honberg, just thank you for nami and for what you do as advocates.hen i was in county government and responsible for a county police department, we had a truly tragic and unnecessary shooting that resulted in the death of a mentally ill individual. nami came in and really helped us train our department in terms of deescalation, how to better understand mental health and how to interact with individuals with mental health in ways that destigmatize. and sheriff, sounds to me as if you have done a tremendous job at integrating mental health professionals into your law enforcement response. miss wilcox, i just -- words cannot express the depth of my appreciation for what you and your husband nick have done to take an incredibly tragic loss. laura went to college very close to where i live. i know young people who are students at haverford. my own twin boys are 19 and freshmen in college and the idea to losing them to an act of senseless gun violence like that is beyond what i can imagine any parent bearing. and you have then turned this into effective ad

but movie from to a lot of it could be some more rain coming and not what's happening on the ground nami in this asto people being put to safety what something key you can tell us now. currently government through the department of disaster management are deployed what is fun stuff they could parts of a city district and hundreds of being deployed to one of the most crucial areas in two thousand part of malawi sanjay a district where the people who are white. men women and children so the situation in the ground is like the government would be there trying to rescue people who have been affected and. talking about the government how well equipped really is it to handle this. it's very tricky because the government has been spending a lot of money already on organizing silliness telling people to move up front before the flood can find the usual government like that of malawi hasn't got enough money budget in sorting thought the same so it is dependent on the chinese have organised somebody's mind then he says only companies licensed. now finally before you go i mean maureen's i expected

it was severed in the psych lone you can get a real idea of the power and severity of this psycho namie flooding that followed by this area this entire area as far as you can see was covered in water it destroyed everything around here the power here even pushed off this car off the road and miraculously the driver escaped he swam to safety but it destroyed about one hundred meters a road that had been newly built by the chinese the road was cut for a week on sunday it reopened after chinese contractors and local workers worked day and night to build a new stretch and restore a vital lifeline that serves malawi zambia and zimbabwe does the road being damage it. can see we have a situation better see it is well for us to get there poor relief help is getting difficult but like a state for was there and there was so often that the country neighboring countries eroded six really important. food is needed everywhere and mina and her sister regime there live next to the road their home was destroyed in the surge that swept the road away they said the water was up to their necks and they had

so i want to finish up by talking about nami's position on extreme risk protection orders. we feel that when properly utilized, these can be potentially life-saving, particularly in preventing suicides. to maximize their impact, we offer six recommendations. first, individualized assessments instead of stereotypical assumptions about specific groups of people, such as people with mental illness, that are not grounded in evidence or evidence of individual risk. for this reason, it is neither necessary nor appropriate to specifically list mental illness in state or federal laws. it is about identifying people who pose risks, for whatever reason. second, as with any deprivation of personal liberty, it is very important to ensure rpo protections are afforded due process, including the right to present evidence in one's own behalf, and the right of periodic reviews to assess , whether it is necessary to continue these orders. third, law enforcement officers assigned responsibility for removing firearms from individuals under these orders should receive training on crisis de-esca

it was severed in the psych lone you can get a real idea of the power and severity of this psycho namie flooding that followed by this area this entire area as far as you can see was covered in water destroyed everything around here the power here even pushed off this car off the road and miraculously the driver escaped he swam to safety but it destroyed about one hundred meters a road that had been you rebuilt by the chinese the road was cut for a week on sunday it reopened after chinese contractors and local workers worked day and night to build a new stretch and restore a vital lifeline that serves malawi zambia and zimbabwe does the road being damage it. can see we have a situation better see it as well for us to get their poor relief helpless getting difficult like a state for was and being and also for the country neighboring countries in order six three really important. food is needed everywhere and mina and her sister regime there live next to the road their home was destroyed in the surge that swept the road away they said the water was up to their necks and they had to climb

but also our failures by what other figure that is brought in by immigrant muslim nami you paint in there with brushes with what is what other singers what are the figures what are the percentages of migrants who are involved in drama i don't know the course i do but i don't have each of us predators but in in norway the rape ratios have gone up thousand fold that's not a phenomena thousands of all who says a grown up without the numbers figure there is a norwegian statistic says to us your. thinking strange facts i mean do you know do you just come out you you pluck numbers out of thin air it's a big lie do you it's a big no no i block the figures from the government i give the go you trust the government oh wow ok so you don't trust the go you have your alternative facts or you don't have just like donald trump i don't trust i don't just think that you should trust the government there is a reason why opposition exists and that is to hold the government to the standard no you know we are going there government the fit is with numbers you point that out you are like the trump playbook of

mozambique it was so bad in the psych lone you can get a real idea of the power and severity of this psycho namie flooding that followed by this area this entire area as far as you can see was covered in water it destroyed everything around here the power here even pushed off this car off the road and miraculously the driver escaped he swam to safety but it destroyed about a hundred meters of road that had been you rebuilt by the chinese the road was cut for a week on sunday it reopened after chinese contractors and local workers worked day and night to build a new stretch and restore a vital lifeline that serves malawi zambia and zimbabwe does the road being damaged it. can see we have a situation like better see it is well for us to get there relief help these kids are difficult but like a state for was the greek and also for the good come from neighboring countries there are already six really important. food is needed everywhere and mina and her sister regime there live next to the road their home was destroyed in the surge that swept the road away they said the water was up to their necks an

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disagree with that, because although the site was vulnerable , there was no historic precedent that you namive a tsu size that occurred in 2011. in the united states, almost all plants were designed with standards of seismic risk in mind which were not what we understand the current risks to be. experiencing greater flooding and seismic risk are greater than what they were designed for. so yes, i would agree that that the safety and security responsibilities of the it boils down to how they respect public health and safety. host: from hawaii, al is on the phone. good morning=. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. innically, i was involved the antinuclear movement in the period right after three-mile island. it motivated me to get into solar and renewables. hawaii was origin of a solar-thermal and eventually something else. thatestion, i guess, is beenost, there have studies, they seem to be trending towards renewables in terms of the dollar per watt cost, or dollar per megawatt cost for renewable projects, especially when you include the massive cost of decommissioning, even w

disagree with that, because although the site was vulnerable , there was no historic precedent that you namiheve a tsu size that occurred in 2011. in the united states, almost all plants were designed with standards of seismic risk in mind which were not what we understand the current risks to be. experiencing greater flooding and seismic risk are greater than what they were designed for. so yes, i would agree that that the safety and security responsibilities of the it boils down to how they respect public health and safety. host: from hawaii, al is on the phone. good morning=. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. innically, i was involved the antinuclear movement in the period right after three-mile island. it motivated me to get into solar and renewables. hawaii was origin of a solar-thermal and eventually something else. thatestion, i guess, is beenost, there have studies, they seem to be trending towards renewables in terms of the dollar per watt cost, or dollar per megawatt cost for renewable projects, especially when you include the massive cost of decommissioning, even

my namis don shelby. i'm the person who's sitting next to bill moyers in the program that you're watching. and it has been the highlight en i was first asked to host the program and to ask the questions of bill mors, i knew that he was not going to be as forthcoming cause he's a very modest person, he doesn't like to talk about himself. in fact, in the first break that we took, he leaned over and apologized to me and said, "i'm sorry i'm talking so much." no, that's cool, you can talk. as much as you want this show that you're watching was for me a labor of love, thew opportunity to interim and spend some time with him and be able to ask him about those incredible times during the johnson administration when he was present for the creation of what we now call history. which is perfectly fitting for journalists because it's always been said that journalists write the first draft of history but much of what he has seen and covered and reported has come itself history and the way he has written it, and the w

you can get a real idea of the power and severity of this psycho namie flooding that followed by this area this entire area as far as you can see was covered in water destroyed everything around here the power here even pushed off this car off the road and miraculously the driver escaped he swam to safety but it destroyed about one hundred meters of road that had been you rebuilt by the chinese the road was cut for a week on sunday it reopened after chinese contractors and local workers worked day and night to build a new stretch and restore a vital lifeline that serves malawi zambia and zimbabwe does the road being damaged it. can see we have a situation better see it is well for us to get. relief help the skating difficult but like a state for wasn't thinking and also for the company but in countries in order six three really important. food is needed everywhere and mina and her sister regime there live next to the road their home was destroyed in the surge that swept the road away they said the water was up to their necks and they had to climb trees to survive but there aren't and

a proposal from with the eu after we leave, and a proposalfrom stephen kinnock and others, about a namiannot see she will get behind it. in truth this is something that should have happened two and a half years ago. we should have been allowed to work together and to beat the various options, rather than just a few days ago. the prime minister says it is just my way or the highway. but it is important we do this now. it is not perfect. i would important we do this now. it is not perfect. iwould much important we do this now. it is not perfect. i would much rather have had a balloting process on which we we re had a balloting process on which we were asked to state positive options rather than allow us to block options, which we have been doing for three years. and it is important that the house comes to a common view, that would make it far more difficult for the prime minister to ignore. she does not seem to be listening. she has not been listening. she has not been listening for a long time. but if the house can reach a common view about an alternative proposal it is important we are