the salvation army made use of things like music and shouting at other people out there as well. that's happening in downtown missoula at the same time. they say why aren't you arresting the salvation army people? judge small says that's irrelevant. and he convicts them. orders him to go to jail for 15 days and orders them to pay a fine. he says i will suspend all of that if you agree not to speak anymore. this is a thing they really want not that they want to punish them but they want them to stop speaking out. jones and little refuse to do that. so they were sent to jail this idea vw cartoon that's illustrating some of these things here. they are talking about how they are on a soapb here. they're being arrested by the police in the salvation army is t tre too, they are not g aested there a few other things about this cartoon as well. in t right you can see a police officer being paid off. next to him iss the r lig district. this area you are at and will go back to the area itig here. this area right over here back here on west front street. you cannot see it well enough they s

so they say, why aren't you why aren't you arresting salvation army people? the judge his name is judge small says this is irrelevant. irrelevant. and he convicts them orders them to go to jail for 15 days and orders them to pay a fine. but he says, i'll suspend all that. you agree not to speak anymore. this is the thing they really want. it's not so much want to punish them. they just want them to stop speaking out right? but jones and frank little refuse to do that. so they're to jail. and this is an iww cartoon that's illustrating some of these things here, right? they're talking about how they're on a they're on a soapbox here being arrested by the police, even though the salvatmy i ore, too. they're not being arrested. and are a few other things about this cartoon. well t top there, you can see a police officer being paid o and next to him is the red light district. and this this areaul where they're at, i'll just go back to this map here for a second. this area right over here, back here on, west front street, you can't see it well enough from where you

she's the salvation army's director for anti trafficking and modern slavery. thanks forjoining us.at? it is an alarming _ after a case like that? it is an alarming report. - after a case like that? it is an alarming report. and i after a case like that? it is an alarming report. and it| after a case like that? it 3 an alarming report. and it is highlighting the fact that it is happening and still happens throughout the country, throughout the country, throughout the country, throughout the world, but in particular for us throughout the world, but in particularfor us in throughout the world, but in particular for us in the salvation particularfor us in the salvation army, we are supporting victims based in england and wales and we are finding the crimes that come to us are similarto finding the crimes that come to us are similar to the ones which have been part of this criminal activity. the clients who came into our service from this particular case are still recovering. they are finding their mental and physical well—being is severely affected through the trauma they experienced.—

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ya regresé y la guardia nacional, al igual que salvation army y otras organizaciones sin fines de lucrorro viene de por aquí, pasa en esta línea. nosotros damos la agua y la comida y después se va. y así estamos ayudando a la comunidad. en cada punto de distribución se registraron largas filas, mientras que desde brandon beach, el gobernador ron desantis informó que 11 personas perdieron la vida, algunos mientras conducían y otros a causa de la marejada ciclónica. muchos desastres desastres peor que devin. el que pasó anterior estuvo peor. este este. bueno, aquí en nuestra región tenemos un panorama muy diferente. estamos atentos a posibles incendios, así que vamos contigo directamente. marcelo rivera cuéntanos más. así es fátima, amigos televidentes, las condiciones secas que se avecinan tan pronto como el día de mañana van a provocar que tengamos no solamente temperaturas altas y aire seco, sino también la posibilidad de incendios prácticamente en toda la bahía, en zonas al norte, al este, al sur e incluso zonas en sacramento. y es que esos valores de humedad relativa baja van a estar

we have a phenomenal partner waiting to partner with the city, the salvation army.have 1,100 recovery beds that they can partner with san francisco and we have to be aggressive about using the new millionaire's tax that's been repurposed, proposition 1, that we voted on in march, so that we can open up and expand the number of mental health and recovery beds. ucsf purchased st. mary's and st. francis. we have the option there to work with them to expand those and open back up those recovery beds. so we have a lot of different things that can really make a difference right out the gate so we can turn this tide on the fentanylover dose crisis and we also have to be very clear. you can't come to san francisco, be on the sidewalk and use drugs. business as usual. we're going to draw a firm line and insure people are getting off the streets and into recovery they need. >> so many voters say they're fed up with san francisco politics as usual because they feel like, frankly, the city doesn't have their backs in terms of making the city safer, providing lasting solutions t

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belodona asked me to entertain you, yeah, and you immediately agreed, yeah, well... just the salvation army saying, how much do i owe you? what, well, for the flowers, the money, how much do i owe you, for the ice cream, for the gas, you have a wonderful service for providing a good mood, to an aging woman on the verge of despair, you did it, that's it, my time is up, let's go to hell. yes, hello, lukashenko, can you, i'm listening, sonny, everything's fine with you. yes, everything's fine. and why are you talking to me so dryly? mom, i'm busy. yes, i understand, but why couldn't you call? why? well, what, why, just like that, to talk to your mother? mom, we'll talk tomorrow. what tomorrow? what, aren't you coming again today? mom, well, i'm on duty. you were on duty recently, weren't you? that's it, i'm off, i have no time, i'm sorry. that's it, i can't take it anymore, i have no more strength, i can't take it anymore, i can't take it anymore. i'm tired, i want to, that's it, sleep! faster, i beg you, faster! why are you so nervous? i've already explained to you, it's a matter of life and

ass, help me, by the way, it was maxim himself who contacted me, you're right here, i see the salvation armyg like that, where is your accomplice, what's his name, yes the dog will find out where he is, his name was sanya, the same fly-by-night as me, i'm telling you this honestly, citizen boss, from me, finish it, yes, hello, it's shulga, about the lover, stas morantsov, the session is over, let's do it another time, i thought you would sign for me on this, oh my god, i'll have to decide with my director on the tickets, does tatyana leprandi tell you anything, what's wrong with her, she's dead, i wanted to discuss this with you, how is it convenient for you here, or maybe at yours? sorry, it's inconvenient for me, i'm not alone, and i wouldn't want to come to you , you won't leave me alone, right? no, well, let's talk in the car, almost no one knew about our affair, that's when tanya disappeared, i... calmed down, started making inquiries, and i they said it was unsafe because her husband was a very influential person, leprandiya was capable of anything, even murder, i think, yes, everyone

i'm a huge supporter of the salvation army regathers them as functioning members of our city and so not focusing on what we focused on important o for years is allowing people to have handout not compassionate we need to lift people out of cycle and help them improve their lives. thank you. >> coming up on the last couple of questions. what are you doing to engage these to support you in district 7 start with steve. >> you know, i have volunteers that are young people and younger people and i think that is time that we teach kids youth to be engaged in politics. and because it is going to effect them someday and the caveat need to understand the consequences of they're voting or their positions and as a supervisor candidate i'm willing to engage with young people and debate what them and make them see and think of things they might not have thought of young people are you logistics but engaging them i can make them see how older adults do things and all for people getting involved in politics but i think it is important you do so to try to be conformed and compassionate those are the th

lake junaluska in that area, samaritan's purse, obviously mountain project, salvation army, manna food bank. there's a lot going on that i urge you to explore. at the end of the day of course we have federal resources, but i haven't ever seen them come through with the immediacy that locals can. it's important. i know i have mentioned this to you before. i volunteered with god's katrina kitchen a year after hurricane katrina had devastated padevastated -- there many waves of it. the surgeons, the destruction, the disease, the fresh these are fellow americans. if there's anything we can do, number one is pray and number two get local. waiting for the feds to step in, for kamala harris to commute to come back to me is not a winning solution whatsoever. these americans need help now. >> it sounds like a zoom call with the backdrop. rebeccah, you saw governor desantis late last night talking about helping. we took a phone and live on fox. talking about helping out north carolina and other states that he felt like even though they had been hit and have had many deaths in florida, he could s

mike leach, our mass care teams, emergency teams, partners like red cross and salvation army are working side-by-side to support shelters for those displaced by the storm. our agency is continuing to support our everyday missions for south carolina east most vulnerable populations. currently south carolina has six open shelters. one in lawrence county, one in orangeburg county, one in oconey county, one in pickens downy, one in saluda county, one in part tanburg county. we are prepared to open more locations, likely additional shelters will open over the next 24 to 48 hours. check with local emergency managers or go to www.scemd.org or download the s.c. emergency manager app to find the places near you. we have counties working to find locations to support citizens affected by power outages. >> state fire marshall jonathan teums. >> thank you. all six of our south carolina urban search and rescue teams are operating in the upstate. our firefighter mobilization system which is a statewide mutual aid system has filled requests for swift water rescue teams in upstate counties. we're also wo

but it was just letting use their space as a means to jail these people that we like the salvation army, will oh, yeah. it's still jail, right it still is still jail with a so imagine as you in jail at a polio hospital still having do homework and then you got exam coming up. or you have a job and now you would deal right. i, i just think it was interesting when started talking about how there was this whole standoff like with the guard coming in because this thing about it now like i know we're adults, but is this like we're still young. we're still you, we're still kind of kids. and the fact that i feel like need to have the government come in i just feel like it just shows the impact that they were really making like they really felt like they were such a threat that they had to have all these people come to stop their movement that really didn't end up stopping. yeah and then greensboro the mayor justified his actions and said that black radicals were. the reason for the violence and for the conflict though his actions were justified and bring the national guard. nelson the leader w

catholic charities and red cross and salvation army and the whole world out there of the volunteer agencies we kind of do a triage. one of the things that does exist, however, is as long as one member of the family is a u.s. citizen, even if that's a baby born in the u.s., they can apply on behalf of the whole family. so, you know, you and i know this, we worked these issues going back as far as hurricane andrew, we oftentimes have to piece together assistance for our undocumented families. and so that's something unfortunately we actually got a lot of experience at here in florida. >> craig, it is always a flur to learn from you. i thank you so much for being with us. and i hope you get power restored soon, get back to the internet and appreciate everything you do, craig. >> thank you for having me. >>> stay with us as we track the storm throughout today. but, first, former president trump, a critic of the u.s. aid for ukraine meets with the president of ukraine. we'll tell you what happened. >>> and benjamin netanyahu just spoke at the u.n. general assembly as israel continues to bomb leb

. >> yesterday also attend our life line events at a salvation army supportive army location in south of market. and i will say that the energy of the founding group, the commitment of not only that founding group and many of the member in our department top go sxout dot out reach and to the community to help those that are limited english speaking to have the information that we need as first responders when we go to homes to understand this is their name, medication and the doctor's name. the information they put together in a way that is accessible. and then useful for us in the field. i went to one of these and they had 11 of our members suppression members, emt, ems. paramedicine. upon ambulance companies. medical students and nurse they had a cod ray of people that were out there going door to door filling out form it is. most of the residents are chinese speaking and surprisingly i was able to understand some of the things they said. it was just a really inspiring and lovely opportunity to see them at work and to see the impact they are able to do in this capacity. so. thank yo

we've got a salvation army. >> i've seen them. they're pretty tough. >> yeah, don't mess with them.with a trumpet. anyway, let's move on now to the front cover of the guardian. steve, what's going on there? >> well, they've got the israeli story as well. the mention of a ceasefire, but also they're pro—hezbollah. yeah, pressure on pm. >> i wouldn't go that far. josh. >> i wouldn't go that far. josh. >> they've got, sue gray, you know, the person who invented hamas. i got confused about what that was about there, >> she did something with the chickpea. >> you've got to read between the lines, steve. very far. there's nothing on these stories that disproves that assertion. but, pressure on to pm deal with sue gray. >> what is the sue gray row exactly? >> i think it's more that people who work with her don't like her. and so stories have been leaked about, oh, she's getting paid six grand more than the pm or three grand. wasn't a lot more than the pm. and there's big stories like, oh, should she get bought? i do think they should have been wise enough to pay should have been wise enoug

given the winter fuel allowance, i immediately punted it up to a monkey and sent it off to the salvation army far as i'm concerned, i don't need it. i don't deserve it, and i don't want it. but i'm delighted to think that that money, which was going to individuals like myself, is now going about that. so it's going to the nhs. >> you're a good guy, stephen. we know you're a good guy and you give money away to charities. don't, don't destroy my gentlemen. >> don't destroy my reputation. >> don't destroy my reputation. >> we're talking about £10 million. we're not just talking about rich pensioners like stephen and others. we're talking about the 10 million that maybe have £15,000 coming in, which particularly now, cost of living crisis. and the fact that energy costs, of course, have increased over the last 2 or 3 years. yeah. the, the trap, if you like, in terms of people that are retired pensioners that won't be able to afford to heat their homes, there's going to be millions and millions of pensioners suffering, whilst at the same time we're sending £11 billion. >> it's unbelievable. >> it'

ago in the city and we want to expand more of those opportunities and we have partners like the salvation army who have an entire plan to get people into true recovery. we can do the whole gamut , we can have a continuum of it, but if we are serious about getting people and saving the lives , getting them off the streets and into supervised way to make sure they are not dying. >> supervisor peskin, philosophically, is it the responsibility of the city to respond -- to provide shelter to people on the streets if they have lived there for 10 years or 10 days? and what is the consequence if it uses -- if the city chooses not to? >> some candidates on the state are strong advocates for sweeps, i can tell you that i have never received more complaints that since mayor breed started them a month ago. because, sweeps do not solve the problem, they move homeless people from one neighborhood to another. mayor breed , i am sorry she is not here, has had six years to solve this problem and we have more homeless people today on our streets than when she started. for those of the candidates who are doublin

don't think it will be a goodwill or salvation army.way then? >> it's winter. play it again sports is one of my favorites. in person, sporting goods, i mean, look, jimmy just picked up lacrosse, played for a week and doesn't want to play. it's expense i have. >> rendition of thrift shop. >> bring the beats back in. oh, that's loud. we talked about some other brands, too. depop. vicinitied. i'm giving a performance now. great for clothing. one of our colleagues says she loves grailed. the real real is the world's largest luxury authenticator. however, these days brand are taking their things back. so you want to check with the designer first because sometimes you get more money back that way. >> i was going to say, a lot of times they'll take it but you don't make 20 bucks on something you spent 200 bucks on. >> for sure. you get satisfaction deeply knowing it will go to another loving home. >> look at you vicky. thank you. >>> let's head over to dylan for a check of the weather. >> vicky, time for karaoke. >>> we have a couple of troubl

when i got the winter fuel allowance, i gave it straight to the salvation army. i didn't need it.t. martin and you say what? what i've done to my constituents. i would have sat down and spoken to them and i would said, yeah, of course, you know, i can make a brave gesture and stand on a hill and wave a flag and hope that i'm being noble and you're going to love me forever. but being elected politician means being grown up, being sensible. it means adult and above all, mate. it means treating the constituents and the people of this country with the people of this country with the respect they deserve. not not trying to fool them that there's a magic money tree that can provide everything for everybody, every, every day of the week except stephen and anne. >> there was a magic money tree. £10 billion went to public sector workers with 5.5% inflation busting pay rises to keir starmer sorted out people in the unions, the health unions, the teacher unions. we found £600 million yesterday for ukraine, £100 million for train drivers , £500 million forjunior drivers, £500 million forjunio

belodona asked me to entertain her, yeah, and you immediately agreed, yeah, but you're just an army of salvation no, what are you saying, how much do i owe you, what money for the flowers, how much do i owe you for... you have a wonderful service for providing a good mood, an aging woman on the verge despair, you did it. that's it, my time is up, let's go, dog, time. it was precisely that difficult situation in which our athletes found themselves that bore fruit. the athletes were even more motivated and performed with such sporting anger. through the voice of the ministry of foreign affairs, the voice of belarus in the international arena should sound louder. louder, creatively, with some very non-standard solutions that our friends will accept with pleasure, and which will puzzle our ill-wishers. we were very well received, there was absolutely no aggression, when u... started winning medals, then they say: well, guys, the conditions are so difficult and you perform, well, it just took off, work is always at the forefront, and really such effective work, it gives opportunities, both directly t

so i gave it to the salvation army. you know, suitably topped up, obviously. i care about the nhs, i care about security, i care about the policing, i care about the prisons, i care about the armed forces. and if the money from that £200 can go towards those things that matter towards those things that matter to me and to other pensioners, then fair play. i'm proud to do my bit and say farewell to me. £200. let the people most in need have it. let people like me who are not in it. let's see that money diverted to all those other good causes. >> so, charlie, the argument here would be that one, there isn't a way of clearly , judging isn't a way of clearly, judging by those figures from the dwp, there isn't enough of an awareness campaign to get people to sign up if they are indeed eligible for pension credit, and also at a time when energy bills are going up 10%, people are going to feel that in their pockets. >> totally. and the dividing line is sort of encouraging people to sign up, which i think is the right thing. and versus what you heard earlier on throug

now, you can do that by giving to the american red cross, world central kitchen, gofundme, the salvation army, save the children, the united way, americares. please help the people in the carolinas right now. really devastating. of course, all along the florida coast, all along the florida west coast, cedar key, a lot of places just completely hammered. >> some places decimated. we're getting a clearer look at the damage from tropical storm helene after the storm barreled through at least six states, leaving behind major devastation. turning neighborhoods into rivers. this morning, at least 89 people are dead across florida, georgia, south carolina, virginia, and tennessee. in western north carolina alone, at least 30 people were killed in one county due to catastrophic flooding. in some affected areas, power is being restored, but more than 2 million customers remain without electricity in several states. right now, search and rescue operations are still ongoing, as many people remain unaccounted for, leaving families desperate to find their loved ones. later this week, president biden will

and frankly, there's a reason that salvation army has had trouble filling their beds because it's very cut and fast. you know, either you abstain or you're out of the program. and i think that that's not a really informed way to work. that's not how any of us succeed. i go on diets all the time, and i'm not successful in them. and so, you know, i understand that it's not a linear process that we're in, but i do, i do feel very challenged and hope to raise my voice in concert with the organizations and individuals here today so that we it is it is the city's challenge is to house 531 families. the city's challenge is not to push people from one corner to the other. thank you. thank you, commissioner laguana. thank you, first i'd say, commissioner dufty, i think, i agree with everything you said, except one thing. i think you have been successful with your diets. you all right? you look very good to me. so i am 69, so i'll take that. okay. you know, first i would like to thank everybody that came out as well. to speak and share their stories, many of them quite powerful. many of their su

a little about me is, i'm a local officer with the salvation army. kroc center, downtown center. but i'm also a dialysis patient, and i'm here to speak on my experiences with this dialysis center, since i started dialysis about five years ago, i didn't know what to expect. i just knew that my life had changed, and i really didn't quite get exactly how that change was, with the help from the dialysis staff, i was able to adjust my lifestyle to what i eat, what i'm about to drink, what what can and cannot do, even what time i should go to sleep because of my time at at the chair. i want to speak on how important all of this is. i'm sure you, all of you, know that without dialysis, it's a death sentence. so there's no questions about how important, the task that this staff and everybody at ocean center and every other dialysis center provides. it's something that we need, something that. i hope that's an effect to much the community of it inconvenience. but, got to realize it's a necessity for us, we already feel different as dialysis patients. we alrea

salvation for a growing soul, so as not to perish completely, we have such beauty, ivan prozarov, veronika ilvuchinkova, evgeniya efimova, andrey golderev, irina bliznyuk and anastasia berestenko, channel one. after the defeat of charles xii's army near poltava, more than 10,000 captured swedes were exiled to siberia. at the same time, in the east, the dzungar khanate is smashing the chinese army; now, more than ever , china needs an ally. many attempts to draw russia into the war against the dzungars have failed. the chinese call this gold bar poitsa. it is presented personally to heads of state. the ruler who takes poitsa must enter the war. on the side of china. the city of tobolsk, the capital of the siberian province. trade caravans from the east come here. this story began with the arrival of another chinese caravan. target, how many years have we not seen each other, huh? i congratulate you on your appointment as governor and want to present you with a gift. yeah. old friend, i hope that this gift has softened the bitterness of the news that i brought to the lord viceroy. what news? shanmaa. the great ruler emperor kangxi wants to ban russian caravans to the celestial empire. is your emperor crazy? one caravan brings me a

just without rules, the salvation of his combination, the view is exclusively in attacking along the entire border line, that is, in the bryansk, in the belgorod regions, his army indiscriminately, at peaceful objects, at peaceful residents. kiev knows perfectly well that the idea of ​​​​disrupting our offensive in donbass did not work, that no western weapons are enough if it does not have enough people at the front, but it still seems to him that for the sake of victory over the russians, everything will be forgiven and given to him. this is precisely why shmygal demands: give us $50 billion from frozen russian assets by the end of the year without preconditions, without explaining the purpose of the expenses, despite the fact that everyone knows what ukrainian corruption is, despite the fact that the issue of money is hanging due to the americans' demand for guarantees from the authorities that the sanctions against us will be long-term, otherwise we will have to return the money from somewhere. no, we do not believe in the idea of ​​such a return, we understand perfectly well that zelensky needs money for what? why does he promise not to pay on any obligati