who will take you around. enjoy. starting scent a, hundreds of buses will be coming here. enjoy. thank you, again. thank you. [♪] [roll call] >> clerk: item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction that does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their mm

nadia ghaffari felt compelled to break the silence on teenagers' mental health struggles.clip 726 at 1:41 my friend was >>> 1 in 5 teenagers lived with the mental health condition according to the national institutes for mental health pickups >> one young woman is determined to ease the burden. >> if you have more questions -- >> she felt compelled to break the silence on teenagers' mental health struggles. >> my friend was living with depression and her parents did not know. she was silently suffering to a point where she attempted suicide and they had to intervene and get her professional help. >> reporter: soon after, she founded a nonprofit to help others. she was a junior at los altos high school. two years later, her website gets more than 2000 visitors a week. young volunteers across the globe tell their stories on video and share resources for help. >> the stories are really meant to show young people at large they are not alone. >> now we will hear from our wonderful panelists. >> she norm -- she also organizes a national teens wellness conference. this years even

nadia, come on up. come on up, please. i will make this a little shorter. everybody ready?three, two, one. gay! congratulations -- yes! congratulations. we have tours of the centre. if we have not seen the park over the buses will be running through, stay behind and we have people who will take you around. enjoy. starting scent a, hundreds of buses will be coming here. enjoy. thank you, again. thank you. [♪] >> really appreciate you being here. in april 2013, urge the leadership of the late mayor ed lee and then supervisor london breed, the city and county of san francisco resolved to undertake something that had never been done before. in the face of decades of federal underinvestment in public housing, they've put together a massive plan to utilize the new rental assistance demonstration program, to undertake massive repairs across 29 public housing properties in san francisco. the rental assistance demonstration program did not offer any new funding, but instead flexibility around rules show that cities could utilize creative ways to finance the work. what san francisco

. >> jimmy: and it was you, and nadia dajani, and horatio from "saturday night live." >> yes, yes. >>ld dance, where you could jump off the stage, and people would catch you. >> jimmy: yeah, i -- >> you know, i mean you really could. >> jimmy: it was anything. anything. all -- yeah. >> you fall on the floor. you just make a, you know -- >> jimmy: you just do it. >> dance. yeah. >> jimmy: dance. and so, we were there, and jake goes, "i'm going to go get some cigarettes. you guys want anything?" i go, "i'm good," and horatio goes -- >> yeah, i'm good. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm good. yeah, i'm dancing with parker posey, i'm good man. [ laughter ] and horatio goes, "can you get me some spiced ham?" [ laughter ] okay. so -- i swear. >> spiced ham. >> jimmy: that is so horatio. >> spiced ham, that's like olives, and jalapenos or something. >> jimmy: no, it's -- i don't know what it is. it's just a spiced, a quarter pound of spiced ham. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so he goes, alright dude. whatever. so jake leaves, and then we're dancing, hanging out, and then jake -- i go, "let's do a shot of

nadia, come on up. come on up, please. i will make this a little shorter. everybody ready?three, two, one. gay! congratulations -- yes! congratulations. we have tours of the centre. if we have not seen the park over the buses will be running through, stay behind and we have people who will take you around. enjoy. starting scent a, hundreds of buses will be coming here. enjoy. thank you, again. thank you. [♪] >> clerk: this is the regular meeting of the small business commission held on monday, august 13, 2018. the meeting is being called to order at 5:34 p.m. small business commission thanks media services and sfgovtv for televising the meeting which can be viewed on sfgovtv 2 channel 78 or live streamed at sfgovtv.org. members of the public please take this moment to silence all phones and electronic devices. public comment during the meeting is limited to three minutes perspeaker unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. speakers are requested but not required to state their names. completion of a speaker card, while optional will help ensure p

that by -- vice chair, james davis, greg hopper, supervisor jane kim, boris linkedin, ed risk in, nadia'sessay, bruce r. instead, lisa ortiz, to me chan chan and former board member from transit. [applause] >> also i would like to give a shout out to the project team which was guided by the tjpa and ron alameda from public works as well as all the staff from all the various agencies who worked on this project. let's give them a round of applause. [cheers and applause] >> this project, as many of you no kak has serious financial and schedule challenges that required a deep design or construction experience-based leadership approach. the creation of the salesforce transit centre provided san franciscans with thousands of new permanent jobs and tens of thousands of union jobs. in fact, between workers and materials, nearly every single state in the united states contributed to this project in some way. more than 5 million -- [applause] >> more than 5 million work hours where we logged for this center and we exceeded our city's a local hiring requirement. how about another applause for that.

to talking about russia's jailing of his wife nadia tolokonnikova, also of pussy riot. >> a week later, i went to see does officers jumping out of nowhere and began apprehending as. guns stuck to our head. that is the same thing that happened with the other two girls. they make up your remains hospitalized in berlin, that interview from 2012. you can go to the whole interview at democracynow.org. mother jones reports that commerce secretary wilbur ross lied under oath in testimony about the controversial citizenship question in the 2020 census. ross claimed that the justice department requested the addition of the question in order to better enforce the voting rights act, but new emails confirm that he was the one who approached the justice department about including the controversial question after consulting with senior white house officials. kansas secretary of state kris kobach, then head of the widely discredited and now-defunct election integrity commission, was one of the officials who lobbied ross to add the question "at the direction of steve bannon." multiple lawsuits are cha

i spoke to nadia, she's a founding member of pussy riot and has a daughter with him.a probable assassination attempt and basing that on what the doctors told her, some sort of poison attacking the nervous system. i spoke to veronica, she was with him when the symptoms appeared and described how he lost his sight and then control of his legs and she believes based on what the doctors said he would have died if she hadn't been there. >> so it was really shock. we were really surprised. i was really surprised when it started to be worse and worse from hour to hour. just a few days ago he understand that he's in hospital and then he probably is poisoned. >> now, why would he have been poisoned? he did pull off a stunt over the summer storming the pitch at the world cup dressed as police officers. it was highly embarrassing to the russian government. however, you know, a poisoning seems exceptional retaliation for this. and i think it's important to remember that he was deeply involved with investigations into putin's closest allies so that may have something to do with it

he was a member of the committee and then i had the opportunity to meet with nadia.to sit with someone before to venture that type of trauma and i remember feeling that they needed to do something with her anger or disgust. we pushed it through in the house of commons but with those subsequent studies because i knew they were not getting adequate support. not so much as a condemnation but the opportunity i am proud of that work. one of the things about canada is we are not discussing immigration but how. with that responsibility to protect the world's most vulnerable. but for the change to instill those concepts with that global asylum process. and to meet with members of the lgbt community. this is why we moved the motion to make it permanent. it is about how. but now the comment that you just made that you are encouraged basically seeing support for long-term integration. of the humanitarian immigrants with that experience in canada and i'm the first person that will those who had escaped persecution and then to even we can talk about english or french language tra

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