takes a vicious hit from vancouver's aaron rome, he was knocked out cold. left the ice on a stretcher, taken to the hospital. the team said later horton is able to move all of his extremities. rome was ejected for that hit. play resumes with some taunting. boston not pleased. mark recchi intends to shove his glove in his mouth. two huge saves on mason raymond and then 11 seconds into the second period, boston wakes up, striking first. andrew ference which makes it 1-0. and then boston pours it. brad marchand does it himself. unassisted goal making it 3-0. and then more rough stuff, vancouver finds itself in a bad place between a pack of bruins. how about a left jab? boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston. vancouver leads the series two

nathan horton takes a late hit from aaron rome. there's another look there. rome would get a five-minute major. emts would tend to horton. he is carried away on a stretcher. he was moving extremities. here's more good news if you're a bruins fan. start of the second period, no score. andrew ference goes through traffic. beats roberto luongo like a rented mule. later in the second, 2-0 bruins lead. brad marchand steals the puck. he says, i'll take this and you'll take that. bruins, they go up 3-0. and that's what a yellow arrow gets you. third period. canucks down 4-0. henrik sedin tries to take the puck. and things would get a little chippy. under a minute to go, michael ryder. past luongo. lamp lit. bruins win this one, 8-1. they would take game three. >>> we move to the diamond. cliff lee and his phillies losing five of seven. taking on the dodgers. lee was dialed in early. matt kemp, see you.

scary moment in the first period, aaron rome hits nathan horton with his shoulder. horton is struggling. aaron rome leaves with game misconduct. horton would be put up on a stretcher. he left the game, was take ton the hospital. the bruins said they were doing it for horton. brad marchand scores shorthanded. bruins roll over the canucks 8-1. vancouver still leads the series two games to one. but boston sent a message tonight. >> any word on that guy's condition? >> no word yet. they were saying he was responsive but they have further examination to go. it was a terrible hit. i[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money?

during a visit to rome presidents meet their needs made of reiterated he wants a peaceful resolution to the crisis in the middle east and north africa he met with prime minister silvio berlusconi after that to watch the grand military parade to cater to the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of italy's unification arches katherina groucho but is in rome for now and joins us live because that in a bid to seem to have had a pretty big day watch this. spectacle i should say a parade there earlier than discussing some very serious matters behind closed doors tell us more about what the two leaders had to say. on the two dmitri medvedev and prime minister of italy silvio berlusconi need just days after a major summit the g. eight summit wrapped up in france and of course the focus was mainly on those agreements already achieved between the leaders like a common stance on north africa and the middle east uprising again dmitri medvedev today reiterated russia's position on that russia only supports a peaceful resolution of the conflict in libya and considers it the country's internal affairs

rome eased it.or a catholic, everybody feels -- >> what about the --. was going to say that. >> you knew where i was going. >> did you take a kind of culinary tour of rome also? >> yes. my physical exercise was going that far. that was my daily workout. >> arch bush op dolan introduced us to the fine art of food in rome. >> your favorite italian food. >> favorite italian food, you may not believe this, the older i get, the more i like a simple pasta with just a little sauce. >> have you heard of this stuff, je gelato. every once in a while i'll have a little taste of it. i throw that away and get a snow shovel out. >> do you think every american catholic should come to rome? >> it would be great. no huh man being can walk into st. peter's and not feel overwhelming. for a catholic, it's like going home. >> and so archbishop dolan gave us a personal look of one of the most holiest sites. st. peter basilica. >> this is the altar above the tomb of peter. now only the pope uses this. this is called the h

of the year she's considering a great show is in rome for us live and now joins us you can call living museum of rome has been turned of course into something of a military fortress today we understand what's the atmosphere like in the italian capital. by me so most certainly was a spectacular show featuring not only the national army of peacefully but also for an army base every second day of june italy celebrates the italian day of the republic on the state nine hundred forty six one fashion fell at the out of poor old war to be talents voted to exile it's more arcs and a doctor a public forum of government so these days no one has passed the bill that republican traditionally features these spectacular military parades in the very center of romania call a stay on and this year's parade as you said is special because at twenty eleven also marks one hundred fifty years since he truly became a unified country from a patchwork of city states so never in a small in history to easily source so many national flags waving in the air as this year unlike of sample to be true day parade in mos

during a visit to rome russia's president reiterated he wants a peaceful resolution to the crisis in the middle east north africa he met with prime minister silvio berlusconi actually to watch the grand military parade dedicated to the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of italy's unification i should say are you cutting the grass has more from. vatican city vogel school any need just days after the g eight summit wrapped up in france so course the focus was mainly on the grants already achieved between the leaders like a common stance on the north africa and the middle east conflicts uprising again dmitri medvedev reiterated today russia's position russia supports a peaceful resolution of the conflicts in league and considers it the country's internal affairs also invited for talks today in rome was us vice president joe biden apart from libya and the middle east conflict they discussed the u.s. plans to deploy and to me sell system in europe you know russia expects more transparency more cooperation from the u.s. on that as this system is to be deployed so kudos to russia's borders f

the tables outside at rome burgers and others are quiet. perry's does not have an open front wall of the bar. there are -- not a stand up bar. the bar area is less than 500 feet. size does not matter. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, good evening. can you hear me ok? i am benjamin stafford, a resident for seven years. i can assure you that this is nothing like that as far as noise go. what we're talking about is four tables for dining on the front patio at every other restaurant the seat -- the street has. motorcycles and cars and bus lines are much noisier. i live in a neighborhood and i am familiar. your point about having a liaison, being appointed an owner. i know the owners and they are very good and respectable and i think having an owner on call it anything comes up is the best part: in this case due to -- the best protocol in this case. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am here as a member of the community. i live at 221 buchanan street which is four weeks -- blocks away. i have three quick p

susanne carella sigra lives in rome with her husband alessio and her son orso maria. [translator] i work because i was brought up to do so. my mother always taught me that independence is a fundamental, even for a woman, so when i finished studying, i started to work immediately. [speaking italian] women now do lots of things. they take responsibility for a lot of things, always according to the family problems that they may have. undoubtedly, women without children get around more easily and get involved in more things. also, they have more time available, and therefore they can produce more and commit themselves to more-- both to their own job and to their different interests. [speaking italian] probably women like that can have a career and have more interesting jobs. but people with children who are tied to the family with one or more child-- they're always limited because they have someone else to think about, another type of duty, and so they can't do more than that. [speaking italian] i work until 2:00 in the afternoon, and then i help my husband, family commit

others date to the fall of rome. when rome fell, europe was engulfed in chaos. people naturally grabbed for the high ground to escape the marauding barbarians that characterized those dark ages. over time, these towns were fortified and eventually functioned as independent city-states. in their glory days, they proudly charted their own course, generally free from the dictates of popes or emperors. then, the bubonic plague swept through tuscany in 1348. that, combined with the increasing dominance by the regional bully, florence, turned many bustling cities into docile backwaters. ironically, the bad news of the 14th century mothballed these towns, leaving them with a unique charm and a tourism-based affluence today. siena maintains much of its medieval character. its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence. assisi -- with its walls, gates, and castle -- was home to st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today. volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before chr

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rome give a game misconduct. the bruins responded in the second period. a neckel ball that the red sox tim wakefield would have been proud of. 3-0 when he got behind the defense and made the move on roberto alongo. bruins scored in the period and evened the series. >>> with all eyes on ohio state's football program, usc took another hit. as expected, the bcs stripped sc of their 2004 title. the trojans will remain the '04 champs. >>> a good day for flaxco burress. he received 21 months in jail for accidentally shooting himself in the leg in a nightclub.

well during a visit to rome president russia's president reiterated he wants a peaceful resolution to the crisis in the middle east north africa he held talks with italian prime minister silvio berlusconi after the two off the ground military parade it came as italy celebrates the one hundred fiftieth anniversary of its unification. was there to see. yes to take a show featuring not only the national army of easily but also foreign armies every second day of june italy celebrates the italian day of the republic on these state nine hundred forty six one fashion fall at the end of world war two beatles voted more arps had to drop their republican form of government these days no less passed at the last republican traditionally features these spectacular military parades in the very center of romania call a stay home and this year's parade as you said is national because at twenty eleven also marks one hundred fifty years since he became a unified country from a patchwork of cities states of never in a small in history to easily source so many national flags waving in the air as this yea

well opposed to i mean look when in rome you play by rome's rules this is the way we you know in britain this is the situation that we have and this is british culture and this is british way of life we shouldn't be changing ourselves for those there's the people who come to britain to fit in with those it should in effect be the other way around what we need is integration what we need is a shared culture a shared value and what we need to get rid of is multicultural multiculturalism which divides people and doesn't bring people together do you think you think there's an issue of political correctness here that competes of blame for true britons remaining a mom on the subject not wanting to offend muslims because they're afraid that they'll be deemed politically incorrect and possibly face ramifications in the social area or even in their jobs. well of course political correctness is a massive problem in britain but it's also a problem across europe as well i mean think about where does the liberal outrage with respect to the head builders trial if you turn this on its head and it was a

rome give a game misconduct. the bruins responded in the second period. a neckel ball that the red sox tim wakefield would have been proud of. 3-0 when he got behind the defense and made the move on roberto alongo. bruins scored in the period and evened the series. >>> with all eyes on ohio sta state's football program, usc took another hit. as expected, the bcs stripped sc of their 2004 title. the trojans will remain the '04 champs. >>> a good day for flaxco burress. he received 21 months in jail for accidentally shooting himself in the leg in a nightclub. he says he'll be ready to play when and if the football season starts. >>> on the game before the indians, all part of the plan to stay loose despite having the worst record in baseball. i think the twins will give the gentleman make y'allan bob sled team a run for their money. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. your early morning entertainment >>> a denial from cameron diaz and a lawsuit against michael jackson's estate. your early morning entertainment headlines are s

150th anniversary of the country's unification with celebrations around the country and a parade in rome. thousands of soldiers marched through the center of the city near the colosseum. among the guests were the afghan president and the u.s. vice-president, they're in sunglasses. armed forces from other countries also took part. >> an italian has made it to the finals of the french open. she will compete against li na on saturday, the first chinese player to reach a french open final after beating maria sharp ova -- sharapova. >> a tragic story repeated over and over again since the political upheaval began in north africa. people fleeing violence, trying to get to europe, but never making it. this thursday, 200 refugees are feared drowned after their boat ran into trouble in the mediterranean. there are similar tragedies almost every day. we focused on one such incident, when a boat carrying 63 migrants set off from libya. the engine broke down and most on board died of hunger or heat exhaustion. only nine were still alive when their vessel drifted back to the north african coast. this

the tables outside at rome burgers and others are quiet. perry's does not have an open front wall of the bar. there are -- not a stand up bar. the bar area is less than 500 feet. size does not matter. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, good evening. can you hear me ok? i am benjamin

rome was ejected for that hit. play resumes with some taunting. boston not pleased.k recchi intends to shove his glove in his mouth. two huge saves on mason raymond and then 11 seconds into the second period, boston wakes up, striking first. andrew ference which makes it 1-0. and then boston pours it. brad marchand does it himself. unassisted goal making it 3-0. and then more rough stuff, vancouver finds itself in a bad place between a pack of bruins. how about a left jab? boston bullies, sending a message. the final score 8-1. boston. vancouver leads the series two games to one. they get together tomorrow night right there in boston. >>> college football news, the university of southern california's football team says it will return the crystalle trophy it took home after winning the 2004 bcs championship game against oklahoma. the bcs oversight committee voted to strip usc of its title after an ncaa investigation concluded that running back reggie bush and his family received improper benefits during that season. the bcs says there will be no champion for the 2004

others date to the fall of rome. when rome fell, europe was engulfed in chaos.eople naturally grabbed for the high ground to escape the marauding barbarians that characterized those dark ages. over time, these towns were fortified and eventually functioned as independent city-states. in their glory days, they proudly charted their own course, generally free from the dictates of popes or emperors. then, the bubonic plague swept through tuscany in 1348. that, combined with the increasing dominance by the regional bully, florence, turned many bustling cities into docile backwaters. ironically, the bad news of the 14th century mothballed these towns, leaving them with a unique charm and a tourism-based affluence today. siena maintains much of its medieval character. its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence. assisi -- with its walls, gates, and castle -- was home to st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today. volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before chris

we have seen rome and the brickyard move in and it has been a great thing. i do not have issues with the brickyard or this patio. i do not it will have issues after that either. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i am dina uppley, i am in here to speak in favor of the brickyard. i am a homeowner and president. i live around the corner of tuition -- union and golf. i look forward to the day when the patio can get open. this is not an issue about or sitting. it is an issue of what noise may reach up side because there may be a door open but i wonder, would you -- that would not be any different if there was a window there and how can you deny an establishment to have a window that is open? in any case, just having fresh air flow through the place through a window, i think that whatever noise would escape. it will escape through any kind of al but that it has. i used to go to bayside as well and they had open windows and there were complaints. the neighbors said there were no complaints in the bayside days and i knew the honor and there were lots of com

down goes erin rome -- or excuse me down goes horton after rome received a 5 minute penalty.p in the local hospital but was moving his extremities. hard to watch a game when you see a guy carried off like that. tim thomas had 40 saves. boston explored -- exploded to 8 goals. vancouver still leads the series 2 games to one. usc trojans are being force today give back their 2004 national title reggie bush got caught. >> all right. good night everybody. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working

after 27 hours of trying to get on a plane to rome, john was finally heading for the gate at sfo. >> my flight to frankfort got canceled, so i missed my connection in rome and so now i have been waiting here. i've had a bunch of different stand byes i missed. >> united airline computer problem was fixed after five hours. the nightmare for stranded passengers lingers on. robin, her three kids, and a young friend were at wit's end. >> we stand in line for ever. said we could fly from phoenix to boise, but we had to go down to terminal one. when we got to terminal one, the flight from phoenix to boise is overbooked. >> the airline hasn't been much help. >> the computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> united said it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds. with airlines flying fuller than ever, rebooking has been tough. misty has missed flights half way around the world. >> warsaw was late and then we went to frankfort. >> you're supposed to be in chicago? >> yes. >> h

down goes erin rome -- or excuse me down goes horton after rome received a 5 minute penalty. up in the local hospital but was moving his extremities. hard to watch a game when you see a guy carried off like that. tim thomas had 40 saves. boston explored -- exploded to 8 goals. vancouver still leads the series 2 games to one. usc trojans are being force today give back their 2004 national title reggie bush got caught. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found. which was clear on the other side of town. [ male announcer ] wells fargo. with you when you're

aaron rome leaves with game misconduct. horton would be put up on a stretcher. game, was take ton the hospital. the bruins said they were doing it for horton. brad marchand scores shorthanded. bruins roll over the canucks 8-1. vancouver still leads the series two games to one. but boston sent a message tonight. >> any word on that guy's condition? >> no word yet. they were saying he was responsive but they have further examination to go. it was a terrible hit. i[ male announcer ] want to achieve more with your money? pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your money. see what a complete view of your money can do for you at pncvirtualwallet.com. ♪ pnc bank. for the achiever in you. ...but my symptoms kept coming back... ...kept coming back. then i found out advair helps prevent symptoms from happening in the first place. advair is for asthma that's not well controlled on a

the nhl announced rome has been suspended four games. the canucks lead the series 2 games to 1 so he's done for the playoffs. right now, nba finals, game 4, dallas leads by two in the fourth quarter over the heat. the heat lead the series two games to one. i'm dave feldman. have a great night. brian is back right after this. ♪ [ male announcer ] spare toothbrush, just in case: $4. ♪ home cooked meal: $28. ♪ first date finest: $33. ♪ having time on your side: priceless. mastercard paypass. bringing you the most convenient ways to pay. learn more at mastercard.com/paypass. >> taking the edge off, a missouri ice cream shop selling a bizarre flavor has been told to stop, even though it was popular. the flavor, secada. shay used the insects caught in the backyard along

conference we don't have the english translation we are waiting trying to get it from from there in rome. more than an anniversary and now we're going to be holding this trilateral meeting with the vice president of the united states of america mr joe biden we've already had a meeting amongst ourselves. and we've examined the international issues before us so we met just a few days ago when france anyway and during that time of course we just custer the main issues that concern the international scenario right now but i don't wish to anticipate what he's going to say i would like for dimitri himself to inform you of what he would like to say. i'll start one statement by congratulating him on behalf of the russian federation for all of my colleagues here russian journalists. on vacation or one hundred fiftieth anniversary of the fusion of legally i would call a geisha. enjoys taking part vent. because italy he's very close or. and we maintain very good very close relationship will it indeed i'd like to express my admiration for. the parade that we have witnessed was there a favorite band

at s.f.o. >> my flight to frankfurt got canceled to i missed my connection in rome.o now i have been waiting here, a bunch of different standbys that i have missed. >> reporter: united airlines computer problem apparently was fixed after just five hours but the nightmare for stranded passengers lingers on. robin goodyear, her three kids and young friend were at wits ends. >> we stand in line forever. they said we could fly from phoenix to boise. but we had to come all the way down to terminal 1 and when we got to terminal 1 they said the flight from phoenix to boise is completely overbooked so they are sending us all the way back. >> reporter: pat hogan says the airline hasn't been much help. >> their computers crashed and they just threw their hands up. didn't know when they would be up. didn't know what they would do with all these people. >> reporter: united says it is working with passengers to rebook or provide refunds but with airlines flying fuller than ever this summer rebooking has been tough. missing flights halfway around the world. >> warsaw was late. and

you play by rome's rules this is the way we you know in britain this is the situation that we have and this is british culture and this is british way of life we shouldn't be changing ourselves for those to the people who come to britain to fit in with those children affect me the other way around what we need is integration what we need is a shared culture a shared value and what we need to get rid of is multicultural multiculturalism which divides people and bring people together that's now return to our top story here concerning barack obama and his decision to withdraw a large part of the u.s. garrison from afghanistan for more on this we're now joined from the u.s. capitol by voice of russia radio host and analyst ricardo young. does it look like nato has actually broken the taliban's momentum as the white house is claiming is it a good time to be putting out over thirty thousand troops. well that is of course as i say at the us a sixty four thousand dollar question is that the right time but if you look at the timeline that president barack obama did announce while he was running

wrong in libya it's only a nato member itself has already lost all faith in the operation in fact rome has gone as far as to call for the sanction of all military action and to law aid in to libya france and britain have however dismissed the calls for us to sation in need to his relentless pounding of libya need to do is acting under a u.n. resolution to protect civilians but many believe the alliances main aim has always been to oust colonel gadhafi some european politicians from countries backing the campaign say that's not the job for nato but fully being people to decide the british public don't really understand why we've been taken into these wars and yes indeed. while we bomb them now colonel gadhafi is i murderous vicious dictator in the world and libya will be better off without him but it is our business to go in there of office if the libyans want to have a revolution and get rid of him then good luck to them all others believe the longer the attacks really be a continue the more difficulties for nato and its political backers the only exit option of nato was to say we will

rome is going to be suspended for the rest of the series. the hit was deemed illegal because rome had already passed the puck when he hit horton. >>> in football news, terrell prior is the latest controversy. he announced he's going to skip his senior season this fall. prior faced a five day suspension for breaking ncaa rules. that violation led to the forced resignation of jim tressel last week. >>> and maybe a little hollywood bringing the o's some luck tonight. we'll have the highlights tonight. >> wow. >> it's the o's. >> we just missed th,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> be sure to watch cbs tonight. tune in to the good wife and followed by wjz news at 11:00. >> don't go away because there's much more ahead on the cbs evening news with scott pelley. including trouble ahead as the president weighs in are we headed for a recession? the man who killed her son moves in next door. a new definition of love thy neighbor. we're going to take,, >> pelley: tonight, we have fresh evidence of difficult days ahead for the economy. the president weighed in on whether

can anybody handle -- if you are the emperor of rome, you gave people cake.aren't giving people cake now, but food. food stamps. you want to control the people. emperor knew. give the people cake. and then entertain them. isn't it interesting how entertainment -- we're not, really. what differences. what are you going to do about this? what are you going to do about weiner? that is probably the wrong thing to say. what are you you going to do about that story? get all mad? are you going to call him? "hey, you should resign." that will help. what are you going to do? seriously. nothing. sorry, todd, what? >> in a basic since, like inquirer mentality. you look at it and are amused by it but nothing happens of it. >> glenn: is it really funny? we're laughing because there is nothing else we can do, right? it's not funny. it's horribly, horribly tragic. a guy just put our country on the ropes. why do i say he is putting our country on the ropes? endangered each and every one of us. how? why? >> he could have been blackmailed and he could have given different peop

take our jobs will modify my because they feel that we are back war it's not as much we prove in this rome fighting that we have mastered computers and maps remains our belief in the body but develop does that matter that about telling her she went up that that's wishful thinking. i am i that it was god's will but as a dead end. if they don't acknowledge us. they don't see us. is that they could care less about this apathy. business miscasting they don't see we're poor people don't want is good and living from trash. can't go without a foreign companies to shut us out from people's homes and their trash. just because it's not getting any easier for us because you know that many of us are forced into scavenging the streets for scraps we buy a lot of though because there's no got a board or better or for us my life has become inhumane. and we try to apply all projects of sorest separation. in that seat and it seems the residents were receptive because then you can use to live in i'm out of ten residents like the idea and co-operated what i've seen of a lot of foreign company workers here to

interest to try to give support for so i cannot see them making too much of the faa's -- too much of rome = = -- too much of a fuss. item r, there are none. item f are board members report stereo -- board member report said. goo>> i know we also reviewed te budget once again within the city, and i thought to review our budget. i know i have already mentioned half of the report. >> in the second half, we were hearing about candlestick waynpt agreement, and part of the was paying the zip code if they attended now, paying them a stipend, and also, there are jobs for those residing in nia 92124

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. >> we have talked on this broadcast for a long time about the rome roll of this particular office but you have the opinion that it has been softened, perhaps weakened, how so? >> it took the president a year and a half to even appoint someone, so that shows it's not a priority here, in addition to that, it took another six months to get confirmation, she'll get her feet on the ground and his term might be up, beyond that, she needs to report directly not president and to the secretary of state, the position is relegated fo some obscure office where she reports to the assistant secretary, she needs direct access. >> and i think what's going to make a difference i'm sure our viewers will understand is putting some teeth beyond these elements when there are elements that persecute, that there should be consequences. >> and it's hard for places in china. >> gary is monitors these events around the world, so thank you. >> in the christian nation of denmark, the number of immigrants is going, about 4% of the population is now muslim, there's also a vibrant ministry that shares the love of c

interest to try to give support for so i cannot see them making too much of the faa's -- too much of rome = = -- too much of a fuss. item r, there are none. item f are board members report stereo -- board member report said. goo>> i know we also reviewed te budget once again within the city, and i thought to review our budget. i know i have already mentioned half of the report. >> in the second half, we were hearing about candlestick waynpt agreement, and part of the was paying the zip code if they attended now, paying them a stipend, and also, there are jobs for those residing in nia 92124 zip code. >> they also included the valley community as well, we were able to facilitate some of those conversations with folks. providers from the traditional age youth. and get them the employment program. >> thank you. report from augmented ad hoc. we did that already. >> i wanted to report that we're not having a meeting in july. we had scheduled that. >> the report from the augmented growth policy and legislative committee. >> the item was a legislative overview. they did not take any positions un

take our jobs will modify my because they feel that we are back war it's as much we prove in this rome fighting that we have mastered computers and maps the remains i believe developed that none other but the english lit up that it's wishful thinking. oh my. goodness god's will but it is a dead end. if they don't acknowledge us. but they don't see us. is that they could care less about this apathy. business mistrust they don't see we're poor people don't want us good and living from trash. can't go without a foreign companies to show themselves from people's homes and their trash. just because it's not getting any easier for us because many of us are forced into scavenging in the streets for scraps we bought a lot ago because there's no got a border or for us my life has become inhumane. and we're trying to apply all projects of sorest separation. in that seat and it seems the residents were receptive because then you can use to live in i'm out of ten residents like the idea uncooperative but i've seen the bulk of the foreign company workers get a break up the trash in front of the res

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