for this moment in our climate change and building that community all solidarity is exactly what we need to be doing right now in order to make the changes in this world actually as we're chatting we're getting feedback in from view as jean torres i'm just looking at who he is he's a father of 2 loving husband fine by many u.s. navy veteran and a proud filipino this is what he says parents like myself are seriously affected by the impacts of climate change felt around the wealth not knowing if our children will still have a well to enjoy how would you counsel jeanne. but i think cheney is not alone i think many of us including myself are raising young children right now are worried about what it means but i also think if you go back to a christan and joseph are talking about we can't give in to despair so we have to talk to our kids and our children and our youth about how these feelings are normal and how they can move forward in a way that's positive and support and solidarity and one thing that i always say to people when they ask about how do we deal with this pain how do we dea

feel technically solidarity brought about the fall of the wall. but the whole world leaders at that time had seen that communism was coming to an end. in the end the time was simply ripe for change though margaret thatcher chancellor kohl presidents reagan and mentor all and the pope were all working in their own way to bring down the iron curtain fists. and that's what we managed to do. and what was your role i joined them. the year before for the 1st time in history a paul had also become pope. john paul the seconds words do not fear if you want to change your life acted like a wake up call when the pope visited his homeland 10000000 people turned out to see him. first up the era of communism was coming to an end thanks in part to solidarity. much by him too much but today's poland is deeply divided and spring 2019 solidarity celebrated 30 years of the round table another democratic polish agreement with this container in front of its door but there were no congratulations from the national conservative government it was busy helping people like

nations is only possible when that solidarity is seen in the light of a creator. gathered ase friends. allies. countries,han 40 representatives of freedom loving nations. fates of our people are linked by a shared love for freedom and self-determination. words resolve that the that unravelsquare that long night of oppression not just for the people of , but all across eastern europe. resolve that those words and truths that have sustained human freedom from the beginning will never be forgotten. americain poland will continue to stand with all of our allies for our common defense. alsocain poland will continue to call on our allies to live up to the promises that we have made to one another. for the american people and the strongpeople know that a alliance of free, sovereign and independent nations is the best defense of our freedoms. now and always. [applause] thank you for the honor of the american-- people as we mark the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of world war ii. those thatemember were lost. poland in their long twilight struggle, and all of those who my

people have a solidarity, they have a solidarity to what they see as defending their national interest think injune, then 65% said they would like to welcome people. so there is differences within the european union, and i certainly understand that italy was bearing a far—too—great share of the responsibility within the eu. final thing — will you go back to sea again and conduct more rescue missions? yes, i certainly would. however, i am a nature conservationist, so i might work on other issues in the future. carola rackete, it has been a pleasure to have you on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello there. this week's weather is looking fairly benign. that's because we've got atlantic influence, so a mixture of conditions — a bit of sunshine, some cloud, generally temperatures around the seasonal average or a little bit below. and, in fact, wednesday looks like one of those days where the temperatures will be below average, and it'll be windy, as well, so that'll make it feel even cooler. and the reason is because we've got this area of low pressure moving dow

people have a solidarity, they have a solidarity to what they see as defending their national interest65% said they would like to welcome people. so there is differences within the european union, and i certainly understand that italy was bearing a far—too—great share of the responsibility within the eu. final thing — will you go back to sea again and conduct more rescue missions? yes, i certainly would. however, i am a nature conservationist, so i might work on other issues in the future. carola rackete, it has been a pleasure to have you on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello. the weekend has been very mixed. glorious across much of the south—east, really wild for a time across the north of scotland. and in between something a little bit in between. some sunshine but a bit of rain as well. the forthcoming week, largely dry, 0k, a little bit of rain in the north—west of scotland at times. there will be some chilly nights around as well. this is how we're shaping up for monday. the remnants of the weekend's weather front to be had across the south. a lot of

people have a solidarity, they have a solidarity to what they see as defending their national interesthink injune, then 65% said they would like to welcome people. so there is differences within the european union, and i certainly understand that italy was bearing a far—too—great share of the responsibility within the eu. final thing — will you go back to sea again and conduct more rescue missions? yes, i certainly would. however, i am a nature conservationist, so i might work on other issues in the future. carola rackete, it has been a pleasure to have you on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hello once again. autumn is presenting its quiet face towards us at the moment. sometimes it can be stormy, we are seeing that quiet spell of weather certainly dominating for the next few days. dry by day and cool as befits the time of year. quite a number of isobars you'll notice as we get into tuesday. thejetstream is coming up and the atlantic high and sweeping down into the heart of continental europe, bringing colder conditions than we are having here in the british i

people have a solidarity, they have a solidarity to what they see as defending their national interest65% said they would like to welcome people. so there is differences within the european union, and i certainly understand that italy was bearing a far—too—great share of the responsibility within the eu. final thing — will you go back to sea again and conduct more rescue missions? yes, i certainly would. however, i am a nature conservationist, so i might work on other issues in the future. carola rackete, it has been a pleasure to have you on hardtalk. thank you very much indeed. thank you, stephen. hi there. many northern areas were quite chilly on wednesday. it was a very windy day, gusts of 50, close to 60 mph across the north and the west of the uk. but today, it's not looking that bad. we've got pressure building, so fewer showers around. although it will still be quite breezy, it will be less windy than what we had on wednesday. there's wednesday's low, slowly pushing off into scandinavia, high pressure building in from the south—west. you'll notice isobars still quite close toge

among nations is only possible when that solidarity is seen in the light of a providential creator.oday, we are gathered as friends. as allies from more than 40 countries, representatives of freedom-loving nations. today the faiths of our people are linked by a shared love of freedom and self-determination. let us on this day resolve that the words heard in this square that unraveled that long night of oppression, not just for the people of poland but all across eastern europe. let us resolve that those words and truths that have sustained human freedom from the beginning will never be forgotten. america and poland will continue to stand with all of our allies for our common defense. america and poland will also continue to call on our allies to live up to the promises that we've made to one another. for the american people and the polish people know that a strong alliance of free, sovereign and independent nations is the best defense of our freedoms. now and always. [applause] thank you for the honor of representing our president and the american people on this historic occasion. a

social security is based on a principle it's based on a principle of solidarity so terry it is caring for others. a social security means i pay payroll taxes so that the widow across town can get something to live upon. much of the population that's what they survive. it's of no use to the very rich so therefore there's a concerted attempt to destroy it. one of the ways is defunding it you want to destroy some system 1st the fund. then a more work people be angry they want something else that's a standard technique for. privatizing some system. we see it in the attack on public schools and public schools are based on the principle of solidarity. i no longer have children in school they're grown up but the principle of solidarity says i happily pay taxes so that the kid across the street can go to school that's normal human emotion and it drives it out of people's heads i don't have kids in school why should i pay taxes privatized it so on. the public education system all the way from kindergarten to higher education is under severe attack i mean that's one of the jewels of american so

public schools are based on the principle of solidarity. i no longer have children in school or grown up but the principle of solidarity says i happily pay taxes so that the kid across the street can go to school that's normal human emotion that it dries it out of people's heads i don't have kids in school why should i pay taxes privatized it so on. the public education system all the way from kindergarten to higher education is under severe attack i mean that's one of the jewels of american society. go back to the golden age again the great chris period the fifty's and sixty's a lot of that is based on free public education. and one of the results of the 2nd world war was the g.i. bill of rights which enabled veterans remember that's a large part of the population and to go to college they would have been able to otherwise the century got free education where a community is date or nation regularly invest a substantial share of it resources in education the investment invariably it returned in better business and a higher standard of livin

and he wants his legacy to be solidarity with ireland, not ditching them to side with britain.own great unity of purpose, with solidarity, with the member states most affected. this unity is our most precious resource, and our greatest asset. it will continue to guide me over the next weeks and i am sure it will will continue to #2k3w50id this house. senior eu figures used this as an opportunity to give a thumbs down to one of borisjohnson‘s big ideas, which is to give more power to the northern ireland assembly at stormont before and after brexit. the backstop can also not be unilaterally ended by stormont because that is not a safety net, it will be a permanent instrument for blackmailing during the coming negotiations. thanes transit is up to the uk government to ensure the support of the northern ireland institutions to the northern ireland institutions to the withdrawal agreement and it would be signed on behalf of all the uk, we are open to any uk proposal and are willing to work day and night towards progress. and the prime minister's chaotic trip to luxembourg earlier t

i regret that there was such a lack of solidarity and the european union.regret that we do have that situation at all and i think it's outrageous that we cannot give people access to their human rights. well, isn't the very point you've just made that there are now so many fewer people making the crossing and ending up in italy were indeed multi or southern spain from the sea route, doesn't that make the point that mr sal vini, the poster politician for a new tough and the migrant policy in southern europe, his policy is working as a deterrent? —— arriving in malta, it has deterred many, many would—be migrants were making a highly dangerous crossing. the question is why aren't they coming? were we just made that point. the european union is already making things difficult for people trying to enter libya, they are also trying to pull back via the libyan coastguard, people in a country in civil war and the death numbers are as high as they have ever been, relative death numbers. they are not as high in absolute terms. the number of deaths of migrants at sea

the trueestimony to solidarity of people among nations is only possible when that solidarity is seen in the light of a providential creator. today, we are gathered as , allies. ,or more than 40 countries representatives of freedom and loving nations. today, the fate of our people is shared by freedom and self-determination. resolve that the words in that unraveled that , notnight of depression just for the people of poland, but all across eastern europe. those wordsve that that have sustained from the beginning will never be forgotten. [no audio] [inaudible] america and poland will continue to call on our allies to live up to the promises we made to one american andhe polish people know that a strong alliance of free and independent nations is the best defense. [no audio] today, we remember those that were lost and their long struggle. four goals -- for all those who sacrificed here to win a victory. we remember those that were lost also do wellnd we an enduring victim for freedom and the role that by people in poland play their strength and their example . as president trump said he

immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really champion the solidarity felt needed to happen between criminal justice and immigrant rights. >>and what a better state to do and then in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high

resolve.olish hope and it is a parliament testimony to the belief of the polish people the truth solidaritymong people and among nations is only possible when that solidarity is seen in the light of a providential creator. gathered as for more represented ines this freedom loving nation. our people are linked by a shared love of freedom and self-determination. resolves on this day that the words heard in this unraveled that long not just foression but allle of poland across eastern europe, let us resolve that those words and truths that have sustained human freedom from the beginning will never be forgotten. poland will continue to stand with all of our allies for our common defense. poland, we will also continue to call on our allies, to live up to the promises that we've made to one , for the american people knowhe polish people, to that a strong alliance of free, sovereign, and independent nations is the best defense of our freedoms, now and always. [applause] so thank you for the honor of representing our president and the american people on this historic occasion, as we mark the 80th a

immigrant youth justice alliance feels this is a step in the right direction bill really championed the solidarity we felt that needed to happen between criminal justice an image. >>right and what a better state to do and then in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high

>>champion the solidarity fell that needed to happen between criminal justice an image. >>rights and what a better state to do with that in california. >>the geo group runs for private prisons in california in a statement they called themselves an innovator in the field of rehabilitative services. they say ab 32 works against the state's proposition 57 and high

why it's all the more puzzling the - - they have been silent the past few days what happened to solidarity with ukraine? are standing up to russia? nor the national security of the united states ahead of partisan politics? we have found ourselves with the president of my house to manipulate ukraine to advance his own personal political agenda. this is what we know. he admitted as he spoke with president galinsky to investigate that was included in the transcript with president zelinski. we know afterwards they sent notification to the white house of budget and management through the 21st we know the deliberations takes five days and instead it was for two whole months. we try to glean what could be the cause does the department have the objection to the money moving forward? know they didy not. know they did not any substantive questions over these months? know they did not. and the policy motivation urgently needed security funding. motivation. policy on the contrary there is a political motivation for fear the willingness to use the powers of his office for grossly inappropriate behavior

and if we look at how hong kong ex-pats living here in berlin are showing solidarity with the protest movement gripping their hometown. unexposed or welcome to the program oil prices briefly surged a whopping 19 percent as asian markets opened after weekend attacks on saudi arabia's oil infrastructure twin drone strikes cut the kingdom's output by a half earlier u.s. president donald trump hinted at a potential military response to the attacks. tweeted there is reason to believe that we know the culprit we are locked and loaded depending on verification but are waiting to hear from the kingdom. but somebody has already claimed responsibility to the rebels based in yemen however the u.s. claims there is no evidence that the attack was launched there and instead blames iran for his part iran's president hassan rouhani suggested the u.s. was being hypocritical your vision for the usual match americans instead of confessing that they have presence in the region or. in syria in yemen and other areas has been problematic. they accuse the countries of the region. and for more on this story w

regarding the standoff i have to repeat literally what i wrote a blog it's not a matter of solidarity it's about justice injustice is what destroy states this iteration in which the action. himself is a blatant injustice it's impossible to ignore it's all keep silent. no the point is not in community solidarity but in the fact that this directly concerns me to the monstrous injustice and cynicism with which this has been done come affect everyone right now and there is a number of one man protests taking place in the capital the president said ministration building to another defendant facing similar charges was released from prison and pleased under travel restrictions so all these cases the track now a lot of attention. and he says pakistan controlled kashmir should be considered part of its own territory the indian foreign minister also expressed hope that one day they would have physical jurisdiction over the region pakistan and india have been at loggerheads over kashmir for more than 70 years since they failed to agree on the borders drawn up during the british partition of indi

and as you can see we stand in solidarity with the community on this issue. i think -- i believe that everybody has added names as a co-sponsor. and so thank you very much. and right now, madam clerk, i say that we take this item, same house, same call. without objection. then this item passes unanimously. thank you very much. let's see... madam clerk, read the memorial. >> clerk: today's meeting will be adjourned in the memory of the following beloved individuals... on behalf of supervisor peskin for the late jerry crawly, and on behalf of president yee, for the late lawrence joseph fonk and on behalf of supervisor brown for the late marcia marcela harvey. >> president yee: colleagues that is the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any other further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: okay, thank you. we are adjourned. (♪) >> san francisco and oakland are challenging each other in a battle for the bay. >> two cities. >> one bay. >> san francisco versus oakland. are you ready to get in on the action? >> i'm

regarding the standoff i have to repeat literally what i wrote a blog it's not a matter of solidarity it's about justice injustice is what destroys states this is duration in which the act of himself is a blatant injustice it's impossible to ignore it's all keep silent. no the point is not in community solidarity but in the fact that this directly concerns me to the monstrous injustice and cynicism with which this has been done everyone right now there is a number of one man protests taking place in the capital of the presidents of ministration building and no other defendant facing similar charges was released from prison and pleas to enter travel restrictions so all these cases track now a lot of attention. the teenage face of the global climate change movement has been giving the u.s. congress a dressing down 16 year old gretton berg told them is to listen to the scientists and take real action she earlier met for president barack obama addressed the senate. don't invite us here just to tell us how inspiring we are without actually doing anything about it because it doesn't lead to

regarding the standoff i have to repeat literally what i wrote a blog it's not a matter of solidarity it's about justice injustice is what destroy states the situation reached the ect it was to you know found himself is a blatant injustice it is impossible to ignore it a keep silent no the point is not in community solidarity but in the fact that this directly concerns me. the monstrous injustice and cynicism with which this has been done coming everyone. right now there as a number 0 for a one man protests taking place in the capital the president's administration building and pawelski says one else may be at that door opened after a serious of unsanctioned protest during moscow elections that hit the capital this summer and another defendant facing actually similar charges was released from prison and placed under a travel restrictions so all these cases right now attract a lot of attention or i wanted if they don't want it in a culture of their life the newsroom next. a new tell all book about allegations of alleged sexual harassment by the u.s. supreme court justice brett covered

i am also a member of the umc philippines solidarity task force. and i am from district 5 where i operate the waller center. thank you for taking the time to hear us today and for voting on this resolution. while spending time in the philippines with haney and the rest of the task force, i was exposed to a society that benefits off of human right violation and the stories of those humans that the rights are being violated are in the hands of brandon and those of us who have gone to the philippines and came back. there's a lot of effort to silence those voice and this was a direct example of that. brandon surviving and coming bag coming baccomingback. it started a movement and it's very imperative that listening to the stories of matt heaney and some of thoughts wen of us . thank you for your time today. >> good afternoon. supervisors, my name is mario demeasurdemira. let me just start off say thank you for your leadership you've we would like to see support behind passing this resolution and highlighting the other issues related to u.s. funding goi

well in paris egyptians demonstrate in solidarity with the demonstrations back home they call for action to tackle the arbitrary arrests and prosecution of lawyers and journalists and in berlin activists protested in front of the egyptian embassy there denouncing the security crackdown against protesters. and a former egyptian government contractor whose videos helped spark of the protests as it has issued a new message on social media calling on president sisi to resign over this is the how the. c.c.s. way that you will leave power if the people don't want you so please be a man of your word don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a liar. is a professor of middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he says the u.s. should be more outspoken in its condemnation of cc's crackdown. it's been a narrative used by the regime and other regimes to dissuade people from protesting to say that well you're not going to get democracy you're going to get the syrian civil war or the chaos in yemen if you don'

rallies are also set to take place in other cities including london and washington in a show of solidarity the movement inspired the recent protests that have been running for some 16 weeks now let's go live now to hong kong al-jazeera sarah clarke is there for us so the 5th anniversary then of the umbrella movement or what is being planned for today. a little bit a number of rallies that have been on the wife the last few hours where one of the which is the general which is attached to the lips the council building which is effectively hong kong parliament you can see behind me the various part about to see protests have come here and they've been resurrecting mislabel this has been torn down over recent weeks by every switch by the my beijing things but now we've got pretty much prices the home wire around the sledge the council building and it is a large building we also have her face on some side on some of the signs so the numbers here are building and in front of me in front of the little council building just around the corner from where we are now there is another rally at the chur

solidarity, understanding and unites with one another based on students comment and diverging experiences with individual and collective needs. third self-determination. the claiming of intellectual identity and active participate in the transformation of material conditions. be it further resolved the educators analyze and interrupt oppression as it impacts instruction with support of professional development that centers educator racial development, culture and community responsive and the equity phase task force will create a pk-12 culturally and community responsive calender for sites, rubric for school sight leadership for environments welcoming for all students and families. further that there is a permanent team guided by the framework above to be comprised by the deputy super-bee superind special education trauma informed practitioner, office of research planning and accountability department who will be redesignated as a lead. these along with the deputy instruction are to meet bi-weekly to integrate promising practices from the equity studies to enhance the students knowledge an