sondra was one of them.jor expansion of the london underground the century with the opening of two new stations. david walker saw the news on his phone. now, the taliban put in a request to address broad leaders of the united nations general assembly. it seems unlikely to happen as no nation is formally recognised them as afghanistan's new government. but the taliban are very much in power in the country that presents a challenge to journalists working there. if they deal with the taliban and interview them as normal politicians, do they risk legitimising terrorists? that is the concern of the man who posted this on twitter. well, the bbc has received much praise from news watch viewers from her reporting from afghanistan over the past few weeks it included a podcast series and the risk for afghanistan where she spoke to a founding member of the taliban, and she has been reporting from afghanistan since 1988 and recently posted this photograph of her at work as soviet troops left the country in 1989. i am dr

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, to celebrate the country's historical alliance in protest against america's new security patch, sondra, austria, and the u. k. which french officials have dubbed a stub in the back. you a secretary of state insist though all is well france in particular is a vital partner on this and so many other issues stretching back generations. and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our trans atlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. despite anthony lincoln's assurances, many french citizens are unconvinced. we gazed opinion in the capital. but this is not the 1st time that the united states has taken a contract. very good the cause we do not respect anyone in the act like masters of the world. they shouldn't have done expecting in the front on the same they would have complain. they wouldn't like to see if the current president has better represents a lot of money, but a lot of jobs, but it would be better if these jobs were for making other things. it's a little dishonest, i suppose. and the other hand, they were closest which allowed them to break the contract before th

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but still a real community, still with some of the restaurants that were around when nancy della sondra- d'alessandro was growing up. host: how important was the catholic faith to the family? guest: it was really fundamental. saint leo's was the local church. it was where babies were baptized. children went to school. funerals were held there. those who passed away were mourned. host: the family were hard-core democrats and nancy pelosi even as a child was deeply partisan. you have a couple stories that illustrate that. one was the toy elephant. guest: so she is a little girl, her parents take her to a polling place on election day. i'm sure that was a familiar place for her to go even as a very young person. a poll worker offered her a stuffed toy elephant. she would not take it. because she understood that elephants stood for the republican party and that is not who they were. even as an adult, she had similar really strong partisan feelings. she as a young mother with four children at the time, they moved to san francisco. they were looking for a house to rent. there were a lot of la

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where not on video now because ibelieve sondra reynolds will get the powerpoint for us . >> i am pulling it up now, lieutenant. >> first i'd like to thank commissioner elias, sergeant karen and i spoke to commissioner elias i don't know, maybe six weeks ago or so and she was very interested in our training. i'll let her that but we are very excited to have the opportunity to spend some time talking to her about some of the things we're doing and she asked some good questions, very specific essence, once it's in the details so we spent time talking about some of the training we are doing in the department regarding use of force and some of the different classes that we are talking about so it was her idea to invite us to the evening and we appreciate the invite and we will go through a quick powerpoint but we look forward to having a discussion with you all tohelp describe some of the great work that we believe our members are engaged in . just going through the powerpoint, in may 2019 the field tactics force unit officially launched. there were some of us that got into place within the t

that is changing across the field, but as sondra mentioned it will take -- to design clinical trials are more inclusive, we will have two employ technology so there are ways to identify population and subsets of populations you think might respond better to that particular drug. we need the help of our regulatory colleagues to understand how to employ that's in a clinical trial. if there is a preset specified population -- pre-specified population that would be your primary analysis that would include a broader population, there are ways to design it. we need to work together with our regulatory colleagues to ensure that would be acceptable to them. rep. pallone: thank you so much. thank you madam chair. chairwoman eshoo: the gentleman yields back. the chair is pleased to organize the gentleman from virginia for your five minutes of questions. >> dr. andrews, i will start with you. in regards to als, it's supposed to be relatively rare, not as rare as huntington's. you have, i know four or five people who have had it. is there any research you are a rare of that is going on with geog

. >> i am sondra bravia and here today, i will be his wife. we have two young daughters and one turned six weeks and our older is turning 4. and we have served as staff members in the white house. at the time that brian was diagnosed, he was 37 years old and he was an assistant united states attorney. >> this is our closing argument for our lives. >> as you just heard from the panel's expert als clinicians, we are all aligned. als while currently 100% fatal disease is no longer hopeless. today, there are more therapies that are slowing or stopping als in people and not animal models, but in people. so the question that we all need to answer today is and one that i am so tremendously grateful for and so many members and perhaps a record number of members asked in a unified voice today, how do we get the tens of thousands of als patients alive and dying today using tools and the science that currently exists, therapies that can keep the patients alive to be here to see cures. i am excited to tell you that the answer is abundantly simple. make th