i am sister roma. a 34-year member of the san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence. [applause] >> it says "hold for applause." thank you. thank you. i am truly honored to join you today for this historical event. as your host, as we recognize the nation's first transgender history month right here in san francisco. [applause] >> i would like to begin by thanking our wonderful san francisco mayor london breed for hosting us today and your incredible support of the trans and lgbt community and also the transgender for making this historic month possible. thank you to all the city and elected official leaders who are here joining us including dccc chair honey mahogany. supervisor rafael mandelman, si cilia chung and many more. so i moved to san francisco after graduating from college in one thousand nine hundred eighty-five and within two years, i met the sisters and sort of was propelled head first into the front lines on the war against hiv and aids and began fighting for civil rights and the thing that has impressed me most about san francisco is our community, we ar

llegaron embasa desde la frontera con mÉxico hasta el poblado de roma, texas.levada de emergencia a un hospital. >> estamos solos los tres, con mi hijo que viene, somos cuatrimestre ocupa bastante. genaro: le preocupa el futuro de su hijo, ya que segÚn dice, ambos pasaron dÍas difÍciles durmiendo en el monte para despuÉs llegar a suelo estadounidense. >> aguantando hambre, frÍo, pero sabiendo que vamos para un paÍs donde podemos tener un futuro para nuestro hijo. genaro: tambiÉn cruzÓ noemÍ rivera, con un embarazo avanzado. dice que caminÓ por un mes para poder llegar a esta frontera. noemÍ: yo casi pierdo a mi bebÉ, me caÍ y es muy triste. pero aquÍ estamos, es por un propÓsito y dios sabe por quÉ. genaro: son en su mayorÍa mujeres, niÑos y jÓvenes de ecuador, el salvador, guatemala y honduras. el cruce de inmigrantes por esta zona no se detiene. los agentes atienden a diario a grandes grupos, precisamente centroamericanos que luego son procesados por agentes de inmigraciÓn. fÉlix: hace poco, agentes del fbi en dÉnver, colorado, anunciaron que el cadÁver halla

de 20 tabletas que se revisen en un plazo de cinco días, cambia el juego sostuvo el presidente de romamientras casi el 80 evitó. eso significa que casi los 500 inmunizados de hoy hubiesen recibido la droga solo 104 estuvieran ingresado >>> ellos afirmó que es efectivo con todas las variantes y también será capaz >>> de recibir la aprobación de emergencia roma podría aumentar su capacidad de producción mediante convenios con otras farmacéuticas locales >>> tengo la oportunidad de mantener plantas de capacidad >>> ya produjo 25 millones de tableta de la droga que aún no tiene nombre comercial afirmó que el medicamento es el primero en su tipo que alcanza la tercera fase de prueba >>> los efectos secundarios detectados fueron mínimos en comparación con las personas que recibieron un placebo, el ejecutivo afirmó que aunque el medicamento sería distribuido en todos los estados unidos, el acceso de los puertorriqueños tendrá prioridad para la empresa >>> estados unidos hasta su nuevo récord de casos de covid-19 hasta este momento se contabilizan 39 millones de personas desde que comenzó la p

he presided over several mass gatherings but also spent time with members of the impoverished roma minority cameron reports. he's been called "the pope of the peripheries" — the pontiff who seeks out the poor, the forgotten, the marginalised. and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate. lunik is home to almost 5,000 romani people. despite some improvement, many still live in squalid apartments, several with no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. translation the visit is the grace of pope francis. we are glad to come because god came here too, to give us a blessing. after decades of living on the margin, some residents, while welcoming his visit, have lost faith in change. translation: i visit, have lost faith in change. translation: i do not think it will _ change. translation: i do not think it will help _ change. translation

he presided over several mass gatherings but also spent time with members of the impoverished roma minority the pontiff who seeks out the poor, the forgotten, the marginalised. and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate. lunik is home to almost 5,000 romani people. despite some improvement, many still live in squalid apartments, several with no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations — and, before arriving in lunik, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. translation: crucifixes are found all around us. 0n necks, in homes, in

thank you, sister roma. interestingly, i think in san francisco 1985 i started college. so we just dated ourselves i think. it's really wonderful to be here to be able to talk about the rich history and all the stories that san francisco represents for the transcommunity. i still remember the first time when i got to the city, i came here because i know my community was here. and i could find someone to understand what i was going through. san francisco will always hold and is still holding a very special place in my heart. this is the city where i began my transition. this is the city where i became homeless. this is a city where i found a way out and this is a city who gave me these communities, you know, to serve in this privilege to be on different commissions to lead by different positions. i was lucky enough to be appointed to the human rights commission and then the department of public health, the health commission, i really am grateful for the opportunity to serve and to show the world that transpeople can lead too. it's not an accident that we see such a big an

he presided over several mass gatherings but also spent time with members of the impoverished roma minoritype of the peripheries" — the pontiff who seeks out the poor, the forgotten, the marginalised. and nowhere in slovakia is more marginalised than here at the lunik ix housing estate. lunik is home to almost 5,000 romani people. despite some improvement, many still live in squalid apartments, several with no heat or electricity. for some, the pope's very presence here today was a message of hope. translation: it will help us. perhaps the fact he's here will help us, because people will perceive us differently, as many people arejudging us. not everybody is the same. slovakia is a patchwork of denominations — and, before arriving, pope francis presided over a divine liturgy in the byzantine rite for members of slovakia's greek orthodox church. but even here, in this holiest of ceremonies, the pope was unafraid to mince his words, warning those that wore the crucifix that they must understand its central message of love and tolerance. translation: crucifixes are found all around us. | 0n ne

thank you, sister roma. interestingly, i think in san francisco 1985 i started college. so we just dated ourselves i think. it's really wonderful to be here to be able to talk about the rich history and all the stories that san francisco represents for the transcommunity. i still remember the first time when i got to the city, i came here because i know my community was here. and i could find someone to understand what i was going through. san francisco will always hold and is still holding a very special place in my heart. this is the city where i began my transition. this is the city where i became homeless. this is a city where i found a way out and this is a city who gave me these communities, you know, to serve in this privilege to be on different commissions to lead by different positions. i was lucky enough to be appointed to the human rights commission and then the department of public health, the health commission, i really am grateful for the opportunity to serve and to show the world that transpeople can lead too. it's not an accident that we see such a big an

italia que son manadas de jabalíes salvajes paseando fuera de su hábitat, paseando por las calles de romado en el norte de (nombre/s en inglés). las llamas ya arrasaron con más de siete mil acres de terreno. hasta la mañana de hoy el fuego estaba controlado en un diez por ciento. de igual manera,en el valle central. se ha obligado a las recientes a evacuar la zona. >> avanza con furia arrasadora despertando a familias enteras y dejando otros con angustia de no saber si podrían regresar a sus hogares. >> (hablan en inglés). (hablan en inglés). >> " me siento devastada ya que siento que he dejado todos mis recuerdos allá en mi casa", dice esta señora bocona por las autoridades a quien no le dieron tiempo de escapar de las feroces llamas. >> (hablan en inglés). >> " tengo animales, gatos, y los tuve que dejar mi casa", comentó. desde aquí solo puede ingresar personal autorizado. (información en pantalla). >> se lleva más de cincuenta y seis mil acres consumidos. este incendio ha obligado a las autoridades emitir órdenes de evacuación para varias ciudades. el humo también se encuentra afectan

i am sister roma. a 34-year member of the san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence. [applause] >> it says "hold for applause." thank you. thank you. i am truly honored to join you today for this historical event. as your host, as we recognize the nation's first transgender history month right here in san francisco. [applause] >> i would like to begin by thanking our wonderful san francisco mayor london breed for hosting us today and your incredible support of the trans and lgbt community and also the transgender for making this historic month possible. thank you to all the city and elected official leaders who are here joining us including dccc chair honey mahogany. supervisor rafael mandelman, si cilia chung and many more. so i moved to san francisco after graduating from college in one thousand nine hundred eighty-five and within two years, i met the sisters and sort of was propelled head first into the front lines on the war against hiv and aids and began fighting for civil rights and the thing that has impressed me most about san francisco is our community, we ar

lazio frente a la roma. sergej milinkovic—savic al minuto 10 puso al frente a su equipo.visiÓn y tudn. y real madrid contra sheriff por "prende tv". fÉlix: regresamos con una novedad tecnolÓgica francesa que ayuda a las personas novedad tecnolÓgica francesa que ayuda a las personas in ¿de viaje por la carretera este verano? no todas las redes 5g están creadas igual. t-mobile cubre más millas de autopistas interestatales con 5g, que los demás. ♪♪ t-mobile, la red 5g más grande, rápida y confiable del país. fÉlix: para el final vamos con una novedad tecnolÓgica que ayuda a los invidentes. mientras camina por una acera de paÍs, esta persona con discapacidad visual de nacimiento se acerca un cubo de basura que le bloquea el paso, pero un pitido le avisa y esquiva y sigue su camino. se trata de un dispositivo electrÓnico desarrollado por una empresa francesa que usa sensores para dar informaciÓn. el dispositivo se monta en la parte superior de su bastÓn. que tengan una feliz semana. >> aficionados que viven la intensidad del fÚtbol. aficionados que viven la intenidad del futol

cruzar regreso al studio >>> en otro ciudad tejana cientos de migrantes llegaron al centro histÓrico de romago ser llevados al centro de procesamiento >>> tengo hambre, estoy gracias a dios tenemos todo >>> aunque la cantidad de personas que cruzaron por esta zona no sobrepasa los miles que se ven en del rÍo siempre en texas la labor de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza sigue siendo desafiante. >>> hablemos hasta ahora de la pandemia aunque hay grupos que se han o puesto a los mandatos de mascarillas en california estas medida dan resultados segÚn lÍderes de la salud la tasa ha bajado 3% en comparaciÓn con el promedio nacional que su pera el 8% el gobernador celebÓo la noticia publicando en su redes sociales que la vacuna acaba con la pandemia >>> desde que comenzÓ la pandemia son 44 millones de casos de covid-19 y las muertes son 676 mil aunque los nuevos casos han empezando a defender algunos estados siguen experimentando incremento de contagios. un nuevo informe del cdc dicen que una vacuna es importante para el virus, y saber de las hospitalizaciones la vacuna de moderna arrojÓ el 92

lazio frente a la roma. sergej milinkovic—savic al minuto 10 puso al frente a su equipo. "prende tv". fÉlix: regresamos con una novedad tecnolÓgica francesa que ayuda a las personas in fÉlix: para el final vamos con una novedad tecnolÓgica que ayuda a los invidentes. mientras camina por una acera de paÍs, esta persona con discapacidad visual de nacimiento se acerca un cubo de basura que le bloquea el paso, pero un pitido le avisa y esquiva y sigue su camino. se trata de un dispositivo electrÓnico desarrollado por una empresa francesa que usa sensores para dar informaciÓn. el dispositivo se monta en la parte superior de su bastÓn. que tengan una feliz semana. locutor: televisa presenta...

hermanos y hermanas buenas noches >> todavía se siente la emoción y la alegría de muchas personas en romae >> como colega es generoso solidario y divertido josé díaz-balart te estoy extrañando >> josé díaz-balart para mí es un excelente profesional una gran persona y sobre todo un maravilloso amigo >> josé díaz-balart mil gracias por tu amistad ha sido un privilegio enorme haber sido tu productor >> su sencillez dedicación y el compromiso con la comunidad todos estos años >> aparte de buen profeonal es un amigo >> josé díaz-balart es humano , buen compañero y un gran guerrero >> gracias por la solidaridad que siempre demostraste conmigo no importa si fue en lo profesional , en lo personal y también en lo familiar no lo voy a olvidar nunca >> josé díaz-balart eres un grande no solo porque eres un gran periodista sino que eres un maestro para nosotros y eres un gran porque eres una gran persona >> siempre he admirado el profesionalismo y la cantidad de horas que entregas a tu trabajo >> te mereces todo y .. te quiero decir qué maravilla todo >> ahora en la televisión en inglés le robo su fi

community in a sense, or describes roma community as a very bad community and so on, and so forth.alance made by the european court of human rights and the human rights committee, is really a test of necessity and proportionality. the necessity to protect freedom of speech, because it is an important pillar of democracy. but also the necessity to protect the rights of minorities, the rights of different groups and so on and so forth. on a case by case, analyze both human rights committee on the european -- of human rights, do assess whether the limitation of the speech or the prohibition of the speech was in conformity with the european convention of human rights. there is also another type of discourse totally prohibited by international law. it's for instance, as you mentioned, genocide denial. the holocaust, so on and so forth. in this case, it's not only a limitation, not freedom of speech, but both in the european convention and in the icy pr, there is a prohibition dealing with abusive rights, and when someone for instance makes a discourse, denying the holocaust for the inte

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delivered by the european court of human rights on prohibition of speech for instance that targets roma community for instance or describes roma community as a very bad community and community and so on and so forth. so the balance made by the european court of human rights and the human rights committee is really a test of necessity and proportionality the necessity of course to protect freedom of speech because it's an important pillar of democracy, but also the necessity to protect the rights of minorities the right of different groups and so on and so forth and on the case by case analysis both the human rights committee on the european court of human rights do assess whether the limitation of the speech or the prehibition of the speech was inconformity with the iccp or the european convention of human rights, but there are so another type of discourse totally prohibited by international law. it's the for instance as you mentioned genocide dinners holocaust discourse and so on and so forth and in this case, it's not only a limitation of freedom of speech but both in the european con

lists 102,000 jewish people who were killed by the nazis — as well as more than two—hundred sinti and romaces. with so many victims. more than 100,000 of them who are named here. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history. this monument confronts us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability as to whether moore should have been whether moree should have been done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. king willem—alexander met with some of the survivors, seated next to one of the walls with some of the victims names inscribed. i thought it was emotional. ijust saw the name of a friend of mine. not anne frank or anyone famous, but a friend of mine. and i found it hard to read. i knew she was dead,

thank you, sister roma. interestingly, i think in san francisco 1985 i started college.really wonderful to be here to be able to talk about the rich history and all the stories that san francisco represents for the transcommunity. i still remember the first time when i got to the city, i came here because i know my community was here. and i could find someone to understand what i was going through. san francisco will always hold and is still holding a very special place in my heart. this is the city where i began my transition. this is the city where i became homeless. this is a city where i found a way out and this is a city who gave me these communities, you know, to serve in this privilege to be on different commissions to lead by different positions. i was lucky enough to be appointed to the human rights commission and then the department of public health, the health commission, i really am grateful for the opportunity to serve and to show the world that transpeople can lead too. it's not an accident that we see such a big and beautiful community here in san francisc

i was in mcallen and roma and i did round tables with ranchers and farmers and sheriffs and law enforcement and local elected officials. most the local elected officials in south texas are democrats. it's a democratic area of the state. every elected democrat i met with was so horrified by what is happening at the border. they said in the democratic party is the party of open borders count me out. i can't support. this. it's an unfolding disaster. in today in washington not a single democrat cares. joe biden and kamala harris won't go down to the border the rio grande valley or del rio. they insist these problems are not happening. we are at 2 million illegal immigrants. we are on the path to more. as long as joe biden and kamala harris refuse to apply the law it it will get worse. >> laura: and only 13% from the report in july of the 50,000 illegal immigrants they looked at with a court date even show up. once they are here and they are resettled into the united states, they are not coming back. those are new workers or people who are gig getting benefits in public schools and healthcare -

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party of open borders, the last few weeks i traveled all along self texas, not just laredo, mccallum, roma, a bird and did roundtables with ranchers and farmers down there, sheriffs and law enforcement, with local elected officials, most of the local elected officials in south texas are democrats, that has long been a democratic area of the state. every elected democrat i met with was so horrified by what is happening at the border they said to me over and over, listen, if the democratic party is the party open borders count me out. i can't support this and it is an unfolding disaster and yet today's washington democrats there's not a single one of the workers, president biden may go to the border, cameras won't go to the border, she won't go to del rio, they insist these problems aren't happening and this lawlessness we are already at 1.2 million illegal immigrants, we have to 2 million and as long as president biden and kamala harris refused to apply the law is going to keep getting worse. jillian: only 13% from that report back in july 50,000 illegal immigrants being looked at with the

in serie a, jose mourinho's roma were beaten 3—2 by hellas verona — it's their first defeat of the seasonhree. it's1—1 with about quarter of an hour left (morata fourth minute, rebic has just drawn milan level in the last few moments. italy's filippo ganna has successfully defended his world time trial title on sunday. the team ineos rider was last out on the course in belgium, pipping home favourite wout van art byjust five seconds and beating him for the second year in a row. britain's ethan hayter finished eighth. a rain delay and some exemplary spin bowling from charlie dean helped england go 2—0 up in theirfive match women's 0di series against new zealand. after being bowled out for a modest 197, new zealand were heading for victory before the heavens opened in worcester. when the players returned, dean took centre stage with four wickets as new zealand fell 14 runs short of their revised target. ireland's hopes of qualifying for the women's rugby world cup received a huge boost as they beat table toppers italy in their latest qualifying match. tries from bibin parsons and amee—leigh

amal's brother, roma lost all three of his children along with other family members. he was inside the house and recalls the horrifying moments after the strike. i ran to the car to take my nephew. and then my wife called to me to take my other nephew. then i saw that the car was burning and i ran to pull out my daughter. she was totally burned. everyone was burned. it's always gut wrenching to speak with parents who lost children this time at the fault of the united states. one thing that struck me about speaking with those fathers. they wanted to let the world know they were innocent. despite the fact it was their family hit in that u. s strike in kabul tree angst, fox news. and we're also hearing from pentagon officials and the commander of us central command responding to this mistake. i offer my profound condolences to the family and friends of those who were killed. this strike was taken in the earnest belief. that it would prevent an imminent threat to our forces and the evacuees at the airport, but it was a mistake. and i offer my sincere apology. the august 2

there are roma living in the in the streets in berlin who are rounded up by nazi germany and removed to a concentration camp outside of berlin, so that visitors don't see over sign signs of discrimination against -- aroma or others, and then there's just such a great deal of pageantry at the games. i think we're gonna see some video of that now, you see nazi flags everywhere here hanging on the brandenburg gate nazi flags the the germans. in state the torch relay run that we know so well, so this torch relay run begins in athens and ends in berlin. so what are the germans communicating there that they are the literal inheritors of greek civilization right in germany is the new is the new grease the center of civilization here you see hitler walking into the stadium at the beginning of the games in august of 1936. so this the germans bring a lot of pomp and a lot of pageantry to the games and a lot of what they bring is still with us today when we when we watch the olympic games every every fourth year, but they communicate to the world that they are back in the community of nations t

i am sister roma. a 34-year member of the san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence. [applause] >> it says "hold for applause." thank you. thank you. i am truly honored to join you today for this historical event. as your host, as we recognize the nation's first transgender history month right here in san francisco. [applause] >> i would like to begin by

. >> es una mezcla perfecta del pop de los hermanos josÉ luis y raÚl roma y el estilo.ultado de un buen rato entre amigos y colegas. >> lo mÁs importante es que hubo quÍmica de amistad, de colegas, de canciones, de plÁticas, fusiÓn de estilos y de momentos, los compositores siempre tiene que haber algo porque no puedes componer con alguien que no conoces. >> a unas horas del estreno, fue un placer amarte, se colocÓ como una de las canciones mÁs escuchados y los vÍdeos mÁs vistos en el mundo de la mÚsica. [mÚsica] >> que bien, que gusto me da es un chavo que han pesado estÁ bajo esa forma sÓlo, un excelente guitarrista, compositor, multipremiado. >> todo lo que compone te queda muy bien en cualquier gÉnero, lo hace muy bien. >> yo jamÁs pensÉ que los iba a escuchar cantando rancheras, que chistoso. estamos acostumbrados a ver a rÍo roma cortando las venas atÚn habrÁ espectacular con las canciones y las lÁgrimas. >> de ahÍ viene el sentimiento. >> usted tiene que entender que vengo el caribe, yo no soy tan ranchera, yo me para el salsa y merengue y si me quiero cortar las

but the road decision came down like a lightning bolt, and roma all of the sudden, overnight, legal abortion everywhere, for all american women, it was a huge deal. and they knew it was a huge deal when it happened. i was expecting one thing when i went back and looked in the archives as to nbc news was like that night. i was wrong. given one a big deal it was, and how big the deal they knew it was at the time, i will tell, you i was shocked to learn, that that supreme court decision, january 1973, did not come up in that night's neck were news broadcast, until 11 minutes in. 11 minutes into their 30-minute broadcast. and then, even when they tried to bring it, up it got pushed down by further breaking news. now, what was going on. is this was two days after nixon had just been inaugurated for a second term. the first 11 minutes of the newscast, that night, was about the paris peace talks. two supposedly and the vietnam war. that takes them through the first 11 minutes of the broadcast. in the minute of minute 11, they try to get to the roe v. wade decision, but more breaking news comes in o

she defeated to nani roma chandran in a special election to represent district 18 which includes alameda oakland and san leandro. that seat was left vacant when to me is husband was appointed as state attorney general. >> there's just a week before california voters have their final chances to decide if they want governor gavin newsom to continue in his position and the governor and his challengers in next week's recall election are making their last efforts to try to get voters out to the polls. kareen wynter brings us more from the governor's stop today in los angeles. it's a race to the finish line in the final days before california special >> governor gavin newsome fighting to keep his job while urging a room full of supporters in baldwin hills today to defeat the republican led effort to oust him in the september 14th race. newsom's biggest challenger republican front runner. larry elder, a conservative radio talk show host who knew some took aim at in his comments to voters. he doesn't believe the minimum wage at all. he calls food stamps. a giveaway. at the same time he calls for

it lists 102,000 jewish people killed by the nazis — as well as more than 200 sinti and roma.ar with three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed, most by the nazis but some by local collaborators, a difficult legacy to deal with and the king met with some of the survivors, fitted next to the walls where the victims peoples names were inscribed. translation: i thought it was emotional. - i just saw the name of a friend of mine, not anne frank or anyone famous, but a friend of mine and i found it hard to read. i knew she was dead of course. i still have a picture of her at home. as one survivor put it, this monument is a tribute that can never be erased and a warning that can never be forgotten. tim allman, bbc news. a leading football agent, who used to represent raheem sterling, has broken football association rules by signing under—age players, according to evidence seen by bbc panorama. aidy ward, who owns colossal sports management, also asked sterling to speak to a 15—year—old via video call, as part of an attempt by ward to sign him. the fa prohibits age

it is something that there may not be roma for principle -based regulation or regulation or government solves some tough questions why would argue beverly is seen as we probably need a mix of everything. >> i apologize i ran of time, i yield back. >> and together with breaking members, ohio all members will have five legislative days with which to submit important questions of witnesses to the chair which will be forwarded to the witnesses for the response and i asked witnesses to please respond as broadly as you are able ethically might have questions from ms. williams read without objection, all members will have five days in which to submit materials to the chair for inclusion into the record to remind the members the reason question the materials for the record should be submitted to the e-mail address provided to your offices in this hearing is now adjourned. thank you. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds]. [background sounds].

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roma community colleges has been countercyclical with the economy. during economic recessions, our enrollment turns to -- tends to grow and decline when i cannot -- when economy is strong. at pcc see and most community colleges, enrollment is at an all-time high in the early 2010s and declined since 2012. in 2017, we saw a large decline in enrollment when undocumented students no longer felt comfortable due to the national debate on immigration. for the most part, the students have yet to return. this impacted both students who work new and students who are currently enrolled. the pandemic is brought challenges that we anticipate will last for many years. enrollment dropped approximately 17% this last year. most of the decline from newly enrolled students rather than continuing students. enrollment patterns from local high schools tend to follow predictable patterns. for the fall 2020 semester, we experienced a relatively minor decrease in new student enrollment for more affluent school districts. lots of student enrollment from urban districts was d

i am sister roma. a 34-year member of the san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence. [applause] >> it says "hold for applause." thank you. thank you. i am truly honored to join you today for this historical event. as your host, as we recognize the nation's first transgender history month right here in san

two sources familiar with the matter confirm that biden administration is slated to tap salah owe ma romaall sizes and their charters and especially important attry but for fin tech companies applying a law professor at cornell but a special adviser to the george w. bush administration in 2006 and 2007 which is a feature that members of this administration hope will help her sail to an easy confirmation with republican votes while also appeasing progressive looking for someone in the role who will be tough on the banking industry she testified on the fin tech industry in 2018 where she made comments she wants to end banking as we know it and believes that crypto currency and digital stetz are untethered to the real economy. imagine her views at present will be important to the market and to republicans as she undergoes the confirmation hearings she will not be regulating in a vacuum if she is confirmed to that position. regulators from treasury, sec and the federal reserve will be operating alongside the o c c and to that note there is one role still open and the white house does not see

i am sister roma. a 34-year member of the san francisco sisters of perpetual indulgence. [applause] >> it says "hold for applause." thank you. thank you. i am truly honored to join you today for this historical event. as your host, as we recognize the nation's first transgender history month right here in san francisco. [applause] >> i would like to begin by thanking our wonderful