so assembly bill 135 that past the legislature and signed by the governor and omnibus social services bill and they state expanded state adult protective services in a couple ways. aps is the program we administer that respond to calls and referrals of older adults or disabled adults victims of abuse or neglect or self-neglect or financ

that, viktor felt all the nuances of the status of a deceased person in polyclinics, banks , social services, they didn’t want to listen, he got out of the dead jokes. victor komarov although now he of course, not laughingly dead trying to prove that he is actually alive, when he could not withdraw money from his bank account right away and did not understand what was the matter already from the police officers who presented him with a certificate from the brain, he learned that there was a confusion so far the passport, especially. well, yes, they show me sex with a paper carrot, the very photo of my last name came out that i died, i say, in the sense of how it happens, it happens that he died. you see my passport. here he is, i'm standing, yes, i say, i see, an amazing coincidence on the day he he was celebrating his forty-fifth birthday with his family, it turns out that his funeral was taking place, as it turned out later, viktor komarova was confused with another person under my data , they buried some person unknown to me at all, he was not of the same name, no one was just some kind o

services technician. one class 0923 manager. two class 2416 senior clerk. one class 218 human social worker and one class 2118 senior analyst for a total of 16 positions in the human services agency and for the period of april 1, 2022, to june 30, 2022. is that acceptable? [ laughter ]. >> it is, chair. >> chair: i want to make a motion to accept all of those amendments. i can have a roll call on those, please. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: if we could take them individually. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: on the motion to amend item 7 as just stated by chair haney. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: we have two ayes with supervisor safai excused. >> chair: i want to make a motion to move items 6 and 7 to the full board, both as amended. >> clerk: on that motion, 6 and 7, to the full board with a positive recommendation as amended. [ roll call ]. >> clerk: we have two ayes with supervisor safai excused. >> i want to say thank you for the nice words regarding the staff and the work in the pandemic. >> chair: absolutely. mr. clerk, can you please call item 9. >> clerk: item 9 is a resolution retroactively

all the same, there are enough in polyclinics, banks, social services, they don’t want to listen to anythingalive according to the documents. come strange story in julia's story facing. he has risen from the dead jokes viktor komarov although now, of course, he is not laughing for a whole year, a man who was mistakenly recognized as dead is trying to prove that he is actually alive when he could not withdraw money from his bank account right away and did not understand what was the matter already from the police officers who showed him a certificate from the morgue, he learned that there had been a confusion and all that. well , yes, they show me with this nose of paper. there is my photograph, my last name came out, that he died. i say, in the sense of how it happens, it happens that he died. you see my passport. here i am standing outside. yes, i see it, it’s an amazing coincidence that on the day when he and his family celebrated his forty-fifth birthday, it turns out that his funeral was taking place, as it turned out later, viktor komarova was confused with another person under my data,

hayward police tell me that alameda county social services did look into at least one complaint back in 2021, but that the agency said it was unfounded . i reached out to social services but as spokeswoman said she could not discuss anything because juvenile records are confidential. under state law, live in the newsroom, henry lee ktvu, fox two news and henry one quick question. do they have any description of a vehicle or any idea of where that boyfriend's whereabouts might be. they have not released anything about where he could be or any vehicle that he might be driving. okay. henry lee in the newsroom. thank you. santa rosa police have released a sketch of a possible suspect who's wanted for an attempted kidnapping. police say they're investigating the attempted kidnapping of a 12 year old girl on march 7th. it happened in the area of calistoga road and piedmont drive. police have not been able to identify the man, but they are releasing this sketch of what they described as a possible suspect. the man's vehicle was described as an older black bmw four door sedan with no front l

hayward police tell me that alameda county social services looked into at least one complaint back inmined that it was unfounded . social services told me that they could not discuss this case because state law makes these records confidential. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. still to come. allegations of sexual assault manipulation and abuse of power at the women's prison in the east bank. i feel like he literally would pick the ones he felt were the ones he felt were weak. after the break we hear from a survivor, one of three women abused by a correctional officer and later staff play and raymond and agreed game together for the first time in more than 2.5 years, marks up later to show us how the big three did against the wizards. also tonight, the price of oil drops , but it hasn't seemed to make a dent in gas prices. later tonight, the lawmakers who want the state to suspend the gas prie center of a national scandal over rampant sexual abuse. former inmates say they'd be punished for speaking up often sent to punitive self and tonight for the first time. we are hearing from one woma

hayward police tell me that alameda county social services looked into at least one complaint back infounded . social services told me that they could not discuss this case because state law makes these records confidential. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. overseas the capital city of kiev is still under ukrainian control as russia efforts to take the capital have stalled that, according to the pentagon, nearly 600 civilian fatalities have been confirmed in the last three weeks in the invasion by russia. and more than 2.8 million ukrainians have fled the fighting. leaders from russia and ukraine met today for 1/4 round of negotiations by videoconference. no breakthroughs have been reported, but the two sides are expected to once again meet tomorrow. back here in the bay area of family in the city of tracy is hoping to bring their relative's home from the war zone in ukraine, and they've asked the u. s embassy in germany to grant them us visas to come to the bay area, but for now they wait. reporter k recedes, spent time with the family and has more. she's waiting for them every minute s

now herod police tell me that alameda county social services did look into at least one complaint backin 2021, but that the agency said it was unfounded . i reached out to social services, but a spokeswoman said she could not discuss anything because juvenile workers are confidential. under state law, julie henry. thank you. still ahead tonight at 5, 30 san francisco teachers are gathering right now for a protest over reports of missing paychecks and a cat custody fight involving a bay area. airbnb is now over, still ahead, who, the judge says. gets to keep the feline plus. but let's give the consumers a break that we can do right now. also had what republican state lawmakers are proposing to bring down the skyrocketing price of gasoline. and we've got some showers in the forecast for late tonight. early tomorrow morning. some scattered showers for tuesday. back here with that. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com in shock and mourning after police say the assistant principal of the midd

they say social services failed sofia and want accountability aildren. i do ha. this is something statewide that needs to be addressed immediately. authorities say they were able to identify sophia's body found in the merced, home of johnson's boyfriend eight days ago. using dental records. a manhunt is still underway for dante jackson , johnson's boyfriend, who is also wanted for murder. here's a picture of 34 year old dante jackson. police say he frequents the bay area and are asking for the public's help in locating him. christina in emma. is there any word on merced police saying whether or not house if he was killed? there is no determination yet on autopsy is still pending. alright and boston studio tonight. thank you. or to also new tonight, one person is dead and at least nine others injured following a shooting outside of anarchists car show the shots rang out around 7 30 local time in the town of duma's about 80 miles southeast of little rock. law enforcement responded to a report of gunfire outside of a local business where the car show was underway. c

entered the jail system or would have been arrested and book order the charge is diverted to social services. then from there instead of them going through that system, which hasn't shown itself to be an effective way to deal with people suffering from suable stance abuse issues they can be connected with case management. they can offer services based on their needs as individuals. >> one of the key things is our approach is client centered. hall reduction is based around helping the client and meeting them where they are at in terms of what steps are you ready to take? >> we are not asking individuals to do anything specific at any point in time. it is a program based on whatever it takes and wherever it takes. we are going to them and working with them where they feel most comfortable in the community. >> it opens doors and they get access they wouldn't have had otherwise. >> supports them on their goals. we are not assigning goals working to come up with a plan what success looks like to them. >> because i have been in the field a lot i can offer different choices and let them decide whic

after that, viktor felt all the nuances of the status of a deceased person in polyclinics, banks, social servicesthing. prove that in fact, he is alive.

of all doing a much better job coordinating the systems between the healthcare systems and the social serviceystem that we already have and leveraging those dollars there is a lot of money between these two systems those who are already eligible for one system and then just except that for the other so frankly we waste a lot of time and effort and staff time doing these kinds of things that don't necessarily result in really excluding people it just cost more many. >> i would like to come back because our goal is to have a single platform or the integrated pallet and affect eligibility for healthcare and social services can ready really utilize the social determines to lower healthcare cost and better outcomes , better experience for people in the system and the challenges somebody using the insurance premiums to pay for it but it is that sustainability of the model that continues to confront us but it is probably using health insurance premiums or a percentage to help pay for the sustainability of the integrated system of delivery. >> and using those dollars help pay for workers. >> yes. tha

he'll be ordered -- offered social services. >> police getting a lot of praise on social media after the story of an officer who saved a babies life. yesterday the officer responded to call about baby not breathing. he took the child and delivered a back blow. rubbed the baby back and worked the child broke up crying. when the paramedics arrived the baby was alert and breathing. he was rushed to the hospital. he served as a paramedic for seven years before becoming a police officer. that baby is doing excellent. >> if you are over 40 you know this group. coming to chase center? september. operating with the four original members. i remember one of them. the rock and roll hall of fame nominees will play iconic venues. madison square garden and hollywood ball. >> tickets go on sale march 25. >>> up next. the price of cars going up too. that includes tesla. the new price hike from the silicon valley car maker. >> peek inside 30 rock. lester holt getting ready for nightly news. why pfizer says you might need a fourth vaccine shot. the specific group of people that will be eligible. >>> l

they connect people who need help with social services. there were 15 of the new gray-shirted workers who will walk in paris or link up with b.a.r.t. police, joining ten blue-shirted ambassadors who have already been on the trains for years now. >> first came up to me and asked for directions, and i directed them to a b.a.r.t. train. so it's very helpful. >> reporter: the b.a.r.t. ambassador stepped in and helped the tourist get to their destination. the new teams are meant to give riders new confidence while aboard. >> something's going on huge and we're there. we can let the officers know by radio, keep them updated what's going on, what the guy's wearing. keep up the description for the officers. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. recently got a $270 million infusion from federal dollars, but in the meantime, they need riders to return. >> we expect it will be slow because of the work-from-home friend. >> reporter: at the start of lockdowns, passenger rider-plunged. on weekends, it's about half back. they were also addressing service issues and equi

seekers. >> right. >> -- work with mental health counseling or other social services, and so we wanto work with community groups to get -- because the community groups have that trust relationship with the people in the community that law enforcement often lacks. so those community groups can provide those resources to those people that are at the most high risk. .. >> that i talk to the police chief of seattle afterward. host: the first calls that he made after they had gotten information was to a community organization that could help him and called the situation that is something law enforcement doesn't always do. >> the gentle ladies time is expired. >> mr. brown why haven't you responded to the november 1st letter? >> . >> i don't know the letter you are referring to. >> the letter signed by all 19 republicans on the house judiciary committee regarding this will board issue. why have you responded to that quick. >> maybe the department provided the response but ik said earlier to make you did not provide a response. the letter is addressed to suite 5220 seattle washington 98101.

many low income individuals and families are eligible for multiple food and social service programs but there are barriers to enrollment. one way to overcome these barriers is to streamline and facilitate eligibility, enrollment, and data sharing across these various programs. this change would create a one-stop shop for application and enrollment in federal food, nutrition, and other social service programs, utilizing categorical eligibility to allow families to participate in one federal program to participate in another without having to file additional applications. recommendation 11 is to support and increase the accessibility, affordability of fruits and vegetables in child magician programs. the dietary guidelines for americans recommends that people ages two and older make a variety of that half of their plates a variety of fruits and vegetables. most children and adults fall far short of meeting this recommendation. it includes providing an additional monthly benefit for fruits and vegetables in federal child nutrition programs that utilize an ebt card. it is important to note

our goal is to have a single platform where integrated benefit eligibility for healthcare for social services and really utilize expenditures and investments in social determinants to expand healthcare cost, better outcome, better experience for people in the system. but the challenge is i think it is a value based payment system or somehow using some of the insurance premium to be able to pay for it. but it is a bit of a sustainability of the model we're building that continues to confront us. and i do think it is probably using health insurance premiums, at least a percentage of it to help pay for the sustainability of an integrated system of delivery. >> one way you might want to think about it is using those dollars to help pay for workers, for example. paying the salaries of folks could help. >> yeah. thank you very much mr. chair. i yield back and thank the witnesses. >> thank you mr. morelle. chair recognizes gentlemen from indiana. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. blase, i wonder if you could speak for the moment act the effects of the monopolies and healthcare sectors have on overall c

i checked with the state department of social services and found the daycare center's last inspections january 11. according to the report, a supervisor noted the licensee states adults over the age of 18 residing in the home are herself, her spouse and her son, harry goularte. all adults residing in the home have criminal background check clearances and tb tests. the sheriff's office says his mother voluntarily shut down the daycare for the ongoing investigation. >> we have about 20 plus juvenile children that come and go throughout the daycare. amanda: the state served goularte with his immediate exclusion order, demanding he be removed from the home and have no contact with clients of any childcare facility. for velasquez, a show of support at the courthouse wednesday. the da's office saying it is unfortunate he took the case into his own hands rather than waiting on the criminal justice system. >> it is our belief on based on what we know, there was a legitimate claim of self-defense. dan: in the south bay, a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle this evening in san jose and died of the

health, they're an effort to make it more inviting for people to shower, get a warm meal, get social services and help make the center a better neighbor. for some this center has been a blessing. >> coming here were you able to get help in finding housing. >> yes, you just got to connect with the right person and the right people to talk to. >> she and her daughter simba now have supportive housing. >> it's closed for a day. >> people are looking for new supplies, clean supplies. this is one of the few spots in the city where he knows he doesn't have to worry about overdosing. the city has not designated this a safe injection site, but people who come here like neil and critics of this site say open drug use is common and that's one of the issues that have some calling for the site to be shut down permanently. she's been trying to help her son get off the streets. >> when he goes to services at the linkage center the drugs, the sellers of, the users, they're all right there. >> tom wolf is a local drug treatment advocate and form every advocate saying it enables people to keep using drugs and

entered the jail system or would have been arrested and book order the charge is diverted to social services. then from there instead of them going through that system, which hasn't shown itself to be an effective way to deal with people suffering from suable stance abuse issues they can be connected with case management. they can offer services based on their needs as individuals. >> one of the key things is our approach is client centered. hall reduction is based around helping the client and meeting them where they are at in terms of what steps are you ready to take? >> we are not asking individuals to do anything specific at any point in time. it is a program based on whatever it takes and wherever it takes. we are going to them and working with them where they feel most comfortable in the community. >> it opens doors and they get access they wouldn't have had otherwise. >> supports them on their goals. we are not assigning goals working to come up with a plan what success looks like to them. >> because i have been in the field a lot i can offer different choices and let them decide whic

i checked with the state department of social services and found the daycare center's last inspection was as recent as january 11. according to the report, a supervisor noted the licensee states adults over the age of 18 residing in the home are herself, her spouse and her son, harry goularte. all adults residing in the home have criminal background check clearances and tb tests. the sheriff's office says his mother voluntarily shut down the daycare for the ongoing investigation. >> we have about 20 plus juvenile children that come and go throughout the daycare. amanda: the state served goularte with his immediate exclusion order, demanding he be removed from the home and have no contact with clients of any childcare facility. for velasquez, a show of support at the courthouse wednesday. the da's office saying it is unfortunate he took the case into his own hands rather than waiting on the criminal justice system. >> it is our belief on based on what we know, there was a legitimate claim of self-defense. dan: in the south bay, a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle this evening in san jose

, as melanie said, but to bring awareness to the fact that i think it's widely known that our social services system is over burdened. fa me a bay area women's shelter once contacted child protective services saying samantha was starving her child. but no action was ever taken. tonight the coroner's office is still working to positively identify the child. brian? >> betty, thanks very much. now at 11:00 o'clock, experts sifting through the debris of the fiery cal trans collision in san bruno. crews were fixing the track to remove the wreckage by having it hauled away by another train. the wreck has been sitting on the track since thursday. and some cal train commuters are getting frustrated. >> i was going to take the train up to the st. patrick's day celebration. and of course now i find i have to take a bus. and then i've got to get from a bus back to the train. >> work to clear the debris will continue. no timetable on its completion. ntsb says the train will be moved to a secure location where investigators can continue to look at it. >>> a man arrested after police say he shot and killed

the social services agency told us today that due to privacy laws, it could not comment.arch continues for this man, dante jackson. the 34 year old is the boyfriend of sofia's mom and is also wanted in the girl's murder, and authorities told me just today that they believe he is still here in the bay area, so if you've seen him, please call police. new developments in that deadly crash of a china eastern aircraft black box has now been recovered. people talk with an aviation expert about the investigation to determine what went wrong. at a very weather after yesterday's record breaking heat, more fog today a bit of a cool down and eventually we could be talking about some more rain back in our forecast. we have the update forecast. we have the update coming up. i've seen how cancer can affect the people i care about. that's why i'm helping protect myself against some cancers like certain cancers caused by hpv. but for those who don't clear the virus hpv can lead to certain cancers in both women and men. gardasil 9 is the only vaccine that helps protect adults through age

the ceasefire program is called a holistic approach, bringing together police social services and the community to try to stop gang or group related shootings. police chief leronne armstrong says there's evidence the system does work. >> the fact that we've seen a reduction in group in gang violence again, as a result of the cease-fire strategy, the harm, the trauma that oakland families indoor as a result of gun violence is wholly unacceptable. >> oakland mayor libby schaff says the program could use some help from the courts. she's seeking a rollback of emergency bail reform policies they were put in place during the pandemic. >> day 3 of the confirmation hearing for judge ketanji brown and some sparks were flying. senators continuing to press the supreme court nominee, washington correspondent basil john has some highlights to allow her to answer the question. are you not want the american people to hear republicans came out swinging from the start during the final day of questioning for judge ketanji brown jackson. >> south carolina senator lindsey graham believes her sentencing r

they need access to basic social services like health and education. they need hope for the future. but above all, children in ukraine need peace. it is the only sustainable solution. thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today. >> i thank ms. russell for her briefing. i now give the floor to those councilmembers who wish to make statements. i give the floor to the representative of the united states. >> thank you, madam president. thank you, executive director russell, at your first briefing to the council. we welcome you to this setting. and thank you, also, be to undersecretary general griffith. both of your briefings were extraordinarily sobering, but we very much appreciate the work that you do. i also want to say we are so appreciative and so proud and grateful to unicef and ocha and other humanitarian agencies staff on the ground in ukraine and throughout the region. we've seen the images of them coordinating deliveries from bomb shelters and continuing to provide assistance to the ukrainian people under difficult and dangerous conditions. they are a testament to the

to fund operations and social services, the state relies heavily on the sales tax, which falls disproportionately county wants to raise taxes or make other changes, they can. but they must do it through an amendment to the constitution, which requires approval by a supermajority of the legislature, and then, in some cases, the voters of the entire state. >> a lot of the time we spend in the legislature is on local issues, an issue that only impacts one county or one city. >> reporter: and this creates another problem. since 1901, the document has been amended almost 1,000 times. at somewhere around 400,000 words, alabama's constitution is 50 times longer than the u.s. constitution. not only is it the longest state constitution by far, it's thought to be the longest constituti in the world. to help make it at least a little bit more user-friendly, coleman proposes to recompile the whole document, grouping amendments by county and putting economic development provisions in the same place. there have been numerous attempts to overhaul the constitution over the years, including a lawsuit that made it

the social services were aware and the police were not giving it a priority at all. in the last four years as we have had this operation looking into the attitudes of officers who were serving in rotherham at the time, it investigated 47 of them and found that 14 investigated 47 of them and found that 1a should face misconduct or gross misconduct inquiries, five of them were found to have not behaved properly and were given final written warnings or proceedings up until that point. the final hearing was today and that was the former sergeant david walker who was the final officer who was exonerated, described as a hard—working, diligent and professional officer, but the victims who came forward to give evidence, the people who were let down by all of this, say that no one has been held responsible and the local mp says a south yorkshire police failed those they had a duty to protect. a full report about this will be out in the next few weeks. many thanks. danny savage with the latest on that outcome in sheffield. the health secretary sajid javid says he's determined

ukrainian refugees of already streamed into mold over which is putting a strain in the countries social services. the u. s. has sanctions imposed on russia over the invasion. have nothing to do with the 2015 iran nuclear deal. i should've pharma cecilia love. rob is demanding a guarantee. the sanctions won't affect its trade with iran, that have been fears. russia stance could pose a challenge to efforts to restore the agreement. you are secretary state antony blinkin says a potential deal is close, but several issues remain. but francis has called the violence in ukraine, a war rejecting russia's description of the conflict as a special operation. at a service in vatican city, the leader of the roman catholic church, told worshippers he sent to cardinal. so ukraine to work towards peace. the pontiff called for a return to negotiations and more humanitarian assistance for the region. those of the headlines were going to be back in about half an hour with more. good bye. ah ah. ah. ah sean is exploring the oxen, researching climate change and pledging to build a polar soup road leaking asia? figu

numbers that will allow them to get jobs, receive health care, and other social services. abc's ines de la cuetara in poland. >> reporter: tonight, the simply staggering number of refugees streaming from ukrainian towns and cities reduced to rubble. the u.n. estimating more than 20% of the country's population, almost 10 million people, have now either been displaced from their homes or have left the country altogether. at this polish border crossing, the u.n.'s office of migration assisting some of the millions. >> what we are seeing is many people have been separated from their families and they really want to stay close to the border in the hopes the war will be over soon and they can return. >> reporter: others like anita, a doctor from kyiv, hoping to eventually come to america. >> i'd be interested in a move to usa, because so much opportunities. >> reporter: so far, however, the u.s. has taken in only a few hundred ukrainian refugees. some even claiming asylum at the u.s./mexico border. >> we're just trying to decide where our new home will be. >> reporter: for chil

help, enabling their economy, sustaining their agriculture and enabling the basic functioning of social services to prevent further economic collapse. preserve those basic services. the international community has long said human rights must be upheld for the taliban, like government to receive aid. those supporting the u. n. appeal, se the taliban decision to close may, secondary schools for girls last week has made it more difficult to raise funds from western governments to taliban. the defacto authorities have to live up to their responsibility to protect the people and to help you monitor in organizations . do the work on the ground that they need to do. the decades afghanistan was heavily reliant on financial aid that was frozen when the taliban took power. now the un is urging the world not to forget the country as it faces a crisis. victoria gate and b algebra is really forces have shot dead 3 palestinians, and they occupied westbank to an age 17 and 23 were killed during and is really army raid in the city of jeanine. separately a palestinian man was killed after carrying out a knife at

. >> san francisco has phenomenal social services to support people at risk of becoming homeless, areience and homelessness, but it is confusing, and there is a lot of waste. bringing everyone into the same space not only saves an average of 20 hours a week in navigating the system and waiting in line for different areas, it helps them talk, so if you need to sign up for medi-cal, what you need identification, you don't have to go to sacramento or wait in line at a d.m.v., you go across the hall to the d.m.v. to get your i.d. ♪ today we will probably see around 30 people, and averaging about 20 of this people coming to cs for follow-up service. >> for a participant to qualify for services, all they need to do is come to the event. we have a lot of people who are at risk of homelessness but not yet experiencing it, that today's event can ensure they stay house. many people coming to the event are here to receive one specific need such as signing up for medi-cal or learning about d.m.v. services, and then of course, most of the people who are tender people experiencing homelessness toda

going to russia, and everyone is waiting and help is provided by the card, all requests from social servicetors are possible . all lipsticks here the room will be asked what is needed. and they organize for the people of the class so that the studies continue. how many people are now approximately where you are now, about 100. it is difficult to imagine that you have experienced strength and patience for you. thank you for taking the time to get in touch with us today and all the best to you, of course, incredible things from the age of 13 in the army. the draft age was lowered so much, according to propagandists, yes, timur, how many journalists and whether our journalists are working now, our journalists and journalists continue to work there on the front line to go to this zone to cover events from our office, another bus is sent by journalists. they go to donetsk and lugansk for 5 days. we are confident that they will show us a picture that we have not yet seen. we are now receiving partially fragmented information, we are receiving information from people who were able to escape from t

the strategy is a holistic approach which brings together police, social services and the community to stop gang or group related shootings. 2021 was one of the deadly season opened in the past decade. police chief are out says this system is working. >> i we have had reduction in homicides is really a result of the cease-fire strategy. the fact that we've seen a reduction in group in gang violence again, as a result of the cease-fire strategy. >> mayor jeff says the program could use some help from the court. she's seeking a rollback of emergency bill reform policies that were put in place during the pandemic. oakland city council member carol fife is renewing her call to put the a's waterfront ballpark proposal to a public vote. 5 says people who live and work in west oakland have been ignored. and even though the delay caused by a public vote could sink the project and cause a silly oakland. she's pushing forward with our call for that ballot initiative. kron four's dan kerman has that story. >> i think it's important to give the residents of my district specifically the opportunity

help, enabling their economy, sustaining their agriculture, enabling the basic functioning of social services to prevent further economic collapse, preserve those basic services. the international community has long said human rights must be up held for the taliban leg government to receive aid. those supporting the u. n. appeal, se the taliban decision to close most secondary schools for girls last week. as made it more difficult to raise funds from western governments to taliban, the defacto authorities have to live up to their responsibility to protect their people and to help you manage her in organization or do the work on the ground that in each to the decades afghanistan was heavily reliant on financial aid that was frozen when the taliban took power. now the un is urging the world not to forget the country as it faces a crisis. victoria gate and be al jazeera, a turkish prosecutor has asked for the jamal cash oxy murder trial to be transferred to saudi arabia. 26. saudis are being tried in their absence. in istanbul, the well known saudi journalist was killed and dismembered in the sa

the residents of mariupol , the train was accompanied by a team of doctors and specialists from social services, medical workers have already inspections. and covey testing for living prepared 9 points temporarily to accommodate everyone will be provided with basic necessities and drugs will be registered with immigration people for whom all the horrors of the last weeks are already remembered. in what nightmarish conditions they had to live, remaining all this time, in fact , held hostage by militants. little children of women of someone, at least someone, they are not so in the basements, they are all sitting in the basements with automatic weapons. just like a human shield, more such people were hiding behind. what if they came to see who had food there, well, someone had saved up everything, they took the cars, everyone took georgia to the car. the keys are here, everything is like this, let's get out the bombing. basically, no water at night, well, in general, everything is very scary. i had an apartment, yes, well, everything there was burned out for a flight. the russian military organiz

wide approaches and some evidence include community schools which feature integrated health and social services and multi-systems and support. the work of creating healthy and safe schools where students have access to services and strong relationships with adults built on trust is an ongoing endeavor. to be safe and resilient, schools need consistent support for services, , training, collaboration, data collection and coordination. as of june 2021, 1 in 500 children lost a parent or grandparent to covid-19. please let that sink in. we must create schools that serve all students. thank you. >> yeah, thank you, thank you very much, ms. harper. and thank you to all our witnesses for the opening statements. under committee rule we will now have the five minute rule. i will be subcommittee members in seniority order. again to ensure that the members i've minute rules and hereto, staff will be keeping track of time and the timer will show ranking light when the time has expired so please be attentive to the time wrap up when your time is over and mute your microphone. as chair i now recognize myself

and now picking up where the social services would have taken care of these people as a huge, a volunteer force across the city. just ordinary people are who are looking after the most freleigh most vulnerable, and they doing it out of their own pocket. let's take a closer look at what exactly that they're doing. it might not look like it, but these people are providing a vital service. ah. without any external funding, anya and i friends deliver groceries and basic goods to some of the most vulnerable and keep some the goods are donated, but most a paid for by the volunteers themselves. the long to who i always wanted to do them and can work. i don't have grandparents, so this house me compensate for that. it really comes from my heart. maria rarely leaves the house. she's too frail to make the journey. and the elevator in her building is best described as temperamental. she stayed in the city because she says she has no family to go to. without the volunteers, i should be completely alone and hungry and thirsty won't gentlemen. i was in hospital, his heart problems and my daughter died

social service applications submitted by december 31, 2021 would be grandfathered.the proposed ordinance with modifications, by eliminating the i.p.z., the ordinance would be consistent with p.d.r. zoning and also better support large social service uses that rely on p.d.r. activities. in july of last year, when the commission reviewed the elimination of the life science and medical s.u.d. shown here in red on the upper right, the commission recommended also eliminating the i.p.z. with limited grandfathering. to be consistent with that recommendation and this ordinance's grandfathering date of december 31, staff recommended limited grandfathering for self-storage projects if the applications were either submitted by december 31, 2021 or submitted this year before the ordinance is effective and in the case that the application contains p.d.r. uses on at least 50% of the ground floor. this would impact two potential projects on existing private parking lots in the bay shore area and would enable the creation of 15,000 gross square feet of net new p.d.r. space on one o

while the initial shift to online learning saved lives, also restricted access to essential services like social and emotional development, health, nutrition and the stability that allows student to see thrive. in my district, covid-19 had the greatest impact on students with disabilities, title one-qualified students, english learners and other vulnerable students facing other challenges. for students to fully recover from the pandemic and get back on track, students and parents must have the assurance they're returning to supportive classroom environments, unfortunately this is not always the case, information from the department's office indicates too many students experience harmful practices like punishment, and restrain pup over 100,000 students were fiscally restrained, mechanically restrained or secluded in public schools during the 2017, 2018 school year, last year data was collected. still allow teachers to restrict students in classroom and see this practice disproportionately affect students with disabilities. lower economic achievement, higher rates of mental health problems, and hi