gavrus due to an upper body injury; by the way, alexandra also received the same injury. but in semi-nalgorsk miner. of course, this does not mean anything, in the brest camp they have already forgotten that game, the team is moving on, no one is going to give up, and super coach sergei pushkov will still find a winning recipe, we are sure of that. we invite you to listen to interviews with players that our film crew recorded immediately after that match. sometimes there is a game, somewhere you get caught, somewhere you don’t make it, the boys’ decision is normal. i don’t know, we’ll try to improve our game, move away less and be more concentrated in defense, probably to play, but from pressure, we just converted our chances, the opponent also had chances, the goalkeeper pulled us in, we prepared, figured it out, watched the video, the coaches showed how they would approach the game, good, great atmosphere, only a plus league, i went to the ice skating rink a couple of days ago and saw a line for tickets, it was crazy, just as soon as the ticket offices opened, people bought up tickets,

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the nal proposes a penalty of $40,000 against him.he fourth item involves robert belanger, operator of a pirate radio station in code-2 it, massachusetts. agents located this -- the station operating on two occasions that he was the station operator. social media postings support that admission. the n.a.l. proposes a poarchlt $40,000 against robert bellinger. the fifth item involves giovani pierre and mario turner. joint operators of the pirate radio station knowned a radio telebrockton in brockton, massachusetts. agents located the station operating on two occasions in june and july of 2023. information found on the station's social media pages linked both pierre and turner to the pirate operations. the n.a.l. proposes a joint and several penalties of $40,000 against giovani pierre and mario turner. the sixth and final item involves shane kelly. operator of the pirate radio station the test, 87.9 first of all in hyannis, massachusetts. agented located the station in june 2023. kelly admitted that he was the station's operator. the n.

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and that's when officers say he admitted to stealing from several cars in hercules and p nal. he's now facing several charges now to our 4 zone forecast as we step outside for the grand vista of san francisco. >> lawrence, it's the weekend and a mighty nice looking weekend. it is. yeah. i saw a lot of happy giants fans coming into work today are all along the embarcadero. join that big victory out of the park today. and of course, the sun was shining here, but not everywhere. in fact, we've had a very active afternoon looking good over quite hour right now, skies clear there. >> east bay, it hasn't been that way. we've had reports of hail, numerous thunderstorms popping up there and unusually cool temperatures. check out livermore. they get some strong downdraft and they've had some cold temperatures there. 46 degrees right now in livermore. 48 of lail as those storms continue to roll on through. then you get inside the bexar in the 50's. so really interesting weather around the bay area, this storm system that brought us the rain yesterday. just not done with us yet. got one

no one feels sorry for themselves, well, yes, that’s how you are now, for example, a parallel semi-naltwo camps, into those who... childhood either for the metallurgist or for gomel . the only constant variable in this confrontation is the audience. at the commander-in-chief dmitry stolivarov kravchenko was asked what to expect in the stands in zhlobin. the experienced specialist responded with gestures. this is how everything will be. metallurgist. most of the audience are those loyal fans who support during the season, not only during the playoffs. zlobin has always been a hockey town. we are glad that at least one team is a representative of ours. region will already be in the finals, we cheer for our team, if possible, we travel with the team to other cities, at the same time we get to know new people, sights, enjoy belarus, and have a great time with the whole family time. by the way, gomel is now the leader of the entire playoffs in terms of attendance. so, a total of 13,700 people watched the five previous matches of the knockout round from the stands in the city above sozh. thi

the stunning and bright surroundings did not help kobel the day before to extend the semi-nal seriesfor the third year in a row and will play in the title series. a total of 10 goals in the first four matches of the series they threw the teams at each other, so the experts did not count on a scoring feat in gomel the day before, but fortunately. they made a mistake , a flurry of goals was given to the squad. metallurg, having opened the scoring in this game, did not relinquish the lead; the cooks made their fans nervous at the end of the meeting, conceding after the guest's throw. stas removed the goalkeeper, but the hosts were unable to equalize the score. somewhere i lacked luck, and somewhere i lacked strength. 5:4. metallurg is stronger in the match. and 4:1 in the polesko derby when i passed by slomensky fans, well , they don’t say women’s age, but adult women cried next to their husbands’ family, i think they cried with joy, so i have more to add here, if today we made people cry with happiness with kinship, zlamentan, and everyone, and in principle all the fans, then this is t

legislation, working closely with support services on procurement of p fast turn outs, looking at costa nal sis and incrementation as we move forward. captain in our behavioral health unit, very busy working on many fronts. she has started a cohort for tm or transit meditation, that cohort is going to be meeting for four days straight, to receive initial training and then follow-up for three months once a week with instructors to see how transmittal will be able to reduce stress and improve mental health. during the to of contact there was 17 contacts, of course as always the group's suppression ems followed by the rest, stress factors being general stress and traumatic death and ba bereavement of a family member. and 495020 injury illnesses where they were seen by a physician. they also set up an auto meter for auto screening, this is done at different locations, whether it's division of training, having this equipment at the oh will benefit us greatly by having members come to one place to receive that test. also, dr. b now dr. c is a part of a health plan, health and safety plan and comm

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who were rounded up after the riot that we all saw at the el paso border involving the texas nation nalme now, chad wolf, former dhs secretary. great to see you. with judges like this, you don'g need mayorkas.ayor apparently, you were telling mee in the comcial break, there are a lot of -- commercial break, there are a lot of judges that have done this that have come from liberal oriented cities that are releasing migrants asts quickly as mayorkas is. >> this itings a disappointing ruling. we see tex the state of texas tg to impose consequences, somein deterrence in the system as thea see thousands of folks streaming across the bo border.vidu when they take the steps to-- arrest the individuals and get them before a court, the last thing you want to seg yoe is a e dismissing them because theth district attorney waes not ready to start detention hearings. it's a disappointing ruling., i wish the district attorney had been able to are present thet case better but that the judge indicating the kind of reall the seriousness of the situation would not just release these folks on their own re

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i think some support isal anon,nal a teen for family members or for kids with parents who are alcoholicsyou can go there and get support on what to do. one thing that joanne said that you asked me a previous question what can government do, fund these programs that are not appropriate funding rate. when you think about hospitals and what doctors and nurses make, some doctors and nurse -- some nurses, they're underpaid. some are paid good, but they could always be paid more. in these programs these people are paid basically minimum wage. so you're asking them to help a loved one get through a very difficult period of their life, and you're paying them minimum wage and depending on the state, obviously, minimum wagee is pretty low. and we need professionals. we need to make sure we pay the focus folks in this field higher so we can retain the talent there and recute other talent there. i think a lot of people might want to go to college to become a psychologist and work in the field of mental health or substance abuse. they go to college, they pay $40,000, whatever it might00 be, hay get o

champion, as mark lasley pulled off a big come-from-behind win yesterday, coming up with the correct nalf "what is tiffany?" when he really needed it. today we welcome paul and amy as well to the alex trebek stage. good luck to the three of you. let's get right into gameplay, shall we? here are your categories in the jeopardy! round. we have... for you up first. then... followed by... and then... mike, start us off. let's do celebrity memoirs for $800.

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page 15, takes another look at that type of peoria nal sis, talking about not only your return but your risk. you can see the circle is way off to the left of all other funds and the sample. again a lot of that has to do with private market exposure and the inherent smoothing that you get and your return continues to be higher than most of your peers. again in an ideal world, you want to be at the top quadrant. but these have different considerations in terms of their portfolio construction. we always evaluate in that lens. last two slides here are on attrition. this is the three-year access a tr--contribution how much of that contribution is coming from your deviation laert ra*ert than your policy. that was positive in terms of 20 basis points of positive contribution. but in deed what we open and expect is that most is driven by the manager value add which is orange. for that three-year period that add was a head wind to a negative tune of 3.8 percent. we can see the drivers of that. and really what that comes down so is the public equity portfolio. so i touched in my previous comment

. >> we're for those foundational principles nal nati. >> and the democrats, the progressives are not. so we got to we got to talk about what we're for . and also, to your point, we'vet got to unify. when you have such a small majoritywereur, if the republics will stand together, we have much better, obviously, negotiations i, strength when di we're dealing with democrats in the senate and a democrat in the white house. and finallngwith they, we've goe our conservative agenda, at least incrementally. e e ouand we can do that. we can show the american people we can fight on these things. look, we're fon peopler standinu to china and securing the border and protecting american jobs and unleashingting american energy and changing the budget and spending habits of washingto ame budgen. but it takes every single republican in the house to stand together to do that. and i think now people feel the gravity and the weight of this, the importance of it. feelvity the goingre to do that in the days ahead. it's a long debt time to november, but it'lls im be before you know it. >> and i can't get

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nal co >> senior national correspondent kevin cork has the story. rr kevin s kevin? >> evening, jesse. i as shocking as this sounds, the weinstein decision, actually makes it likely that a brand new trial in new york oy same charges will come about in the not too distant future. r, this is important. mr. weinstein will remain behind bard s, both because of a separate conviction and because of what would likely into a lengthy retrial. meantime, here's what happened todare's whay. new york's state court of appeals overturned weinstein's 23 year sentencen in a43 decision, the court foundecisiond, the trial judge,l unfairly allowed testimony against weinsteiowagainsn based on allegations that were not a part of the case madevocate to advocates, noted that the ruling was based on legal technicalities and is not anoneo exoneration of mr. weinstein's behavior . e th in a stinging dissent, judge madeleine cengiz wrote that the courtt of of apps was continuing a disturbing trend of overturning juriesng jr guilty verdicts in cases involving sexual violenciltye, adding that the

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all the si . nals put its foot down. all the signals from _ put its foot down.they want a deescalation, would israel go it alone if the us said they were not willing to support that action from israel? ii that action from israel? if israel's leaders, military putting leader determined it is in ourfundamental putting leader determined it is in our fundamental strategic interest to act alone and we will act alone. according to history can 1967 on the eve of the six—day war president johnson said again and again that israel will only be alone if it determines to act alone and israel acted alone because it determined the interest were too vital, there were extensional. the bite administration and support during the attacks of last night, israel will do what it is necessary to defend our people. i is necessary to defend our --eole. . ., , ., people. i want to understand militarily where _ people. i want to understand militarily where that - people. i want to understand militarily where that would i people. i want to understand | militarily where that would go because

the nal proposes a penalty of $20,000 against shane kelly.orcement bureau appreciates the adoption of these items and requests the grant of editorial privileges. thank you. >> thank you. we will hear any comments from the bench. >> thank you so much for all of your diligent work on this. i appreciate the important set of issues and it takes a lot of work behind-the-scenes to get where we are now. the enforcement bureau is my favorite but for those keeping track at home, these are enforcement itemsme we've done n new york, miami, philadelphia and now boston. so keep up the great work and i think i've said before if you are in the pirate radio business, the enforcement bureau is going to put you out of business. thank you. >> miami, new york, philadelphia, boston, that is quite. i appreciate the extent it took to perform these investigations and bring these cases. >> the geometry continues. commissioner gomez. >> thank you. the fcc has a responsibility to safeguard the nation's airwaves ensuring they are used for the public's benefit and pirate

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why would you not priorithere's sort of an nal not? means an act of it is supposed to be an act of it is supposed to be an act of public service. it is supposed to be that you put your life, your the rest of your life on hold for this very important, perhaps the most important job in and, you know, in the country. and, you know, i think we can all be sympathetic to people ending in bad to people ending up in bad situations . and i don't know how situations. and i don't know how i act in that, but i would i would act in that, but i would hope that would hope that i would act differently a public differently if i had a public persona a public duty as a persona and a public duty as a politician in that way. >> yes, it's clearly not acted in a sensible way, has he? >> i mean, it's one thing to have a private life. it's another thing to be behaving like that in your 50s, i would suggest. but anyway , it's been suggest. but anyway, it's been good to see you both, l.a. mike, thank very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. thank you. >> mc

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so do something need to be restructure hsh, hell yeah, we're talking about impacts of person nal supportive housing. can we remember that we're out of covid, we're in a new era of history. san francisco is not alone in the historic problem. we need to address that mental health accord to go our govern is one in four. we have pandemic of fentanyl and you continue to blame it on low income, marginized populations. what are you doing about mental health to eliminate all of these problems. what are you doing to ratio 11-25, that should deescalate your problems. pay a security $50 that can do nothing for one agency. it's not about housing, it's about mental health. it's about a pandemic of intentionally killing our people. flip the dialogue, we're not in kansas anymore, nobody is taking care of the trauma after 2020, that's affecting all of us. open your lens and start looking at a community base approach. do something about mental headlight and you will eliminate all of these problems. you ignore it and sitting on it and it's a problem. again, i want to look at the case management cost. i want

will you abouts to point out that these are kind of worse case an nal so each of those numbers that you see there are the average based on a one-year time frame. so, you know, commissioner just mentioned an 18 percent level, you know, all of these candidate portfolio bring that number down the 18 percent asset. which is on asset allocation which got 19 percent over an average. >> okay, so i can say, d falls within our tolerance within the 18 percent loss limit. and that, those numbers, that average that is based on the 95% probability range? >> 98. >> 98 percentile. >> what? >> 90 percentile, the bottom 10. >> is the distribution 98 percent or 100 percent? >> the full distribution would be the full 100 percent. >> it would be percent. >> the 1 --it would be 1100? --100. >> yes. >> the last was 95 percent. >> so you feel comfortable? >> yes, now that i understand. thank you. >> i move to staff recommendation to adopt asset allocation candidate d, as well as the there is no proposed plan for shifting, rebalancing the asset classes but that is to come. >> thank you, do we have any in-perso

relationship to the two-round confrontation, the current trophy winner cska defeated baltika in the first semi-nalthe st. petersburgers. at the fifty-fifth minute , a newcomer. pedro watched for a rebound in the penalty area and accurately fired into the far corner; 10 minutes later , the eighteen-year-old brazilian legionnaire scored a double with another dribbling shot after a quick counterattack, making it 2:1. replies the semi-final matches will be held on april 17, in the lower bracket of the regional path, the clubs identify the strongest based on the results of one game. the second quarterfinal stage ended here, which confirmed the dominance of the representatives of the elite division. dynamo knocked out ska khabarovsk, which played its home cup matches in st. petersburg. white and blue quickly. opened the scoring through the efforts of vyacheslav grulev, in the second half the middle peasants of the first league managed to equalize the score, andrei nikitin, who came on as a substitute, scored an assist on albek gongapshev, but just 5 minutes later dynamo took the lead again after a set p

so do something need to be restructure hsh, hell yeah, we're talking about impacts of person nal supportive housing. can we remember that we're out of covid, we're in a new era of history. san francisco is not alone in the historic problem. we need to address that mental health accord to go our govern is one in four. we have pandemic of fentanyl and you continue to blame it on low income, marginized populations. what are you doing about mental health to eliminate all of these problems. what are you doing to ratio 11-25, that should deescalate your problems. pay a security $50 that can do nothing for one agency. it's not about housing, it's about mental health. it's about a pandemic of intentionally killing our people. flip the dialogue, we're not in kansas anymore, nobody is taking care of the trauma after 2020, that's affecting all of us. open your lens and start looking at a community base approach. do something about mental headlight and you will eliminate all of these problems. you ignore it and sitting on it and it's a problem. again, i want to look at the case management cost. i want

know, these are olympic athletes who are training professionals. athletes who are training proivery�*nalsathletes who are training profvery much money athletes who are training proivery much money all get very much money at all compared the profile the compared to the profile on the sporting tell sporting arena. and i can tell you amount money sporting arena. and i can tell you the amount money sporting arena. and i can tell you the earnsnt money sporting arena. and i can tell you the earns nt the my that the ioc earns from the olympic the billions olympic games is in the billions and a very, very tiny percentage in finds its way in single figures finds its way back to the athletes. so it's about time that we appreciated our olympians, whether they are cyclists . whether they're cyclists. whether they're swimmers, whether they're track and field athletes. that's just and field athletes. that's just a because far it's just a shame because so far it's just the and field. the track and field. >> just track and >> so far, it's just track and field. and they've taken the ioc, olympic ioc, the