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. >> hi, i'm with the community housing perspire i'm the community organizer the first time i spoke on lovbt issues in shelters when i was homeless in a shelter i was extraordinarily sick and dying with hiv i came up here and spoke i was couple of in the shelter the night preflg and i remember they were saying they were going to throw me out because i was loud you remember homelessness kits liquify expectancy by 20 years i'll call your attention to the issue that everyone that is in the shelter has a form of - homelessness cause post traumatic stress disorder that causes conditions for people i'm hoping we can apply new resources and not new barriers for the people they have enough hoops to overcome we can bring the housing community together with the shelter community to work on the additional resources to build that community that will start helping people in the place they're at one of the ways to do that is looking at intercommunity peer partners to work on a stability for the shelters clients when we move on they have a foundation for stability thank you. >> hi. >> (speaking forei

. >> and again if so a review our perspire are the community members identifying the projects presented to the cac and staff our staff looked at the feasibility the cac would take action to recommend the funding to see if it's feasible and the spend comes down through the board of supervisors and then now i'd like to talk about the fund that were spefblg held by a bag a bag finance authority back in 2006 is when the city entered agreement with the a bag financial authority and in july of 2014 the first supplemental endenture and $5.8 million of which 1.4 was transferred to the supplemental agent in julia supplemental venture that was issued this document is the document that was approved for disbursement of procedures from the disbursement of costs with the approval the a bag financial approval and not a city official this is where the problem started and in august of 2014 is when there's a letter issued to identify the a bag finest 0 authority and the controller's office no evidence of the current balances showing melrose precedes not in a sub accounted in will december and oewd staff

she always was perspiring and doing this with her face when it's wet. >> at that moment he knew she wasn family helped fuel her. >> the family declined to comment and did not respond to our questions about these claims. whitney's brother michael talked about it with oprah winfrey when he and his mother both gave their first interview since whitney houston's death. >> we played together, you know what i mean? and everything that you do together when you're growing up and when you get into drugs you do that together, too, and it just got out of hand, you know? just -- this drug is rough. >> something sam moore knows all too well which is why he tried to intervene that fateful night three years ago, but her entourage pulled her away too quickly. then, he says, he talked to whitney's cousin dionne warwick. i said dionne, she's struggling. this ain't cool. you know what she said to me? malicious gossip, sam. what are you doing? i'm just telling you, she's getting high. sam, stop. stop. you're starting rumors. there's nothing wrong with her. >> warwick's spokesperson says dionne didn't feel i

he was sweaty, perspiring hard like he had been in a fight or something. kind of half fell off his horse and said that shannon had fell off her horse and she was hurt bad. >> david said that shannon's horse had bolted. he said she fell and hit her head on a rock. shannon was lying on her back. her eyes were closed. there was blood on the back of her head. shannon's blouse was undone. and her sneakers were off, which britton thought was unusual. shannon was rushed to the nearest hospital. >> i was blowing the horn, tooting it as loud as i could. this nurse come running out. and i says, we need a doctor. i said, i'll run to the front and tell them. she's hurt bad. >> shannon's lifeless body was wheeled into the emergency room where doctors checked for vital signs. there weren't any. the time of death was arbitrarily set at 8:45 p.m. the wound in the back of shannon's head and the x-rays taken at the hospital were consistent with david's explanation that she had fallen from her horse and hit her head. her death certificate listed the cause of death as multipl

legal accounting and other support our location at the burton high school that's a value and leave perspires we have with important folks on the school staff and general oblivion being the first of them and incredibly valuable and folks in the human resources department so thank you one time we're grateful for that support from the school district and we're also involved if the mission of the district because radio is public education but also, we work indirectly with students some are interims and in addition to broadcasting the school are you listeners their die-hards and also in the part of the year and a half we role reintroduced an educational component with the laufshing of our academy pious a year tuition free program that people having can apply that puts train and journalism in the heart of our news room we have. >> productive relationship between the station and the communities and the school district i want to thank the members of the board and district staff for understanding the importance and value of k l r w independents the community you know we're a community of support so a

needs of domestic violence and a and homeless difficulties since the early 80s thank you for the perspire years this additional funding allowed for much need additional services, however ken mentioned the funding didn't address the raising costs the 3 shelters speaking here are experiencing more needs and great service utensiltion while be flat funded new our contract where did he go we go to outside funding we do our job and but the philanthropic outcomes those are easily addressed by the employment services but a difficult case to make for the shelters for homeless people as ken mentions there's a thousand people a night being served by our organizations and s f a we provide the sleeping and meals and also by mission and contractors support and community and team building for the staff we do this as a substantially inadequate funding leaving us with unfunded balances we hope you'll consider our requests thank you for what you do. >> thank you and good afternoon, supervisors i'm deborah the deputy director let me reiterate our reason for today's hearing the experience at hampton collabor

she always was perspiring. he knew because sam moore was an addict himself. sam's wife, joyce, believes whitney's own family helped fuel her habit. >> members in whitney's family, immediate and extended, that had their problems with drugs. >> the family declined to comment and did not respond to our questions about these claims. whitney's brother, michael, talked about it with oprah winfrey when he and his mother both gave her first interview since whitney houston's death. >> we played together, you know. and everything that you do together as you're growing up. and then when you get into drugs, you do that together, too. and it just got out of hand, you know. just drugs are rough. >> something sam moore knows all too well which is why he tried to intervene that fateful night four years ago. but her entourage pulled her away too quickly. then he says he talked to whitney's cousin, dionne warwick. >> i said dionne, drugs, man, this ain't it. this ain't cool. you know what she said to me? malicious gossip, sam. w

. >> and again if so a review our perspire are the community members identifying the projects presentedo the cac and staff our staff looked at the feasibility the cac would take action to recommend the funding to see if it's feasible and the spend comes down through the board of supervisors and then now i'd like to talk about the fund that were spefblg held by a

anyway, here i was the middle of summer meandering down sixth street, perspiring producers browse president obama might on the golf course. my throat is parched and am looking for a drink. what happens? i stumbled across this odd looking fellow, and right next to him is this gigantic bucket of ice full of bottles of beer. no water, i inquired? no, he says but hey beer is only $2. i said okay. he got to understand as on australian the last thing honestly wants to do is drink a warm beer. so i've noticed there was ice but i didn't belong to their had been inside so i said, okay, sir, but on the beers cold or did you just put it in? well, as quick as the speed of light, with the reflexes of a gazelle, he punched his arm into the bucket, yank out almost professionally in one deft move a bottle of beer. are they cold? he bellows at me. he says bubba i'm going to teach you something to you see, this year is what we call a coors light. when the rockies are blue you know it's cold. you don't have to ask. needless to say following this serendipitous encounter, and after learning of the political per

now i will make you guys perspire. i will shift the discussion and we will see how much fun you had over thanksgiving. you have to admit, these documents were short. no extra essays and everything. they should be a pleasure. if not, i can guide you through these. do you want to start with the french or with new mexico? the french it is. we have this account in the fall and early winter of 17 38th, he is going out to biz of the man then villages. if he is trying to establish what? what is he hoping for? what kind of relationship would he like to establish? what kind of relationship to the french always want to establish question mark some kind of trading relationship. go ahead and raise your hand before asking a question that will give time for the microphone to move to you. a microphone has difficulty keeping up with the rapidity of our thought. it is true. some kind of trade relationship and alliance. if you're going to establish a french trading relationship with people like the mandan. if you want to trade with the

it traps moisture that can kill you if you perspire. expensive synthetics. >> this one is 40 and this one i believe is 100. >> reporter: okay. >> 105, two and a half. >> reporter: synthetic works as well as natural. >> absolute ill. the number one rule dress to confirm your body heat. skiers know all about that and know in some cases it can be smart to add heat. at buchman ski shop we saw gloves with built in compartments for chemical hand warmers. they also have what's in this box, electrically heat the gloves. >> battery operated. >> reporter: so you have a little battery that fits in there. >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: heats it up. >> yeah. and it has settings, adjustments. it will tell you what your setting is, where you're at, whether you're on high, medium or low. >> reporter: nice and toasty i presume. but all that battery powered heat comes at a pretty hefty cost. those gloves $329. those who have them love them, though and they are part of a whole growing number of things that are battery powered that heat up in the wintertime.

now i will make you guys perspire. now i will shift a little bit too discussion and we will see how much fun you had over thanksgiving. you have to admit, these documents were short. no extra essays and everything. they should be a pleasure. even if they are not, i can guide you through these. because these i quite enjoyed. do you want to start with the french or with new mexico? the french it is. all right then. so we have this account in the fall and early winter of 17 -- 1738, he is going out to visit the mandan villages. belongs that would be visited by the lewis and clark expedition. if he is trying to establish what? what is he hoping for? what kind of relationship would he like to establish? what kind of the relationship do the french always want to establish? some kind of trading relationship. if you can, go ahead and raise your hand before asking a question. that will give time for the microphone to move to you. it is difficult because we are fast-paced. a microphone has difficulty keeping up with the rapidity

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we also have something as simple as dove anti-perspirant. lg the tone wireless stereo head set. -- we include a trip from terra bella tours. the camping luxury hot air ballooning and biking is part of this. we didn't want them to bring their own bikes. this is all monochromatic. fantastic and we had silver. they are offering a year's worth of free car rentals worth $20,000. even gas is included. it's also about giving back. ellen degeneres's company is giving the nominees a chance to have a donation made. a 10,000 meal donation to an animal shelter. they all redeemed the gift certificate. >> you gave them to the nominees who did not win and plus one for neal patrick harris. >> this is the consolation prize. if they are sad they didn't win, this will be a nice prize right at their doorstep. >> they don't have to lug it around at the "vanity fair" product. >> do the stars have to pay taxes on this? >> this is a business gift so the fair market value is taxable. if they don't take one of the amazing trips we have if they don't go to the grand hotels they are not taxed on that. the