ramona left her nursing career decades ago to carry on a tribal tradition and become a farmer.rloom tepary beans can be found at stores and restaurants around the region. >> the people here knew the white tepary bean, so they were very grateful that we brought it back. stephanie: the beans came back when the water came back. but that took more than a hundred years. in the late 19th century, upstream users had diverted the river to the point that it no longer flowed on the reservation. did you feel like the gila river was stolen from the tribes here? >> what i was told by my parents, it was taken cut off by a dam. and so many people starved to death. i guess you would say in the taking of it all, yes, it was stolen. stephanie: her late father ,who she describes as a seer promised the land would one day be green again. and today, it is. >> i remember my dad's words, bring back all the foods that you were raised on. >> it wasn't overnight. it was a long process. it took until just now. we're within the last three years of finally finishing the delivery system to bring these waters

daisy and ramona, both in their 20s, have had to answer those questions.e? yeah, if you break your neck! apparently it's a sea view. our contract was capped at a 5% per year increase, and then shortly after the mortgage crisis and interest rate situation happened, we were contacted asking to raise our rent by 12%. in response to that, we cited our contract and basically said, well, we have a capped contract. and then following that, very shortly afterwards, received a section 21 notice. so how did it feel when you got that e—mail telling you you were being evicted? it's very upsetting, because it's... sort of a situation in which you're quite powerless. there is very little i can do to sort of stay in this place i've lived in for the past four years, and which has been my home. every day becomes a lot more stressful and a lot more insecure. yeah. it's really affected you. yeah. what do you think�*s behind your section 21? i think there's a bit of a panic in relation to the renters' reform bill. i think they don't know if they're going to be able to do sect

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campaign off to a winning start, beating the phillipines 2—0 in dunedin, thanks to a penalty from ramonaand seraina piubel�*s close range effort. nigeria and canada shared the spoils with a 0—0 draw in melbourne — canada's christine sinclair missing a penalty which would have made her the first player to score at six world cups, nigeria keeper chiamaka nadozie saving her effort in the second half. england's lionesses begin their quest to win a first world cup tomorrow against haiti in brisbane. the squad's missing some key names through injury, including leah williamson and beth mead, but has been boosted by confirmation today captain millie bright is fit to play after fully recovering from a knee injury that's seen her sidelined since march. sarina weigman's side are second favourites to lift the trophy. over to the ashes where england are racking up the runs before the weather threatens to disrupt proceedings at old trafford over the weekend. a strong innings today from johnny bairstow — on 94 — has helped push ben stoke's side to 586 — a lead of 269 — england have to win to keep the s

ramona bachmann's penalty late in the first half opened the scoring for the swiss before seraina piubelplay norway next on tuesday. the first match of the morning was in melbourne, where canada and nigeria played out a goalless draw. canada's christine sinclair missed a chance to make history. she missed a penalty that would have made her the first player to score at six world cups. nigeria keeper chiamaka nnadozie kept out the spot—kick early in the second half. christine sinclair has scored many, many goals for this country and i am sure many fans, the team, and everyone can forgive missing the penalty kick. on kicks are a 50—50 chance and on this day, christine sinclair didn't score that. but knowing sinc, she has high standards and is a perfectionist. but this country and esteem love christine sinclair more than anything and they will rally round her and will be ready for the next game. christine sinclair is a very good player — christine sinclair is a very good player. when she took the ball i was like, player. when she took the ball i was like. it— player. when she took the ball i

who is the handbrake, who is olya's feet from ramona in the fog to the past, who and who is the canvasnot, but if you still want children and you have some troubles with this. come here to get lost. until this stone attempts an attempt, and you will succeed. jesuits and even the king himself, but no. i'm interested trakelsky church of the visitation of the blessed virgin mary is called sanctuaries. this means that the refuge is a repository for a shrine , a miraculous icon is kept here to look at, which pilgrims from all over the world come to see and there are days when there are dozens of times more of them than local residents. suntory in trakels is a place close to me in spirit, but now i'm not speaking in terms of religion, but rather in terms of travel. after all , pilgrims from all over the world come here . we present to you a person who will give you and me a short tour with a lawyer. hello place. really beautiful. well, tell us more about it at the moment, as you said, we are with you. eh? in fact, very interesting and famous for many many centuries already. we can say that t

. >> ramona finley not only walks this event to honor her uncle, but like many others, because she knows that many of her neighbors benefit from her actions. >> it does a well to get out here and see people enjoying themselves and walking forward and joining the cause. dion: the only place dealing with extreme weather this weekend. from washington state, all the way to florida, we take a look at the impact of triple digit temperatures and pounding rain. plus, that huge powerball jackpot now even bigger. no big winner, but eight tickets sold was to invest with vanguard for my retirement. the second best? stay healthy enough to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more than just an investor, you're an owner. helping you prepare for today's longer retirement. that's the value of ownership. (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smothered with melty provolone cheese and served with hot au jus for dippi

protect their identities, and i should mention viewers might find parts of the next report. disturbing. ramona, not his real name, is now training to be an architect. at 14, he was suppose to take victims of any legal plan to secret locations where they were tortured and dismembered as lawyers. or 2 of these, you'd see mis jessie's and the x is covered in black. and the most of those who did is, would come out with that overalls also covered in blood. on the generals on, you'd hear the screams from the clan, full stream, onto the present. it was a test of character. as are normally, you'd have to watch the hall just as if you were watching tv until it gets to the points where they say, you are ready now what all? and they tell you to go and kill someone. go google global another boy will coolio was forcibly recruited when he was just 10. he's now studying to become a civil engineer. the 1st year was horrible. i didn't know what was happening. they gave us rifles, same type used by the army, a k 40 sevens. and grenades, you don't know, they gave us a strap which held 3 grenades. they were used

really seth was taking matches into the right hands. farmers in ends of the natural spring there, ramona. se incursions by seth was some of them happening almost daily. the little something in the end media if need be i got a board meeting i believe you me your once you book or your double leg, i never get to share. i need to let me get in the room. yeah. my not let me try to see why it's got the room. yeah, i'm looking. i'm trying to get in front of yes. hello to matt. good to mad good to you. who. yeah. and then the aid hook up with the dmv 0, which i just don't have that in the frequent incursions by illegal is rarely settlers of said, shock waves through the smooth community pharmacy. that being forced to abandon the lens and the spring without water. they can no longer from their new a new industrial. no one will cheat with him in my yeah, with the issue i saw the damage to the story of the thing. what, why would, why would people do this? because they have to go up. they have the lot, we cannot, we haven't anything to this. i was, i was since she can do it without spanish. much is

we've changed the names to protect their identities. ramona, not his real name, is now training to be an architect. at 14, he was suppose to take victims of an illegal plan to secret locations where they were tortured and dismembered, or, or troopers. you'd see miss jesse's and the x is covered in blood and the most for so those who did is would come out with the overalls also covered in blood. on the generals on, you'd hear the screams from the glen falls through them onto the present. it was a test of character. as are you young boys, you'd have to watch in the hall just as if you were watching tv until it gets to the points where they say, you are ready now what all? and they tell you to go and kill someone who's got google global. another boy will call julio, was forcibly recruited when he was just 10. he's now studying to become a civil engineer. the 1st year was horrible. i didn't know what was happening. they gave us rifles, same type used by the army, a k 40 sevens and grenades. they gave us a strap which held 3 grenades. they were used for attacks quotes called a special just

equal, continues to marginalize, developing countries and continues to be dominated by a few hedge ramona's. we want to world where our voices are heard. it's not st ma'am kay. also meteor representatives of bricks and member countries, a senior official in the, after the national congress forgot to get west and sanctions. but i've been, you know, the last for the, impose upon tongues at countries around the world. the you the kind of for the use of the agenda of the meeting in your home as well focused on cooperation among the brakes. countries specifically for health care educational infrastructure development. they also discuss strategies in transition away from the us, the international side the issue that has come out to somebody in the, in the, in the, a commissions, most of us is about to be the creation of for a. so that they know the to because not that's what it said on one. so the kind of and see that to me that it would be quote, that's a way pessimist find it will put you on it to of saving the month. actually be in a position to say 2000 try to be dependent on one. so we cover

stop settlers seizing near land or hun reports from ramada, around 12 kilometers, notes of lamb and ramona at about 1 pm today, a number of international activists and also is res came to support posting is living in the village of on for, for the past 2 weeks in protesting a new illegal is really outpost that was set up in the south of the village at now . today he is ready. so just payment into the village council, assaulted basing up the protests as they will suffice. stone grenades, tear gas, and then saw safari life bullets often see a in order to discuss the pro testers. and we think seeing daily and cousins by settlers, and also is ready sold to is happening in the villages across the occupied westbank . and it comes to says this also the most trimming in vehicle is ready assessments across the region at the office, right? governments and israel's history has been approved by a rough quote number according to these, right? the n g a piece. now record number of units across the occupied westbank. and since then we're seeing more settler invasions, we've seen out more, it's ray, the a

we were driving from jeanine in the notes of the westbank over to ramona. it's a 2 hour drive, and on almost every hill you can see sacraments, we're talking about around $700000.00 settlers. living in the westbank would say the most far right government in israel as history president. that both of those most rich who's the finance minister is in charge of assessments known as riley n g. a piece now says we're seeing a record number assessments going out at this being approved across the occupied westbank. so we'd likely to see more. but this also the many attacks from settlers on, on for 5, just one example where settlers have continuously come down. and they've attacked a bit of just that, or this is what they have told us so far along side a number of all the villages across the occupied westbank nor icon. that was the latest for us from the ground in ramallah. thank you your booths. karen labrons has capsized and sunk off the coast of trinity at drowning, at least that team there on board the costco and says another $25.00 trying to reach escalate were

well, that really doesn't seem likely to change any time soon. political alas, ramona mendez, rebecca spoke to us at the and said that instead of focusing on the thing concert, the assignment was, should've address issues that are of more urgency to his actual members. the priorities of this summit are the wrong ones. the language around the conflicts, the language around, they cannot make recovery or even with proud of yesterday's or a greener plan and all these things seem very nice to the years. right. but they're very superficial. there are many other issues happening in latin america that this, the lack of countries have been calling for, going solve this have been called for operations a little that has mentioned in the past. uh oh, similar things. and right now there's a very big price is going on in countries like ecuador, where there's a mass exodus of migraines. crossing the border into the west through central america, or roo. similarly, all these countries right now they live in your opinion, are in the summit, while our people continue in the depths, we cannot speak of wh

something of a mood chiller because once ramona had scored, this was to control and adding a second.southernmost towns and things for the swiss looking up. you can follow all of the community and you can check out all that and more on the website. amsterdam has banned cruise ships from the city centre. it's part of the dutch capital's latest attempts to limit visitor numbers and curb pollution. the city council said the ships weren't in line with its sustainable ambitions. a 2021 study of one big cruise ship found that it had produced the same levels of nitrogen oxides — in one day — as 30,000 trucks. this has sparked a lot of discussion about the ways in which we travel — so we had a look at one popular route to compare the co2 emissions. this is paris to amsterdam — the flight emits ten times more co2 than the train. and — more than one million people fly the route every year. well, for more on this, let's speak to faraz khan who has formed a company which helps businesses become more sustainable. thank you. what you think of this [an to thank you. what you think of this plan to ba

. >> ramona finley not only walks this event to honor her uncle but she walks because she knows manyher neighbors benefit from her action. >> it does mean well people walking for a cause. reggie: act the picket lines in hollywood. coming up, we hear from a popular comedian and actress about the strikes. kumasi: extreme weather not just impacting the u.s., torrential rains, moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> just very happy she is back home. reggie: friends expressing relief after a woman from san mateo kidnapped and held captive for 8 months is home safe. kumasi: the search for answers between lingering questions stemming from the jfk assassination. a judge deciding with the president to keep documents from going public. reggie: horse racing at golden gate field is coming to an end. kumasi: and the heat having an impact on wine country. what a later harvest could mean for local vineyards. good morning. it is monday, july 17. drew: we are that excessive heat over the weekend. warnings have expired but this morning you are looking at two-point temperatures. it doe

reporter: ramona finley walks this walk to honor her uncle but she also walks because she knows manynefit from her action. >> it does me good to see people walking for a cause. dion: still ahead o 11, a cross country cycling trip of a lifetime. the story behind the journey to the golden state is even sweeter. their driving inspiration all new at 11. meteorologist: our excessive heat warning has expired. how much cooling can we expect? what if magic could happen on main street? what if i could walk into a cartoon world? if i could watch heroes save the day... ...and become a hero myself? what if stories could come to life? new surprises await at the disney100 celebration, only at the disneyland resort. dion: new research from stamford tonight shows how much the pandemic has changed the way we play golf. the analysis shows the sport has seen a boom with americans playing weekdays in the afternoon. in california courses have seen double or triple numbers on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday as a result of the work at home schedules. the weekday trend is also true for gyms, shopping malls

. >> but then more interestingly, so too did the arch ramona . gina so too did the arch ramona.. nigel long, longtime nemesis, complained the account for her own pro—eu political party. true and fair, had been closed by monzo and that she and her party had been rejected by nine other financial institute and so allowed us to open the account. >> in november 2021. but then on the 13th of july sent an email through their app saying or a message through their app saying, your account will be closed of september closed on the 13th of september without explanation given, without any explanation given, no no information. just no redress, no information. just it's to closed . it's going to be closed. >> what happened next proved clearly that this is not a partisan issue, but one that should unite the right and the left. when farage came out swinging to support his remainer political enemy that we want to live in a free, democratic society , or we head towards society, or we head towards a model of a chinese communist social credit system and would absolutely support gina miller's right

all the regulations are harmful to all society follow on the so charlie ramona to many junior is determined to fight back together with other small farmers. she's fighting for their rights today. her organization has some 14000 members. somebody you knew to say, this was the wrong thing. our political leaders have never lived in a rural area. she and that's why they don't know what could help us on the printer if they would at least visit our community. maybe they'd have some sense of how small farmers layouts out as soon as she able to a doctor who's sitting in their offices on it. they don't see any of the 3 point in the la syria and practice. duties are 2 different thing might have who are up to go . small farms are often less productive, but the cobit pandemic is served as a reminder of their importance. during lockdown, local funds rose to meet the demand and without them many local crops which helped maintain biodiversity would be long gone. she made young women love the so we'll fight until we get our rights back. farmers deserve that, don't sit on the e u agricultural subsidies syst

something of a moot chiller in manila because once ramona had scored, this was to control and added theecent months. but even with a number of injuries — including euro 2022 captain leah williamson, beth mead and fran kirby — manager sarina weigman thinks the side is well balanced. it started with quality and you want the most quality on the pitch when some experiences there, it helps you. and between experience and players who don't have as much experience but they will get experience but they will get experience of the quickly. and some live sport going on now too and records are tumbling at the diamond league meeting in monaco. in the women's 1500 metres, kenya's faith kipyegon broke her third world record in the last two months, running the fastest women's metric mile in history, clocking 4 minutes, 7.64 seconds. laura muir in third, with a new british record. britian's dina asher smith was also third in the 200m. world champion shericka jackson from jamaica got the win. and you can follow all of the sport across the bbc website and app! but thats all from me! hello. don't expect it

♪ >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos, two bear siblings reunited at the sand yaying 0's ramonaescued by the department of fish and wildlife after being spotted near their deceased mother in the san burn dino national forest. the human society says it plans to return the cubs to their natural habitat sometime early next year. watch. >> you get to be somebody else. >> the newest aquaman jackson hide and i flew in from new york. >> san diego's annual comic con kicking off today, about 200,000 people expected to attend throughout the weekend though notably absent this year will be actors because of course they're on strike. stars typically show up to push movies and take part in live panels and autograph sessioned those cancelled but the show goes on for comic con at least >> banks the jaguar cub made the first public appearance at jacksonville zoo today after spending several weeks bonding with his mom. behind the scenes staff describe him as precocious and curious. looks like he's already been kind of a fun addition though a bit of a handful you have to say. finally a restaurant

here is ramona firing second for the outfield assist there.for their second sweep of the year later today. espn confirming reports of a blockbuster deal moments ahead of the major league baseball trade deadline tuesday. the mets are trading right-hander eight time all-star three-time cy young award winner to the texas rangers in exchange for top prospect luis angel at junior, the younger brother of robert junior junior. to join texas, a deal is pending a physical. hour. >> said that the sonoma nationals topped felix alston with the top run of the night friday, 330 one miles per hour standing up through saturday's qualifying his second career top seed going to the finals. bob tosca's last run saturday with all he needed. over 320 miles per hour pushing him to the top spot for sunday later today by .0 four seconds. that you look at sports. back to you. >> it's shaping up to be another nice day. let's check the forecast now with shayla girardin. good morning. shayla: such nice weather this morning. a readily similar set today. -- set up today. yo

the crews took one of the cubs to the san diego humane society's ramona wildlife center on the 4th oft was then reunited with its sibling a few days later at the center. the team there plans to move the bears to a larger outdoor space before returning them to their natural habitat. sometime early next year. nasa has released a new dramatic image from the james webb space telescope to mark one year of cosmic photographs. today's snapshot reveals a close up of 50 young stars at the moment of birth, the young stars appear to be no bigger than our sun. the star forming region. about 390 light years away. the first images from the telescope were released one year ago today. the fbi director grilled on capitol hill. still ahead tonight, what happened when christopher wray answered to republican lawmakers? and coming up tonight at six, we are staying on top of a developing story of a shooting right near children's hospital in oakland. what we've learned far (warehouse ambience) introducing togo's new french dip sandwiches featuring fresh artisan bread piled high with tender roast beef, smoth

well, one of the world, the view of the philippines ended in a to now defeat against switzerland. ramona apartments for the opener from the counties thought things a little new zealand. twin seconds came from serena had found midway through the 2nd half. this is only switzerland, the 2nd world cast there. one previous appearance was in 2015 when they reached the last 1670 or making their debut at the women's world cup and play their 1st match against japan on saturday. hope back home is that the success of the so called copper queens will encourage more women to play the game. however, and the task has more, a full size in zambia needed something to get them excited about the game. again, the national women's team, the couple queens have done just that is the 1st appearance at the women's world cup. but that means no, it's going to be a tough tournament. but if i look at this says, is all the routes and with the countries that they have the funds spent, we don't expect much, much for them as a game of services. if they can utilize that sounds as they have, i know what it is that they hav

he woke up, that'd be the philippines ended in a to last against switzerland. ramona, boston's, could be opened from the penalties. functions and aiden zealand. switzerland is 2nd coming from the serona people midway through the 2nd and i was, i'm barely connected with the women's will come to play that 1st much against japan on saturday. the hope back home is that the success of the cycle. couple queens will encourage more women to play the game permits us, it has more. the football sands in zambia needed something to get them excited about the game. again, the national women's team, the couple queens have done just that is a 1st appearance at the women's world cup, but that means no, it's going to be a tough tournament. but if i look at this says, is all that works in which the country is that they have the funds spend. we don't expect much, but for them is a game of shows if they can utilize that sounds as they have on there. but there it is. that they have well, anything is worth where they can make it on the kenwood women's football in zambia faces numerous challenges, including

and then i go down to the corner there of university avenue and and ramona and i start asking people if they want to sell their vouchers. and i buy 5 million of them. 8 million of them. and then i own russia. that's kind of how it worked. i mean, i i'm not an i mean, your characterizations, a fair characterization. it it was it was. i remember, though, the russian government kept all ownership up of a lot of the bigger companies. they kept some portion, 50%, 60%. so they were really just trying to get the market moving. they were trying to create a stock market with these vouchers. they weren't the real the real wealth transfer happened in the loans for share scheme that happened post 1998 after putin got it right. and that's that's where the real wealth was transferred away from the so not a voucher privatization but to the venture privatization started just sort of started the market going that's how i would characterize it. right. okay. it i don't know if you can reveal this, but what was your best investment in russia? where did you do your biggest killing? so that's a poor choic

and then i go down to the corner there of university avenue and and ramona and i start asking people if they want to sell their vouchers. and i buy 5 million of them. 8 million of them. and then i own russia. that's kind of how it worked. i mean, i i'm not an i mean, your characterizations, a fair characterization. it it was it was. i remember, though, the russian government kept all ownership up of a lot of the bigger companies. they kept some portion, 50%, 60%. so they were really just trying to get the market moving. they were trying to create a stock market with these vouchers. they weren't the real the real wealth transfer happened in the loans for share scheme that happened post 1998 after putin got it right. and that's that's where the real wealth was transferred away from the so not a voucher privatization but to the venture privatization started just sort of started the market going that's how i would characterize it. right. okay. it i don't know if you can reveal this, but what was your best investment in russia? where did you do your biggest killing? so that's a poor choic

of the world kept a view of philippines ended in a 2 male defeat against switzerland's, ramona, parkman for the printer from how to spot in to need an zealand switzerland. a 2nd came from serena as though midway through the 2nd half. this is only switzerland's 2nd world top there. one previous appearance was in 2016 when they reached the last 16. the others helped me switzerland to the top of group a above co host, new zealand on gold, different new zealand, one. their opening match against norway. one now is evil in play. the philippines next tuesday, wallace with face of norway on the same day that they are making their debut as women's at the women's world cup and play their 1st match against a ban on saturday. the hope back home is that the success of the so called copper queens will encourage more women to play the game argument task has more football fans in zambia needed something to get them excited about the game. again, the national women's team, the copper queens have done just that is the 1st appearance at the women's world cup. but that means no, it's going to be a tough to

okay, this is the ramona rag, the new european, which has piggybacked on this new woke movie.ne alongside a mock up of superwoman suella braverman as the world famous doll wearing an i love rwanda badge . there you i love rwanda badge. there you go. it says in the corner she talks real hard white phrases including stop the boats. this country's full and rwanda's lovely. this time of year. okay that will get a lot of pick up on social media. i have no doubt my superstar panel. back with me now, the broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman adam businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party matthew lazor. party adviser, matthew lazor. now now american actor kevin spacey today cleared of nine sexual allegations against him as a jury at southwark crown court in london, found him not guilty on all charges. the 64 year old wept in court after the verdict was announced, having branded the allegations against him as weak madness and a stab in the back . in the back. >> i imagine that many of you can understand that there's a lot for me to process a

okay, this is the ramona rag, the new european, which has piggybacked on this new woke movie.ne alongside a mock up of superwoman suella braverman as the world famous doll wearing an i love rwanda badge . there you i love rwanda badge. there you go. it says in the corner she talks real hard white phrases including stop the boats. this country's full and rwanda's lovely. this time of year. okay that will get a lot of pick up on social media. i have no doubt my superstar panel. back with me now, the broadcaster and author christine hamilton, the businessman adam businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party matthew lazor. party adviser, matthew lazor. now now american actor kevin spacey today cleared of nine sexual allegations against him as a jury at southwark crown court in london, found him not guilty on all charges. the 64 year old wept in court after the verdict was announced, having branded the allegations against him as weak madness and a stab in the back . in the back. >> i imagine that many of you can understand that there's a lot for me to process a

tony blair nailing his ramona colours firmly to the mask and making a treacherous claim that we're going is as a new poll showed, pubuc this is as a new poll showed, public support for are going back in at a five year high. blair's described brexit as a constant source sadness to me and he thinks future generations are going to put it right. and i doesn't. he just need to move on and respect the biggest democratic vote in british history . history. >> oh, of course he does . i >> oh, of course he does. i mean, i too, find it a really sadnessin mean, i too, find it a really sadness in brexit, but it's not because brexit happened. it's because brexit happened. it's because nobody's done anything with brexit. the government isn't taking advantage of brexit. it hasn't had a bonfire of eu regulations which we were promised. it is doing trade deals that much it is doing. but on virtually every other front. i mean , you know, more money to i mean, you know, more money to france to stop the boats. france never does anything with the money that we give them. and so i'm about the way that i'm sad

ramona. sabrina trevor wong. aurora golden appleton. dr. dan anita brown. christina. dina jenny lowe. diamond king. he's sue salgado. donna camacho . teresa. ike anon ayer. marvin davis. lynn veno. cherise lloyd. deshawn waters. jessica evans. shawn richard. tina brown. randy higgins. jessica camile. angelica angelica varela. shannon wise. jason brown. maurice byrd. anita lloyd. melvin caldwell. mike d'onofrio . monette harris. natalie ram and cassandra perkins. every every last one of you are rock stars. and we really wanted to thank you so much for your commitment and dedication to addressing one of san francisco major crises. and now i want to bring up doctor dan, as well as shawn richard, who will be representing felton to come up and say some brief words. i'd like to thank the entire board of supervisors and this especially supervisor walton, for your support. i know you had a unanimous resolution supporting us back a couple of months ago and supervisor walton has been a champion of the site since the beginning, more than three years ago. and the site is really s

ramona. sabrina trevor wong. aurora golden appleton. dr. dan anita brown. christina. dina jenny lowe. diamond king. he's sue salgado. donna camacho . teresa. ike anon ayer. marvin davis. lynn veno. cherise lloyd. deshawn waters. jessica evans. shawn richard. tina brown. randy higgins. jessica camile. angelica angelica varela. shannon wise. jason brown. maurice byrd. anita lloyd. melvin caldwell. mike d'onofrio . monette harris. natalie ram and cassandra perkins. every every last one of you are rock stars. and we really wanted to thank you so much for your commitment and dedication to addressing one of san francisco major crises. and now i want to bring up doctor dan, as well as shawn richard, who will be representing felton to come up and say some brief words. i'd like to thank the entire board of supervisors and this especially supervisor walton, for your support. i know you had a unanimous resolution supporting us back a couple of months ago and supervisor walton has been a champion of the site since the beginning, more than three years ago. and the site is really s

tony blair nailing his ramona colours firmly to the mask and making a treacherous claim that we're going is as a new poll showed, pubuc this is as a new poll showed, public support for are going back in at a five year high. blair's described brexit as a constant source sadness to me and he thinks future generations are going to put it right. and i doesn't. he just need to move on and respect the biggest democratic vote in british history . history. >> oh, of course he does . i >> oh, of course he does. i mean, i too, find it a really sadnessin mean, i too, find it a really sadness in brexit, but it's not because brexit happened. it's because brexit happened. it's because nobody's done anything with brexit. the government isn't taking advantage of brexit. it hasn't had a bonfire of eu regulations which we were promised. it is doing trade deals that much it is doing. but on virtually every other front. i mean , you know, more money to i mean, you know, more money to france to stop the boats. france never does anything with the money that we give them. and so i'm about the way that i'm sad

andrew bailey , aunt ramona and andrew bailey, aunt ramona and ex tarat— andrew bailey, aunt ramona andt ate my wig. rishi sunak it's been busy as— almost ate my wig. rishi sunak it's been busy as well this week trying— it's been busy as well this week twtpg to— it's been busy as well this week trying to achieve— it's been busy as well this week trying to achieve his five ptetges— trying to achieve his five pledges. number four to bring the-wattag— pledges. number four to bring the-waiting list- pledges. number four to bring the waiting list down the nhs waiting list down so peopte— the nhs waiting list down so peopte-awtetw- the nhs waiting list down so people quickly and five people get care quickly and five to pass— people get care quickly and five to pass ew— people get care quickly and five to pass new laws— people get care quickly and five to pass new laws to stop the toats— to pass new laws to stop the toats. wattag— to pass new laws to stop the boats. making sure that if you to— boats. making sure that if you to ttts— boats. making sure that if you come to this country illegally

tengo una mascota que es una ratÓna que se llama ramona. alan: quiÉn sigue? >>yo soy mando. segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. [ aplausos] [hablan a la vez] raÚl: me encanta. jomari: le gusta pedro capÓ? [ cantan] raÚl: hay otro tema favorito de Él. jomari: y su gira este aÑo? sabe cuÁndo empieza? raÚl: 23 de agosto. jomari: veamos eso. >> pedro capÓ estÁ listo para hacer la fiesta en agosto en monterrey, guadalajara, ciudad de mÉxico. [mÚsica] pedro: ya tocaba. con mucha ilusiÓn de anunciar la fecha. agosto estÁ ahÍ al lado. con mucha ilusiÓn. mÉxico es especial para mÍ. la neta viene muy inspirado. quÉ mejor lugar para celebrarlo que estas tres ciudades importantes. >> quÉ te ha dejado la neta, ademÁs como dices en esta parte de esta conexiÓn con mÉxico. pedro: mucha gratitud, mucho orgullo. me ha cambiado los esquemas. la mÚsica funciona tan diferente ya fuera de lo creativo. estamos a un aÑo... de la fiesta. no es hasta ahora que se vuelve una canciÓn viral. la gente la abraza gracias a la manera que compusimo

it's fast approaching seven minutes after 4:00 to all you haters out there, ramona's refuse to accept it or redirect it. you know who you are. some remainers quoting the weekly savings on the brexit bus, laughing in the faces of those who voted to leave patronisingly remarking that we didn't know what we were voting for. hating boris with a vengeance and seeing his demise as an opportunity to turn back the clock . for those of you who the clock. for those of you who couldn't accept the results of a democratic vote and called those who supported it racist, which is odd because brexit removes the privilege from people in the eu who are mostly caucasian, so white and plus it means that they get an equal footing with people from other nations when trying to enter this country. for all of you, this is a very important and defining step. business secretary kemi badenoch has signed up to a historic treaty to join a £12 trillion international trade bloc and become the first european nation to do so . the conservatives, the to do so. the conservatives, the comprehensive and progressive agreeme