so sheila. is a trailblazer for women, for americans but during this unique where the theme is celebrating black culture black art you been someone who prayed helped to create it to create it to expand it to market it. sheila what black history month in terms of today, what does it mean to you? what is black history? a black history month really puts a spotlight on people of color. we're never celebrated. the other 11 months out of the year. we try, we try. but it's a shame that we have to use one month to really on the achievements of black folks. and that's a shame. and it's the time where i get called the most viewed speeches to be able to do anything, but it's just that one month where i think there's a real focus throughout the entire nation where we're able to celebrate our sheroes and our heroes. that's right. and people of zero zero is, you. this book has so many different layers. and in the book there are three at. so i want to start with the first act right because that was your upbrin

the tyrants recognize the power of the grapes like sheila and beethoven. and these are, these tyrants needed power from either moscow to get that they needed effective propaganda uses. this is unfortunately, and those doc times the 9th was also hits his favorite work also. and he wanted the plate for his birthday and for the thing not applied in august. so he said, it looks like i did get, but now it's the and some of you are ready to do it all. but the, the symphony stands to shed values, freedom, peace, and soul. a darcy, of june 1999 chinese students, protested in tenements square the gates of heavenly peace and beijing, beethoven's 9th. he was used as both a demand and an expression of hope. november 1999 when the building will fill beethoven, symphony it was part of the soundtrack, us, conductor leonard bernstein, performed the nonce in both the east and west pots of the city, instead of joy. the choir sang freedom literary scholars believe that this may have been sheila's original formulation. man the, this message of freedom and hope is one that mov

deal, cops arrest sheila. her mother were walking across the cracker barrel parking lot, and the cars came in, blocked them from leaving. and ronnie gaskin said, "shelia eddie, you are under arrest for the murder of skylar neese." and shelia looked at her mother taryn and said, "mom, is everything going to be okay?" and her mother said, "i don't know, shelia." >> they said that she was crying and upset, which -- because you were caught. that's why sheila cried, because she got caught. >> shelia would be taken to jail by officer jessica colebank. and what did you say when you brought her to jail? >> home sweet home. and then we shut the door, with a big old grin on my face. >> you had gotten your woman at that point? >> oh, yeah. >> seven months after shelia asked her mother, "is everything going to be okay?" she would learn the answer. with rachel now ready to testify against her, shelia eddy realizes there's no way out. >> shelia eddy, how do you plead to offense of murder in the first degree? >> guilty. >> g

katie: joaning us i am threeld to say we have sheila kahyaoglu. no one i would want to speak to more. except maybe dave calhoun himself. i have been saying these are bert than feared earnings. would you make that characterization? sheila: losing $4 billion of cash. with commercial losing $1s 1 billion. it put it in context these commercial revenues were in line with what they printed in 2020 during the pandemic. that's how low these revenue levels are. at the peak boeing was doing four x these revenues on a quarterly basis. lots of upside. that's why we haven't moved our $300 price target. there is a lot of steps to get there. first, we need a new c.e.o. second the max rate fixed. katie: you haven't touched the buy rating. you have seen a path forward. sheila: wait we played our sector, aerospace defense and airlines, has been through the after market names as an offset. the anti-boeings of world. the general electrics of the world that continue to print these amazing results paired with an airline who has to benefit if they are not getting the ma

literally, scholars believed that this may have been sheila's original formulation. man the, this message of freedom and hope is one that moves people all over the world. the owls good task that i have and such as has not yet been fulfilled yet dentist and foot installed. but i believe that all of and especially autism, have a great responsibility to relentlessly step by step. continue along this path business such as i can the of these in back in my, the, the life. again, another message. we are not alone. base has an impose all those who fight against tyranny. it gives us strength and the power to persevere onto the next. we must now fight to the next generations to be able to give them a base, a well done. and this is what bases and wanted with his symphony. as it's cool, the 9th is a cold, to peace and freedom that people stand together against oppression. but hopefully, fully understood base hovens most famous work always there as is so often the case with grace us. one last small secret still to be was the, the the, or the gym. and also like his, i've been hopi

with the woods of the polish friedrich sheila, the adagio cantico, solemn song in a symphony in the old modes. with those words, from 1818, beethoven outlined his basic idea for new symphony. beethoven's 9th was the 1st and 3 ever to feature the human voice. the last movement has a powerful client. the piece uses the human voice as a message. bear up, the message is unparalleled. in its intensity, the unplug the image shown in the motions that are triggered by the seeing the loan and makes everyone feel like they want to sing along to the. and that's what's happening here into kit kimball's in a 1000 seen has a hosting base husband's 9th in 2 weeks that will be joined by 10 times as many performers to sing and a major concept that will be broad cost on t v. 15000 people applied for the quiet positions with the win is thrown out in the luxury. the thing is not getting paid on the country. they have to pay some 700 euros just to take part the thinking all both on god they certainly they all do this simple, but i did not mean that store to me now the come to me to yet the they give the it'

host: that is sheila in massachusetts. this from a usa today story, that front-page story, jurors being asked to decide whether the real estate mogul donald trump falsify business records in order to conceal or commit another crime, a purpose that turns those acts into felonies under new york law. both sides framing the cases being about election interference, but they are talking about two different elections. alvin bragg has said that the cases not falsifying records in order to unlawfully interfere with the 2016 election. former donald trump attorney michael: paid stormy daniels less than two weeks before t november rate election day and at a time of the trump campaign was still reeling from the october 7 release of the access hollywood tape. donald trump and his lawyers have said the case and all his criminal and civil cases are about the 2024 election, saying they represent an illegal attack on a political opponent and election interference at its best. he posted those exact words to his truth social media platform as

. >>> former fdic chair sheila bair is joining us with more. it's as great to see you. >> nice to see you. thank you for having me. >> i understand you think the big banks are largely in good shape, nothing to worry about here, but even with the economy pretty strong still, you are worried about the regional banks. what do you think is that shoe that's going to drop there? >> well, i think -- i'm worried about a handful of them. i think some of them are still a really -- have a lot of concentrated commercial real estate exposure, and i think the larger picture, really, is the potential instability of their uninsured deposits, even for the healthy ones, if we have another bank failure. as i said before, i think congress should reinstate the fdic transaction's guarantee authority so it can stabilize those deposits. congress isn't doing much of anything these days, so, wait in line. so, i think this is still a problem, and funger fingers cro there's another failure. >> the ten-year yield, some forecasting it to go to 4.8%. does that concern about

sheila, her staff, or 282 students are proving it every single day. she was raised in a small village on the yukon river. she is a role model for every educator, no matter where they teach. so please stand up and be recognized on behalf of your efforts and all those of your staff setting the standards across the country. [applause] sheila, thank you. you've got a lot to be proud of and we are proud of you. when we focus on result, every student, every parent and every teacher will play a role in making alaska the best in the country to receive a public education. the class where the rubber meets the road, where we have the most value. where the students learn to read, to learn math and science and to forge a positive relationship with her teacher. that's why i introduced house bill 106 and i'm calling on the members of the legislature to provide incentive payments to the classroom teachers. [applause] these payments will be from five to $15,000 per year for the next three years depending on where the teacher teachers. our classroom teachers should be

737 max. >> in terms of the violation of the deferred prosecution agreement reached with the doj, sheila, is that on your bingo card does that fact or in at all >> everything is on the bingo card when it comes to boeing there's always something new clearly that wouldn't be positive, if they violated it just within the three years. they do have a safety system in place. just apparently too cumbersome for people to document it. so they do have one in place i think that would just add to the slew of issues regardless, i think looking forward -- and that's what we have to do -- we'll have a new ceo come in. the timing is unknown. i think the first thing the ceo is going to do is take out the cash flow target and throw it out the door and say we're going to slow production until we hit certain safety measures and maybe fixes to the facilities. boeing touches a lot of suppliers. each plane has a million parts there are two big factories that have to be merit spirit aerospace systems if they decide to take it in-house which is currently in talks with boeing to be taken out. >> just curious. if

she's sheila's identical twin. look, deacon, i realize how

. >> deacon: sheila! sheila could be over there. >> finn: you're sure you saw that woman go into the building? >> tom: oh, absolutely. i never forget a face. >> deacon: you heard screaming coming from over there? >> tom: until it stopped.

wait, deacon actually thinks that sheila's alive? >> finn: yeah, because of what happened at the crematorium. he thinks the body that went into the crematorium had ten toes and sheila only had nine.

sheila kahyaoglu.reat to see you. >>> for much more on delta's quarter, be sure to catch phil lebeau's interview with delta ceo ed bastien. >>> also jack ma takes a very rare step out of the shadows with new comments to the delight of shareholders. we'll be right back with that and much more, stay with us. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. >>> it's just after 5:30 a.m. in new york and 10:30 in london. stocks look to grind out g

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thank you, miss sheila nikolopoulos from the mayor's office of housing and community development is here. and i also see the director of macd, dan adams, who is here to answer any questions, go ahead, mr. michalopoulos. good afternoon. sheila michalopoulos, director of policy and legislative affairs for macd, before you today is a resolution to support the city's application to the state department of housing and community development to their pro housing designation program. the board approved a similar resolution, filed 220826, in october of 2022. the state's approval of that application was delayed to give san francisco time to align certain policies, such as adu regulations, with the pro housing requirements. earlier this month, under their newly updated pro housing designation program guidelines, hcd resubmitted our application to the state for the pro housing designation. we have worked with hcd to revise the resolution in line with their updated guidelines, as having a pro housing designation will give san francisco additional points in applications for competitive housing and inf

don from maryland with sheila jackson lee and representative hank johnson, science class.ight. >> he thinks islands are sinking and she thinks the moon is a planet again. yale we're going to actuallyil contact yale and see if yaty have a statemen about that. >> marina from georgia. i took your friend's advice and filled my gas tank up the with premium. >> the clicking noise and my engine stopped in my cli 2008 rav4. >> never run better rav4 with premium. >> i don't know. >> and welcome to hannity. with just 20o 0 and ninehannit s until the 2024 presidential election. pl electi

jonathan: jonathan: --4 i think it's a bit of --2 sheila: -- sheila: i think it's a bit of theater.here was the ntsb in the senate and we didn't really learn anything new on the alaska flight or the bowing safety culture. i don't think we will be hearing much new. lisa: is that news in and of itself, the fact that we are so far past where this happened, there have been lost orders and increasing delays on certain airplanes? is it surprising that we don't have more answers as the department of justice operates a kind of middle probe? sheila: everyone asks what is going on with boeing. kayak has a search function where you can ask what kind of aircraft you are on. is it safe? yes, complete the say. public perception is what we need to change. the new ceo when announced, and no one knows how far that search is, no one knows, as well as with new technology coming to bowing and overhauling the culture and cleaning up the production lines a bit. jonathan: ntsb -- annmarie: ntsb on capitol hill, do they see any evidence that things are moving in the right direction for boeing? sheila: it w

host: that is sheila in massachusetts. this from a usa today story, that front-page story, jurors being asked to decide whether the real estate mogul donald trump falsify business records in order to conceal or commit another crime, a purpose that turns those acts into felonies under new york law. both sides framing the cases being about election interference, but they are talking about two different elections. alvin bragg has said that the cases not falsifying records in order to unlawfully interfere with the 2016 election. former donald trump attorney michael: paid stormy daniels less than two weeks before the november rate election day and at a time of the trump campaign was still reeling from the october 7 release of the access hollywood tape. donald trump and his lawyers have said the case and all his criminal and civil cases are about the 2024 election, saying they represent an illegal attack on a political opponent and election interference at its best. he posted those exact words to his truth social media platform

come and stand with sheila, our dear sister.ust had a good conversation with rick jacobs and others. and then a uaa rep. let's stand together. we bring everybody together. >> yeah. happy passover. as we gathered during this holy time -- we gather during this holy time for jews, we reflect on the story for jewish people. we remember moses's plea to pharaoh, let my people go. true liberation, however, is not achieved by solitary leaders but by the collective efforts of a holy community, a community that rises against the multitude of oppressions plaguing our society. today we confront the pervasive injustices that afflict our nation, systemic racism, economic exploitation, christian nationalism, misogyny, homophobia, anti-semitism, islamophobia, ableism, and more. these injustices manifest in policies that perpetuate poverty, deny health care, and suppress the voices of marginalized communities. but we refuse to accept this reality. we refuse to be complacent in the face of injustice. together we mourn the victims of gun violence,

i mean my, sheila, why the left us as a new unit, the levels altima the my loves and so the, the but the, i knew it, but she knew what the level of the 1st 5 minutes let's get into about i can let people start know fortunately the the other the lease and have so meeting again, living on the field was a little bit of the the young kid that has to be in a center most of the level visuals. mobility is india had an a c. and can you to enjoy knowing that wouldn't be an actress. so the let me did what? 2200 to 205 and the one on the so we some orlando, most of them was getting a bad thing. no boost mazda in. and this was intended for lucy norman england, and not someone on the label. and, you know, as we do, you've seen what a, i'm glad you paid was good. i the the, [000:00:00;00] the initial why it is uh, have us on it for the new. i don't want this for me is i've given some of the was all like that the, the liability the comes with a demo. the other one is the the height is on, on the unit. and then the, the close of the $2.00 to $22.00 long. i see, so in good england, president to the t

is a want to recognize congress -- i also want to recognize congresswoman sheila jackson lee who has submitted her meant -- comments for the record. i would now like to yield to ms. ms. plaskett: thank you so much to my colleague, to congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick, as well as to her co-chair, congressman jonathan jackson, who have led this special order hour for some time now, in bringing to america, as well as to other members of congress, the issues that are important to the congressional black caucus, the conscience of the congress. in these special order hours, which really allow our colleagues and others to understand those issues which may not get the kind of attention through media or even in our hearings that they deserve, and so i want to thank them for spending this time to allow us to talk about a festering crisis that is directly at our border. the congress has not engaged in sufficiently to ensure the democracy continues to reign in this near neighbor of ours. the time for dawdling, procrastination, pointless disputes, reviews and continual talks has long expir

e texas democrat sheila jacksonxa le e educates us about the moon roll. moon full moon.t sometimes you need to take the opportunity just to come out and see a full moon. is that complete, roundepletd, which is made up mostly of gases. quest and that's why the pushwhy or the question is why and how could we as humans live on the moon? the gas is such that we could do that. this is a mighty powerful heatts and it's almost impossible to. n go near the sun. the moon is more manageable. the i know about you. i want to be first in line to know how to live and to o be able to survive. and the moon. that's another planet, which you're going to see shortly that was brilliant. >> that is some andy kaufman. n just for fun, let's playy th the tape of her struggling to put on the eclipse glasses behind. vivek, do you know that she once led the house science committed e space space subcommittee? >> so i actually looked at that todaeee.y. this, >> why the heck is she talking about this? and this is a fact. it's not a joke. i thoughs notoke.t this is a jr >> she was a fo

probably prosecutors have requested the case be dropped to sheila, it has the cat 3 days of mourning. also the body is a 3 police officers were found shots in bond in the record, i told her to say they were responding to a false emotions. they call them, they've ambushed, it is on clear who got it out the attack i don't need to have sub to the shiny city. obama jo, killing at least 5 people and leaving thousands injured. save me down to push the tornado, 2 or 2 more than a 140 factories. but no homes have been damaged. it comes less than a week after the industrial region experience. it's was flooding in almost 70 years . to ukraine now with russia launched a massive wave of miss file attacks which appeared to target the country's energy infrastructure. it comes is key rates for the or i will of course um, from the united states. now russian messiah is also struck the psychiatric hospital in the eastern city of hockey. damaging separately building. the attacks once again highlighted new kinds of fuel shortage of air defenses. now for us in florida, muse lensky has issued a new appeal

sheila chief, her goals, but to continue her success as an international boxing her passport needs to be accepted everywhere. and for that to happen, a lot still has to change in the political arena, the, the conflicts of crises, every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out, navigating a changing world. now on youtube, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now for the last comment about why does that mean? because now i'm liza. the new host will join us for an exciting is to ation of everything in between. this is a video and audio production 5 d w. i hope that you will tune in the nato.

so you do it in places whether it's a lot of sun, for example, countries like spain, sheila, morocco, now media, egypt, for example. many of these countries have limited renewable energy capacity install it today. and this ex, board of green ammonia could compete with the colonizing the local grids based a global shipping dim on space as it is now. and if we don't have significant energy efficiency improvements between non 2050 global shipping would apply to about 600000000 tons of ammonia to fully develop an ice. this is fake, as of the sustainable amount of time transport lead full the think tank, transport and environment. but some projections show that shipping industry is demand could increase by 50 percent between now and then. and that would mean that would need to have up to $900000000.00 times of grand pneumonia assuming that the green and when it is the only single only fuel the shipping industry eventually relies on. just to give you an idea of how big of a lead for what is needed. remember the electrolysis must so for electrolytes us for these at an industry scale. hardly

it's like i think it was by things i think i think off the is rose long sheila, you know attack on the a radian confident and syria. iran had to do something, it had to do something for domestic reasons. and also to reassure is regional allies like has but an odd a who is in the m. and so it definitely that was the primary motive of or on. but it how to demonstrate capability. without escalating in neither a ron nor america want this to become a full brand will basically move kaylee signaling now let drawing a line under it. but that was the added benefit of the type of attack the iran conducted last night. it could have conducted lots of different types of attacks that would have signaled, you know, capability response, you know, not wishing to escalate. but in the way, no one sees must have attack with the drones mixed with different types of missiles . i think that to me is a clear signal that it was trying to pro test and see what capabilities the us and israel have in the area. but at the same time it was making itself vulnerable. wasn't it a wrong was yeah, it is. what it does is

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