we met at the salvation army san jose thrift store.otted aisles of gently used inventory and lots of very low prices. west says clothing here that others have donated does three things. it saves you money, reduces waste, and supports the salvation army's mission to help our neighbors. you can feel good that the money that you spend there is going back towards the rehabilitation of men and women who have been really disaffiliated from their families and from their friends, and maybe from their former employment. west says don't worry about having to sift through piles of junk clothing, he assured us the salvation army has already done that. they only sell clothes kids can actually wear. and here's a bonus charity thrift stores are exempt from state sales tax. that's another savings. about 10%. good to know. 626 right now we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including scott peterson set to speak for the first time in two decades. we've got all new details on his exclusive interview. plus, new tension between homeless advocates and city lea

mission to convince abdullah al-hashimi, not to accompany other arab countries in formation of the salvation army. since year ago, i gradually infiltrated the jordanian army and sent all the information to the organization under the leadership of dear and caring bangorian. now there is one. step left to victory, the hagana had issued call for the jewish youth between the ages of 17 and 25 to join the army. we will put these days behind. we have to think about the future and make plans for it. after this mission, we had to government. those who accompanied the jewish patriotism movement during the hard years, now had to play their... essential role in israel and its administration, the conflict that started during the 1920 nebi musa riots would never end. the jews had run out of patience, now others had to pay for our 20 years of patience and since. there was no difference between young and old, men and women, children and adults. "there was no difference between military personnel and civilians. the palestinians did not exist at all, so they could not return. history is written by the victorys an

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a mobile canteen for the salvation army will get close to fire at the webster school, malibu canyon road. the red cross set them on the evacuation center. and as the refugees put them on. but by automobile and some even on a story caught up that was mrs. jean has of quest's narrow escape we just woke up at 5:00 by telephone call from the lovely neighbor, and we looked up at all your side of the mountain ranges, our and we were quite sure that we weren't going to be a. flame to go out for at least over the far hillside where all of a sudden the help us. that's it was just a mass of flames it was a very for our lives. we this morning so i was getting by nightfall this but burning day and 900 men of 100 pieces of equipment were fighting wholly uncontrolled fire and 30 houses had burned to the ground, leaving nothing, ironically, with their stone, a fireplace among them was the beach house of tv star ralph. yes, we did have a lot of wonderful mementos in there, things that were very close to our hearts, but the ones i really feel sorry for are people who lived on their land, who made their l

housing for awhile, like around 17 years and um, how, from whole personal care and uh, salvation army, they got together and they got me a room for a year. so you know, which is pretty good because you know, now i don't have to travel a lot too much and still like be pushy. i had a, i had major surgery on my legs. come on this thing, but i also have a disease and my legs for my blood cells and my most will switch. and my skin has a hard time sticking to our legs. so they put these on there to hold a bag, which is the big one right here. because you don't want to kill them so many times . so i was flying around here this, in other words, you know, that really is like, i don't know, that's what a lot of slot most people are homeless then. then the houses are less in california, on the telephone's working for new york on your own. so you can see it for work. so i can fax cuz my girls tend to take the little overdose all set overdose and have to come back in a great home. so you don't pay, you know, a lot of people die enough enough. don't even know what the fuck is. it's all just crazy.

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if somebody wants to get sober, they could offer them a bed at salvation army. if they really want to be in a tent, we can do a sanctioned tent community safe sleeping. there is a homeward bound program where you can get a bus ticket somewhere. if you offer people a lot of choices. i don't believe people are going to turn it down. and if they do, quite frankly, you know, that's where our system also has care court to evaluate because there's no reason to inflict harm on yourself unnecessarily. so reality is now it's not unnecessary. as you mentioned, there are some communities that are having some success that are getting traction. so i suspect a lot of other communities will be looking at those examples as we move forward. elizabeth fung, from dignity moves. thanks so much for taking the time to talk with us. this morning. thank yo. well, some major changes in the works for southwest airlines. leaders want to get away from open seating. this is because pressure is coming from investors to make more money. starting next year, the airline plans to launch flights

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and he is like a salvation army, elderly women keep panting there close to him.k times best-selling author and comedian tyrus. >> greg: tyrus, i am going to go to you first because we have not talked to since even before the assassination. >> yes. >> greg: what have you to say about these events? >> you leave for two weeks and all hell breaks loose. i don't even know i mean what the hell? it is like seven where were you moments? i guess if you want to talk about kamala we can do that. but. >> greg: we can save her for later. >> i agree with you 1000 % there was no path to victory so i quit. that is basically what that is there is no path to victory. we saw scientific history made during the attempted assassination of president trump. the first time in recorded history we have seen a bullet bleed. blue blood on his air and then shortly after that i think the speech from chuck norris was particularly touching as he stepped down as the world's strongest badass and you gave that title to president trump. so all chuck norris jokes you take chuck out and you put presid

as 2017 most of what happened in mar-a-lago was sort of palm beach society balls, red cross, salvation army, that sort of thing. that year in 2017 because of what trump said about the rioters in chival and there were very fine people among them, a lot of those society clients left, and for a while there was a sort of hole in the social calendar at mar-a-lago, but now that has been filled by a whole new set of people, and some of them are in political campaigns including trump's own, but a lot of them are nonprofits or other groups aligned, and so nonprofits started by his administration alumni, started with people like mike flynn, these people who are basically taking the conspiracy theories that sort of trump's voters believed in before, and now sort of making them into policy, making them into a movement and bringing them sort of the forefront of mar-a-lago where, you're right, physically they're together with the republican main stream, and they start to refuse the republican mainstream. >> and when you talk about the conspiracies that are accepted as truth, i mean we're talking about fr

red cross, salvation army.of what trump said about the rioters in charlottesville, that there were fine people among them, a lot of the society clients left. there was a hole there. but that has been filled by a whole new set of people. some of them are political campaigns including trump's own. a lot of them are just non- profits or other groups aligned with trump's politics. non-profits started by his administration alumni. with people like mike flynn. people who basically are taking the conspiracy theories that sort of trump's voters believed in before. where you are right, physically, they start to infuse the republican mainstream. >> we are talking about fringe ideas including the pizza gate theory which i would love for you to expand upon. and other looney tune ideas that don't make any sense. but inside the walls of mar-a- lago, that is what actually happened. that's fact. >> this is not just somebody talking in the corner somewhere. these are people on the stage speaking in mar-a-lago's ballroom. often

recently as 2017, most of what happened at mar-a-lago was palm beach society balls off, red cross, salvation army thing. in 2017, because of what he said about writers in charlottesville, they were very fine people among them, a lot of those clients left. for a while there was a whole and the social calendar but now that has been filled by a whole new set of people and some of them are political campaigns including trump's own, but a lot of them are just nonprofits or other groups that are aligned with his politics. nonprofits started by his administration alumni, mike flynn, people who are taking the conspiracy theories that trump's voters believed in before and are now making them into policymaking and a movement and bringing them to the forefront of mar-a-lago where physically they are together with the republican mainstream and they start to infuse their public and mainstream. >> when you talk about the conspiracies that are accepted as truth, i mean, we are talking about fringe ideas, including the pizza get theory, which i would love for you to expand upon. and looney tunes ideas that have

partners, our ngos, interfaith ministries, so we're all working with the american red cross, salvation armyting up that structure to be able to support the needy. that's what we're doing right now. so these are the times when the community's coming together along with all of our stakeholder partners to ensure that. it is a huge undertaking, but we have great teams, great people, and we've been planning for this. we continuously plan for this. if you recall six weeks ago we went through this. yeah, we -- that's a huge undertaking, but that is the biggest concern, heat with no electricity, the medically fragile, a vulnerable population. so all together, yeah. that's a big concern. >> i wonder if you as the head of a large emergency response division have had conversations with other people in other major cities, particularly given the concerns about climate change that even though this may be a record-setting year, it may not be the last record-setting year. i mean, are you ready for it in the long term, what are those conversations like? >> you know, that's a great question. that's the long

salvation army, hospitals. they started to depart in 2017 after trump's infamous comments about the riot in charlottesville, virginia that they were fine people on both sides. after that the apolitical customers fell away and they were a couple down years. after trump left office there place was taken by all these either political campaigns or politically aligned nonprofit groups that are full of trump's alumni in his administration, people who go there to suck up to him, to be seen with him and to sort of joined in this political bubble. they made 22 million in profits , his most profitable club by far. people are joining all the time so it's a business success. he's taking it from that failure caused by his politics now into a raging business success also fueled by his politics. >> is there a tangible way to figure out what this money can buy people who invest at mar-a- lago? >> what you see now is it buys immediately trump's presence. he will show up at your event, except her ward, given endorsement. that's

there were a lot of red cross, salvation army balls, large charity events.ost began to leave after 2017, because of what he said. he said there were very fine people on both sides of what happened at charlottesville, so those charity customers started to leave, the profit margin went way down. especially since he's been president, a whole bunch of new groups started to come in, both political campaigns, including his own, but a lot of other sometimes very new maga-aligned groups. nonprofits off political groups that haven't been there, and more than replaced what he lost when the society customers left. it appears more profitable than in the last 20 years. >> the elephant in the room -- it's a room full of elephants, but a scene of serious felony crimes, where he stole and refused to return classified documents. let me show you what one of the witnesses -- a former -- i believe a former employees of mar alacko had to say about intermingling of the official and the sort of sordid memberships. >> there was a member, anthony pratt, he flew in the night before -

. >> he gathered up some of the boys' things and toys, took them to salvation army and goodwill.knows there's no way he's gonna beat those." >> so the morning of sunday, february 5th, chuck had gone to church early. >> i knew they were going for their visit. they were making it clear to my wife and myself, "we don't want to see him today. no. we don't wanna go." >> i picked up the boys. they were waiting in their home with their grandmother, and i expected to return the boys in about 4 1/2 hours. >> and things just go very wrong. >> the pierce county sheriff believes what has happened is nothing short of pure evil. with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you. emerge as you. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 4 months and the majority stayed clearer, at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness and swelling. it's just 6 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your

army. vlasovo was awarded the rank of colonel general of the wehrmacht. in april and may of '45, the spanish dictator franco offered him salvation, and then the americans offered, but vlasov hoped to negotiate with them about shelter for the remnants of his army. he was detained in czechoslovakia while on his way to stupid american zone and sent to moscow. he was tried as a traitor and sentenced to hang. on july 11, 1946 , the first domestic saratov-moscow gas pipeline came into operation. this became an epoch-making event. there was not enough fuel then, even in the capital they heated with wood, and people stood in lines for hours for kerosene. saratov gas significantly improves the life of muscovites. gas stoves were rare and ran on lamp or artificial gas. academician ivan gubkin suggested that there is natural gas in the saratov region. and in the late thirties soviet scientists, boris mazharovsky, vasily senyukov and others, discovered the elshanskoye deposit. the saratov-moscow gas pipeline was built in just 2 years, and in order to lay it. a route almost 850 km long, hundreds of engineers and thousands of workers walked it, through rivers, swamps and fo

correct television channels managed to highlight leonard’s version of this, now the whole this army of salvationned. in order to reinterpret the possible and impossible, to pull out from the bins of no one except aesthetes an unknown artist, who and explain to the ignorant public that it can be said, they were forced to peace and goodness, they did not understand this, the whole point is that this the symbolism that has passed and which has generally left behind, one might say, ashes, the shock has plunged this operation, the entire operation can be called as not... so to speak, the stat of the army of defense of the naked king of all the others, since - so much, such the number of incredible justifications and reinterpretations cannot in any way be explained solely by aesthetic moments and mutual accusations, that is, even according to some very interesting statements of some political figures, not to mention journalists, publicists and even philosophers, in general... the overwhelming majority, and not only france, but practically the whole world, and this is recorded in open broadcasts, it wa

about the salvation of ukraine from the invasion of the troops of the russian people, who are at war with us, about the protection of our country from. enemy army and restraining them from the war of aggression, and in addition, he continues volunteering through his pages in social networks, in particular, he helps displaced people from the kherson region, although he himself still does not have a permanent place of residence. anna kostyuchenko for voice of america from kyiv. download the voice of america mobile application. the application allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn. read news, watch informative programs and videos, as well as listen to podcasts of the ukrainian service of "voice of america". let's hope that the hand of justice will find and will punish every russian war criminal. we will say goodbye on this, read breaking news and analytical materials on the voice of america ukrainian website, watch our youtube channel, social networks. thank you for your trust and stay with us, have a peaceful day, see you soon! there are discounts that represent the only discounts on eurofast softcaps 10% in pharm

them, naturally, the liberation of taretsk, its suburbs will be akin to salvation, it is all the more pleasant to report that our armyh the shelling of the city at these moments? it's relatively calm now situation, but this does not mean that it is completely quiet, since the sounds of air defense operations are periodically heard and, moreover, there are explosions of such power in the sky. such a force that sometimes the alarms in parked cars go off, respectively, they hit with a heavy caliber, such things fall from the sky, fragments of rockets, this fragment, in particular, i picked up not far from here near my house, so one can only imagine what would fly here to the center donetsk, if not for the air defense dome, well, you understand: you can easily, having moved to the outskirts of donetsk, i just returned from the petrovsky district and there, you know, you especially understand, you feel close to the front line. let me remind you that the petrovsky district borders marinenka, for which there were battles almost from the very beginning of the armed conflict, now marinka is under our control, but the enemy ha