for graduate studies welcome to the program pauline how do you explain the rise in attacks threat targeting journalists worldwide. the theory with the family meet we've seen a number increase. we've seen it became increased and the attacks on journalists of course due to that monday meek it it's extremely worrying and we have released of a late. shortly our last index on that press freedom which shows that 73 percent of the country safe money to us throughout the world happened now some have put some block after block. in different ways the information and john it has to do their job so it's worrying tom how do journalists are prate in hong kong against the backdrop of the security law there was introduced in the last year or jennifer been scrambling to to react to that law which is basically worded it's being broadly applied and i would say is having a chilling effect of a 1000000 every newsroom and we're not getting straight answers when we seek to work out how to deal with this such as can we interview this and can we film that in a peer 5th lorries designed purposefully to make the medi

in perhaps a new turn for his reputation. pauline is honoring the strength of m. s. patients fighting a disease that still has no cure and that with a view to world m. s day that's coming up on sunday. well, from another generation, italy's leading prima ballerina cadillac for she has died at $84.00, considered one of the celebrated ballerina of the 20th century. she dazzled audiences around the world, dancing with the top male stars of her day, and was best known for her interpretation of the great romantic valleys. most notably just then, ah, over anyone still suffering from about the pandemic, blues, or blonde, the vibrant world of income. loyalty is a welcome way to kick start your senses. the british, nigerian designer can spit up just about anything from french skater park to store windows at selfridge is in london, and he even has a signature line of home and kitchenware that reflects the joyful spin that he brings to many public spaces. this colorful installation is called in plans. we trust. the work of british, nigerian designer laurie can be found in londo

so i see that pauline is on, as well. i don't know if you have anything to add to that, as well, pauline. >> supervisor preston: and have all the residents of plaza east been notified in writing that when the work will commence and the schedule? >> yes, and pauline can add a little bit more to that. >> so we held a meeting last monday for the manager change and the resident services team that will now be able to support them through this process and communication to make sure that families are supported. we're hand holding everyone all the way through, and also, this week, we sent out a letter to everyone who may have missed those meetings. we are working with meetings for the first families next week to talk about, as audie mentioned, everybody is going to be specific on what they need. our first meeting is scheduled for tuesday, and once we understand what their individual need is, we'll be working with them and find a space for them to be safely under covid measures for a couple of hours, or, with families with more ex

apollyon: -- pauline: it is an alarming situation and the situation is deteriorating in europe.ill waiting for the investigation to bring some new we still do not know what has happened, whether there is a real link with this profession. yes, you mentioned he was killed in 2017 and another in 20 not talking about the number of attacks on italian journalists covering the mafia and criminal networks. serbia or montenegro, journalists are shot at. we are talking about countries which are looking to enter the european union, so the situation is not good right now in the %-px out of 180 countries. the worst in the whole region with attacks on journalists and a number of journalists not able to report in the proper way or just not being able to get the information and publish them in proper conditions. so europe is not anymore a place where press freedom is free. there are good countries but it's that the whole deterioration of the press, only 7% of the countries monitors throughout the world are still in the white zone. where they can do their job in good conditions. >> in hong kong

so i see that pauline is on, as well. i don't know if you have anything to add to that, as well, pauline. >> supervisor preston: and have all the residents of plaza east been notified in writing that when the work will commence and the schedule? >> yes, and pauline can add a little bit more to that. >> so we held a meeting last monday for the manager change and the resident services team that will now be able to support them through this process and communication to make sure that families are supported. we're hand holding everyone all the way through, and also, this week, we sent out a letter to everyone who may have missed those meetings. we are working with meetings for the first families next week to talk about, as audie mentioned, everybody is going to be specific on what they need. our first meeting is scheduled for tuesday, and once we understand what their individual need is, we'll be working with them and find a space for them to be safely under covid measures for a couple of hours, or, with families with more ex

up rolling 6 pauline's into its protein which stabilize the whole thing make it explains much more. and it makes it to be stable rich is really important because the other vaccines which are what used bad what they are now and pfizer i don't think they can only be stored in minus 40 degree minus a unique resales was our next scene which is the n b x a pro it's vaccine is actually very very stable and and can be transported in store. all my furniture at the temperatures 2 to 4 degrees centigrade so it is much much cheaper to produce this vaccine is compere through the m.r.i. in a vaccines by pfizer. and it is very very cheaply made because it can be taught in the same way that in france of earthquake scenes up. and use all of the room we can just in ocular a grenade a excellent story of how. regular maintenance of her sex scenes are made we just enjoy and use our and the v h x p s train into x. and we can make millions and millions of doses very very low cost thing the fact that it's for just an eggs will really surprise people because it does make a very different tone to what we've

up rolling 6 pauline's in the spro thing which stabilized supposed to make it explains much more. and it makes it to be stable rich is really important because the other vaccines which are what you spend what they're on and fine so i don't think they can only be stored in minus 40 degree minus a unique resales was our next scene which is the n t x r pro it's vic scene is actually very very stable and we can be transported in store. all my furniture at that time but since 2 to 4 degrees centigrade so it is much much cheaper to produce this vaccine as compared to the m.r. in a vaccines by pfizer. and it is very very cheaply made because it can be done in the same way that in france of us what seems up. used all over the world weekends just. been a day except so we'll. have a delay influence of her sex scenes are made we just introduced our anti v h x p. strain into x. and we can make millions and millions of doses it is very very low cost i think the fact that it's for just a nags will really surprise people because it does make a very different turn to what we've been hearing about

strong and can triumph when they gather their strength and perhaps a new turn for his reputation. pauline is honoring the strength of m. s. patients fighting a disease that still has no cure and that with a view to world m. s day that's coming up on sunday. well, from another generation, italy's leading prima ballerina cadillac for she has died at $84.00, considered one of the celebrated ballerina of the 20th century. she dazzled audiences around the world, dancing with the top male stars of her day, and was best known for her interpretation of the great romantic ballad. most notably, ah, over anyone still suffering from about the pandemic blues or blogs, the vibrant world of income louis is a welcome way to kickstart your sense of the british, nigerian designer can spit up just about anything from a french skater park to store windows. at selfridge is in london, and he even has a signature line of home and kitchenware that reflects the joyful spin that he brings to many public spaces. this colorful installation is called implants. we trust the work of british nigeria and designer. laurie

extraordinary summit of the west african heads of state that will take place in ghana on sunday. pauline. okay. many thanks to that nicholas hack. the lie for us in bama co germany has acknowledged that it committed genocide in current colonial era, namibia from 1884 to 1915. then maybe it was on the occupation unknown as german south west africa. in 19 o. 4 people from the herero and nama tribes rebelled against the seizure of their land and castle. the military administration called for the extermination by 19 o 8 up to 80 percent of the hero. and number of people had been killed. negotiations began 6 years ago to reach a settlement, including a formal apology and financial support for the victims defendants. but as andrew chappelle reports, activists say, it's just not enough. as their land and cattle were being taken from them, the head of people took a stand against their german colonizers at the start of the 20th century. what came next, still haunts their descendants, more than a century later. between 19041908. the germans tried to exterminate the nama, and had 0 people executing

he said killing by british soldiers is no crime well let's let's see the proof is in the pauline if youpush forward with this legislation we will we will soon know what his intent is and i must respect the house for these families the families priority wasn't an apology what they would prefer is justice and the rate to pursue these matters and have due process it and i view even be attempting to close that door just as it certainly seems to be and handle this pretty scope with it but hopefully mars will be clear in the next few weeks if that is the case then these families will look at that legislation closely and if if there's merit in it the families will need to challenge that any action by the british government approves that there were a look i mean why do you think the media arguably with i think that's will win in promoting the idea that your clients were ira militants i mean back to back to you said parts of the cabin i mean it's clear that operation demetrius was drawn up by m i 5 just near where i'm talking to you why would the media do this why are you unhappy with how the mo

this blood stained cloth which was used during his autopsy other highlights include a look of the paulines hair pair of his silk stockings and a long sleeved shirts embroidered with the letter n they all sit their own lives in my opinion napoleon was the 1st to want to create an a polian brand even when he was alive he created an image a symbol a look with his hat worn in reverse it was a very ordinary hat an ordinary coat but he was a very good communicator and he created his image. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines india has recorded more than 400000 new coronavirus infections in a single day the 1st time that's a new global records when 3500 people have died.

a golden opportunity later in the 1st half the sporting will not miss this time santos crosses to paulineyou know who buries it while going down right on the doorstep in front of the net there right in the box take another look at the tape here and this score would check out the athleticism on the replays you see he's getting basically fouled here that could have been any scores and then that scored hold all those sporting looking for some insurance 78th minute there but that pesky goal posts gets in the way again pedro concow is with the chance but he does not get his ago they hold on though to win 10 solidified solidify in the league title sporting still and being with 2 games left they have 82 points and 32 matches 8 points clear of 2nd place porto which is more than enough so 1st time in 19 years for the club getting the title breaking the long reign of benfica and porto holding on to that trophy and then check out the celebration here after outside of the stadium just nuts fans were not allowed to enter a study of the law they got at that time in lisbon so they partied outside of the

[cheering and applauding] alana pauline. [cheering and applauding] samuel john the third.ring and applauding] nicholas eric riley. [cheering and applauding] robert edward schrader the fourth. [cheering and applauding] [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] alexander leland. [cheering and applauding] andrew benjamin walsh. [cheering and applauding] madeline isabella prince. [cheering and applauding] christian owen daniels. [cheering and applauding] jacqueline noel. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] zachary dale. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] abigail louise mccormick. [cheering and applauding] harrison davis. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] ricardo vincent. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] lillian. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] joseph matthew. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] preston william rhodes. [cheering and applauding] patrick james bishop. [cheering and applauding] micah. [inaudible] oh. [cheering and applauding] elizabeth. [cheering and applauding] caitlin. [inaudible] [cheering and applauding] paula xavier kelly. [cheering and appl

in pennsylvania, federal agents have arrested pauline bauer, who, according to an fbi affidavit, brokento the capitol on january 6 shouting, "bring nancy pelosi out here now. we want to hang that effing b" -- using the real words. on thursday, the house narrowly passed an emergency funding bill providing an additional $1.9 billion to fortify security at the capitol. republicans were unanimously opposed. meanwhile, several progressive democrats refused to support the measure. african-american congressmembers cori bush, ilhan omar, and ayanna pressley said in a joint statement -- "a bill that pours $1.9 billion into increased police surveillance and force without addressing the underlying threats of organized and violent white supremacy, radicalization, and disinformation that led to this attack will not prevent it from happening again." arizona's secretary of state is advising maricopa county officials to replace all voting machines that were turned over to a private company hired by republicans to conduct a fourth audit of the 2020 election. the recount is being overseen by cyber ninja

so i see that pauline is on, as well. i don't know if you have anything to add to that, as well, pauline. >> supervisor preston: and have all the residents of plaza east been notified in writing that when the work will commence and the schedule? >> yes, and pauline can add a little bit more to that. >> so we held a meeting last monday for the manager change and the resident services team that will now be able to support them through this process and communication to make sure that families are supported. we're hand holding everyone all the way through, and also, this week, we sent out a letter to everyone who may have missed those meetings. we are working with meetings for the first families next week to talk about, as audie mentioned, everybody is going to be specific on what they need. our first meeting is scheduled for tuesday, and once we understand what their individual need is, we'll be working with them and find a space for them to be safely under covid measures for a couple of hours, or, with families with more ex

at weaker who had been up -- tries pauline don mike reilly -- "your ankle is big" it was crazy.y else there that was just like oh, i'm suffering from something, but -- you know how bad is the first question they asked my husband, who is the preppy's man in life, was were you injecting drugs in that foot? because that's all they see. >> did you have his back? >> sitting there and his army of the lacrosse jersey. >> greg: that would be the simple explanation as if he was injecting drugs and not the spider bite, but we won't get into that here, we will discuss it in the break. maybe we will have a session. all right, up next crime rates rise while the white house denies. ahhh! get out of here mouse. ahhh! ♪♪ don't flex your pecs. terminix. how great is it that we get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ♪♪ so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ >> greg: her answer on crime is the worst of all time. i speak of white house press

all of the things president biden wants to shut down, shot down part of pauline and that is why it isdundant systems and pipelines all over the country. >> charles: senator come i want you to listen to something energy secretary granholm said about pipelines earlier this week. >> this particular area of the country, this is why we have doubled down on ensuring visibility of truck oil in, gas in. but the pipe is the best way to go. >> charles: your thoughts on her comments. >> pipe is the best way to go. that's what we've been saying over and over. they want to set up keystone pipeline and put on a rail car and move it in the railcar but suddenly on a truck, highly inefficient. because unemployment assistant and it's hard to get truck drivers to move this. but the pipe is the way to do it, safest way a most efficient way to do it. it keeps energy prices down and allow us to move pipelines. it is amazing people are afraid of pipelines when we literally have millions of pipeline underground all over the country safely moving fuel everywhere. >> charles: i have a minute, listen 2 minutes,

sam leandro mayor pauline russo cutter said. diversity is one of the city's strength with 32% of the city's residents identifying as asian it's a very cowardly thing to do. how do you justify that? i don't know. how do you feel that your better than somebody. to be able to hurt them. now those teenagers are still at large, and anyone with information is asked to call the san leandro police department reporting live henry lee ktvu fox studios. let's hope some tips do in fact, come forward. all right, henry. thank you. san francisco could become the first city in california to ban the possession and sale of so called ghost guns. supervisor katherine stephanie announced the proposed ordinance today. ghost guns they're usually assembled from parts that are bought onlinebers. buyers can easily avoid background checks, age restrictions and waiting periods. stephanie said. these unregistered guns made up less than 1% of the gun seized in san francisco back in 2016, but last year they made up 16% of all the guns that were seized. this i

sam leandro mayor pauline russo cutter said. diversity is one of the city's strength with 32% of the city's residents identifying as asian it's a very cowardly thing to do. mm. how do you justify that? i don't know. how do you feel that your. better than somebody to be able to hurt them. those teenagers are still at large. anyone with information is asked to call the san leandro police department henry lee ktvu fox two news. in san francisco. police have a suspect in custody after a robbery this morning, not far from union square. police say it happened your tailor and post shortly after 7 15 this morning, an elderly woman of asian ancestry says that man picked up a bag that she had set on the ground and began walking away with it. she followed him demanding that he dropped her bag. police say that the man started throwing items inside the bag at her a bystander helped the woman following the suspect and identifying him too. police in this case, this witness was able to go to the aid of the victim and continue to follow the susp

in perhaps a new turn for his reputation. pauline is honoring the strength of m. s. patients fighting a disease that still has no cure and that with a view to world m. s day that's coming up on sunday. well, from another generation, italy's leading prima ballerina cadillac for she has died at $84.00, considered one of the celebrated ballerina of the 20th century. she dazzled audiences around the world, dancing with the top male stars of her day, and was best known for her interpretation of the great romantic ballad. most notably in awe . over anyone still suffering from about the pandemic, blues, or blonde, the vibrant world of income. loyalty is a welcome way to kick start. your sense of the british, nigerian designer can spit up just about anything from a friend skater park to store windows. at selfridge is in london, and he even has a signature line of home and kitchenware that reflects the joyful spin that he brings to many public spaces. this colorful installation is called implants. we trust the work of british, nigerian designer, laurie can be found in london,

congratulations to all the finalists and now going to turn things back over to pauline ya. >> hello againr next speakers is valerie rockefeller presenting the award to the 2021 lincoln prize winner. valerie has been a trustee of the institute for five years, and is one of its most active and generous supporters. a former classroom teacher who serves on the board of teachers college at columbia university, a major civic leader to chairs the board of the rockefeller brothers fun, a private foundation advancing social change that contributes to more sustainable and peaceful world. valerie will now introduce the winner of the 2021 lincoln prize. >> i'm honored to introduce the winner of the 2021 lincoln prize. professor david reynolds. david is a rhode island native who receive degrees from amherst college and uc berkeley and taught american lit tour and american studies at northwestern university, bar understands college, new york university, rutgers university. since 2006 a professor at the graduate center of the city university of new york and teaches english and americansides. the author

pauline says, did mr bashir do wrong, yes e and the investigation was poor at best but this was overnot further punished for this h michelle says, the story was there to be told, but how the bbc got the story was disgraceful. another one says wait until prim yam finds out his dad had an affair with until prim yam finds out his dad had an affairwith camilla, until prim yam finds out his dad had an affair with camilla, that the royals removed her protection. and another one says i think the bbc has let itself down, this constant search for balance where sometimes none exists. if you want to get in touch you are very welcome. i have many more messages from you i will read them through the morning. through the morning. let's talk to matt wiessler. he's a graphic designer, he said he was asked to forge bank statements by martin bashir to help get the interview with princess diana in 1995 for panorama. good morning to you, foifrs all how do you respond to what prince william and prince harry have said overnight? william and prince harry have said overniuht? �* , , ., ., overnight? it's, it

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. >> missed pauline, you have threeminutes . >> caneveryone hear me . >> thank you. good afternoon. president koppel and commissioners. thank you for your time. i'm here representing dr requester joe grant. slide one please. mister brand was adjacent to the east of this unusual lot project. at 37 mallorca away. in the lower floor unit in several buildings on the stree . he suffers from aphasia which does not allow him to speak and severely limits his ability mobility. slide 2please. the slide proposes a 40 foot wall adjacent to the side . slide 3 please. the cost he is housebound, reductions in sunlight reducing the ability to see open slides from his flat and yard are particularly impossible. slide four. this shadow shows from 3 to 5 pm mister brown's west facing windows which are now receiving son would be covered in shade for the project. slide five. this slide shows the payment from 3 to 5 pm in the summer area slide 6. the project is out of scale with theheight involved for the other mid- walk buildings . slot item 7, on the block four out of scale development , characteristics