we do have a question from a viewer named susie who wants to know do parents need to vaccinate.t brings me to vaccination requirements for the staff and faculty. >> i'm glad, susie, you're asking about vaccinations. we're encouraging as i know many people are from our president all the way through the community that anybody who can be vaccinated get vaccinated. it remains the safest solution for this challenge right now. it is really our way of protecting each other as best we possibly can. so we've been losing vaccination clinics at our school sites. weave been sending out afternoon messages, text messages and encouraging anyone 127 and up to get vaccinated. we'res will, in terms of the faculty, they had an opportunity to be vaccinated starting last spring. we asked our faculty to report to us when they've been vaccinated. what we're doing now is ramping up our verification process and we're assessing whether or not there's a flowed this mandate it because we are currently assessing are there people on our staff hop haven't been vaccinated yet. we vice president approached that

i don't know susie, ms. smith, if you had anything you wanted to add, but absolutely, i'd just say really quickly, ms. jones and her team and, susie, ms. smith and her team have worked really well with our office. i really appreciate all the partnership. we've spent a lot of time to implement a vision that the community will support. it's come from the community and as you said, ms. jones appreciate the hard work from my team and the city attorney for the great work they did to put this together. ms. smith, did you have something you wangted to add? >> yeah, supervisor, i would love to take this moment to introduce cindy lynn from our food coordination here. and a few words about the legislation. >> hi, good morning. can everyone hear me okay? >> yes. >> great. good morning supervisors. thank you to supervisor safai for inviting us today. my name is cindy lynn. i'm the manager for the covid, well, for the food coordination team at h.s.a. within d.a.s.. we are excited to see the model of student empowerment i

here interestingly susie got called back from brookfield. she'd been helping with her older siblings and she got brought back because things look like they're starting to unravel a bit at westborough and so parkman summons her to come back and help out with her older sister sarah sarah's lying by here, but that goes away and this often happens, you know, something will register something. you're not sure if it's a big deal or not. it's sort of appears and disappears, but then in the fall sarah is sick for nearly two months in september in october so she too is going to drop out. and with that and the trouble is that anna breck parkman is having generally and not having enough labor the family starts to try to bring in other people young daughters that can help that are neighbors that can be brought in eventually in cases like this families might even hire out somebody to bring in to the enter into the market economy for it. alexander aged 12 here is lame and he's had an accident with an ax and when you read the diary you see again and again

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well, what's gonna happen if the actual quality, the indices you know, to say the measure of was susie powerful. the new year, new office is skewed, but the united pathetic, thicker got his measure in forces employed in forces sick for member us it all situated it was due to no sit up a few with getting just because we also talk to him about the famous confidentiality classes imposed by facebook as good children to do so clever thought shortly if it not only did it possibly offered kia who was used to the school. napoleon, please walter, does it was you to see the whole move more going? the bags up there is a whole digital video hobbler who don't back to with the trauma, stress cleaning up social media comes at a great cost. greg, why decides to quit? only 2 weeks later, still in his training period. ah, he received his paycheck just before leaving his hourly pay written at the top for euro's $0.62 gross. this is a tough pill to swallow for his colleague. ah. the ice cream shop. after our experience there, we contacted accenture. their response was a brief e mail that didn't once refer

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at least. susie and i've been states over through most are back in the iran many years ago. the u. s. withdrawal from iraq comes in the wake of it's polite from gallus stone. washington sees it's focusing on the bigger threats posed by russia and china. the long term risk is china, maybe the, the near term risk as russia. and we have to make sure that we focus our attention on those. they withdrew all a, comes after nearly 20 years of war in afghanistan. president biden claims the us as a chief what it intended to do. there's no need to risk more american lives, but a peace activists. we spoke to say the u. s. has never left a conflict with our paving the way for another one. there is no growing threat or striking threat or threat of any sort from anywhere on earth to the u. s. military, which is an expense almost equal to all the others put together or there was no threat from afghanistan 20 years ago. there is no threat from china today, and there is no threat from russia today. it is all absolutely propaganda. and the thing to do 20 years ago was to use the rule of law to prosec

arguable lower their pay and wrote the right to strike as expected to cause serious like delays over susie travel with the investors will have to wait until late a day at the soonest to find out whether opec and its allies will increase production as expected. of all major oil producing countries fails to agree on their output strategy. on thursday, the united arab emirates block the plan for an immediate easing of cuts their extension to the end of 2022, so called opec plus group extended their meeting and they hoped to find common ground later today, the cartel initially cut crew production and asked the pendant extent, all prizes crashing last year. prices have recovered and reached 3 year highs. this w financial correspondent as touch panda isn't frank for, for more i should tell. you seems to have a point here, right? the man does. their price is a flooring. why not produce more? well, it's not that simple, chris, especially when you see what's happening on days that does the variant. and it could actually detail the konami companies. so that's why the opec does is trying to manager t

no, you mean susie, why are african diplomats like you have served for afghanistan, the in, in china, and in part is that what, why, why do you bother with them? some may ask, and some afghans may ask, well, i mean they have, they have an interest in the region that they have outlined. this is not something that we are selling. they have outlined counterterrorism guarantees as a key national security interest of the united states related to they want to come back and region and that they want to guarantee them. they have to work for a peaceful, stable of understanding, a peaceful, stable region. they say they want that, but who finances, the taliban, who finances the terrorism? where are the weapons coming from an american weapons being used against afghan officials, while these i mean, these are weapons from all over the place. and that's a discussion that property is to these have to get into obviously the u. s. as to be held accountable and responsible for its actions going forward. and it has to offer the diplomatic and economic support and political support. the president biden h

there is no place for afghans in this country anymore. susie years ago, nasa fled to denmark as a refugee. he only returned in 2001 when the us invaded the doctor. when the americans came and brought their forces, we thought we are saved. we thought, oldest misfortune is over. but now we think that was the start of our misfortune. most prized possession is passed down through families are also being left behind. hum, mohammed faces a conflict of interest as a 2nd hand dealer. he profits from the goods that come his way, but he knows what people are giving up in order to flee. yes, gonna stone. he wishes they didn't have to charlotte bellis o jazeera cobble. the son of the top multi journalist says the government must take responsibility for its role in her murder. death. nicholas sale was killed in a car bombing in 2017. an inquiry found the government failed to recognize the risk to committee his life and take reasonable steps. prosecutors believe a leading businessman organized a murder, but he denies any role. greta exposed cronyism among multis elite. earlier we spoke to andrew co on

there is no place for afghans in this country anymore. susie years ago, nasa fled to denmark as a refugee. he only returned in 2001 when the us invaded the doctor. when the americans came and brought their forces, we thought we are saved. we thought all this misfortune is over. but now we think that was the start of our misfortune. most prized possessions passed down through families are also being left behind. hum, mohammed faces a conflict of interest as a 2nd hand dealer. he profits from the goods that come his way, but he knows what people are giving up in order to flee. yes, gonna stone. he wishes they didn't have to charlotte bellis o jazeera couple, and why some people are fleeing the 1st group of people who work for the americans have been warmly welcomed to the united states. more than $200.00 afghans who feared that work would make them a target for the taliban. are now settling into virginia from where hydro castro sent this report. the buses carrying former afghan interpreters and their families, including 57 children and 15 babies, arrived at the fort lee military base in vir

that, you know, we're not, we're far from over the, i see you at the main hospital in the capitol. susie is full. so as the cities morgue, 10 percent of the genes are fully vaccinated. officials are hoping to increase that number to stop the spread charlotte bellis out to 0. well simberg prime minister is in a serious and fable condition in hospital where he's being treated for coven, 19 savvy bethel tested positive shortly after a t v. e summit in brussels. at the end of june. he was between his 2 vaccine doses . folks say he's recovering, but of decided to keep him in hospital under observation, lebanon came to take apart, minister is warning, his country is days away from what he calls a social explosion, half and the up is appealing for help. so avoid, i tried economic ruin. the world is offered a financial lifeline, but once a government formed 1st with a reform plan to do with corruption, the obsess, the global community must step in and out. well, actually the article by play today to all the king's princesses, presidents, leaders and ally and friendly nations. and i call on the u

susi dennison is seniorfellow at the european council on foreign relations — she's in limoges, francebritish citizens to travel or british residents, sorry, to travel to germany where there is a large amount of tension between the two leaders over the fact that angela merkel is indicating that because of the high level of delta variant cases in the uk at the moment that she is comfortable moving away from the idea of a quarantine on arrival in germany, which the uk leader is unhappy about, thinking doubly vaccinated individuals should be able to travel freely. i think this will be a major elephant in the room until it is dealt with in the meetings today. the northern ireland situation will be difficult. yes, absolutely. ithink will be difficult. yes, absolutely. i think that is why this meeting there has been a lot of tension in the relationship, you see, since the uk have left the eu. there is a problem of tone in the discussions and ongoing of disagreement, and the protocol with ireland and the eu and the uk. the importance of the meeting today will be to bring that tone down a litt

i don't know susie, ms.ing you wanted to add, but absolutely, i'd just say really quickly, ms. jones and her team and, susie, ms. smith and her team have worked really well with our office. i really appreciate all the partnership. we've spent a lot of time to implement a vision that the community will support. it's come from the community and as you said, ms. jones appreciate the hard work from my team and the city attorney for the great work they did to put this together. ms. smith, did you have something you wangted to add? >> yeah, supervisor, i would love to take this moment to introduce cindy lynn from our food coordination here. and a few words about the legislation. >> hi, good morning. can everyone hear me okay? >> yes. >> great. good morning supervisors. thank you to supervisor safai for inviting us today. my name is cindy lynn. i'm the manager for the covid, well, for the food coordination team at h.s.a. within d.a.s.. we are excited to see the model of student empowerment imposed and we're looking

through lines of the book here is some battling they have in florida over one of trump's top aides, susieuld argue after jeb bush from 20 to 2010 is maybe the most important florida republican in the last decade. she was fired from the campaign in september and no one would tell trump why for months. it falls to mike pence in a meeting in the summer of 2020 that it's basically over. she was close to rick scott, who was also talked about as a 2024 contender. he tells trump that desantis is trying to knock her out in order to take a step ahead of rick scott, and not surprisingly, it sort of sits well with trump. he understands it. but calls desantis. he says, what's going on, i want suzie back. desantis tells him suzie whields is basically a bat boy on his team, and this is what really infuriates trump. trump wants to make the decision here, and in a heated oval office phone call, trump tells desantis, this is my decision, stay out of it. >> yeah. suzie wilds is a name that some of our viewers may know her name. for those that don't, she, as you point out, is an extraordinarily important wi

the delicacy stories. susie, as i'm just now amazing, that chest with their best tips for me to beacon diet and all the rest of the secret. welcome to my well, europe's diversity is a smorgasbord. subscribe and enjoy d. w. food. ah, we now turn the page to one of the greatest fancy rices of old time j, talking his works, including the hobbit and a lot of the rings trilogy, have inspired generations of readers. but what was his inspiration for creating these incredibly details and unique fantasy wells, john gulf, a british author and talking expert, has now released a book which aims to answer that question. we met him in oxford, where talking spent most of his life, the magical landscape transposed into the cinematic version of middle earth, a fictional fantasy world, world war between good and evil is being waged on a grand scale in the hobbit and lord of the rings. british author, j. r. r. tolkien thought up to the setting for his novels and described it in detail. but he himself spent most of his life in oxford. in his book, the world of g. r. r. tolkien. john garth describes what p

what was the last 12 months like for you, susie? mat months like for you, susie?o keep that in— dying, so you kind of have to keep that in perspective. but, no, it was hard, _ that in perspective. but, no, it was hard, especially the times when we were closed down at very short notice. — were closed down at very short notice, because we had already bought— notice, because we had already bought stock. it was sat there, we didn't— bought stock. it was sat there, we didn't know — bought stock. it was sat there, we didn't know what to do with it. that was stressful, very stressful. how is this year— was stressful, very stressful. how is this year looking _ was stressful, very stressful. how is this year looking in _ was stressful, very stressful. how is this year looking in comparison? it's unbelievable, since we opened, it has gone mad _ it's unbelievable, since we opened, it has gone mad.— it's unbelievable, since we opened, it has gone mad._ we l it has gone mad. yeah, crazy. we have no tables _ it has gone mad. yeah, crazy. we have no tables on a _ it has gone mad

additionally susie taylor published her experiences as a laundress and a nurse for the 3d and also headed the postwar struggles her family experienced african-americans and their families have fought for decades to put in the historical memory of the civil war but this did not materialize until the modern civil rights movement. now a member of historians previously mentioned serve the regiments they all became historians to confront whites and non- academics and some african-americans didn't have the significance of the soldiers simmons for example lamented the fact his students most likely at simmons college in kentucky knew little about soldiering for them then i've noticed in my experience as a teacher that some of my students are ignorant of the work of our great colored men even ignorant of their names. ultimately the families build upon the efforts that began before 130 years ago to uncover the personal history of soldiers and their extended families in a manner that would bring their names and experiences to the forefront. at least simmons and his dedication he used to honor the pr

congresswoman susie lee. congressman steven horsford. thank you all for your leadership.on, thank you. vice president frank hawk. and the proud members of the united brother mood and sisterhood of the carpenters.oo sisterhood of the carpenters.ood of the carpenters.hood and sisterhood of the carpenters. so it is so great to be in the house of labor. i always know i'm home in the house of labor, and it is great for us all to be able to spend prior to this holiday weekend together. and, of course, this weekend is the weekend where now in particular all across our nation high school bands will march in parades and families will gather for backyard barbecues and children will watch in wonder as fireworks light up our night sky, and we will celebrate together our nation's independence. indeed. and this year not only will we celebrate our independence, we will celebrate our nation's resilience, because this year america is coming back together. because this year america is getting back to work. [ cheering and applause ] >> the vice president getting some applause there and, of

african-american women from the civil war charlotte fort in the teacher who went south to teach free people susie king taylor a camp follower who became a nurse elizabeth and harriet jacobs very, a storied women fascinating lives who did relief work for free people relief workers term at the time for sort of charitable work and and these are sources among many others that scholars like civilia glyph draw on. we had a wonderful now center event with her this past fall one of the many important points in her scholarship. is that is that as important as those who fled to union lines are we also have to think about those who didn't flee who for whatever reason the union army never came near their their communities didn't penetrate the region of the south they were in they they chose other forms of resistance that were that were just as important in destabilizing slavery. there's also a rich literature on on the destinations of refugees in the so called contrabands camps that the union army set up and i'm sure that we'll hear, you know, learn a lot more about that tomorrow night. but yes, it's it's ve

additionally, susie king taylor, a formerly enslaved woman publish her experiences as a laundress and nurse and highlighted the postwar trials are family experienced. thus african americans and their families have fought for decades for inclusion in historical memory of the civil war, but this did not materialize until the modern civil rights movement got underway. a number of historians previously mentioned served in northern african-american regiments. afterwards, all these veterans came historians to confront whites and some african americans would ignore the historical significance of usct soldiers. it was lamented the fact that students most likely at simmons college in kentucky knew little about soldiering for usct. "i've noticed in my long experience is that some of my students are willfully ignorant of the work of our great colored men, even ignorant of their names." ultimately, the family civil war builds on the efforts that began over 130 years ago to uncover the personal histories of usct soldiers and their families in a manner that would ring their names and experiences to

. >> reporter: susie wolf is team principal for rokit venturi vaulting her driver to the top of the driveryou know how good you're doing based on your track results. >> the checkered flag falls. >> reporter: leading is mercedes. >> the electric mobility age is upon us. >> reporter: the team principal who worked for a time at the mercedes plant in tuscaloosa, alabama, says what happens here can end up in your driveway. >> if you think about electric mobility, there are certain challenges which come up for the engineers. ultimately it's how efficient you can actually make that power unit in the cars themselves. we can hopefully prove our competitiveness here that then translates also into the road car. >> reporter: what makes it unique, each vehicle is equipped with the same electric battery and a fixed range. the current version is called gen 2 with a top speed of 174 miles per hour. how each team uses that power while conserving energy makes all the difference. >> the car from the front to here is the same for everybody. and from here to the back, this is where they're developing something

one was susie homemaker, and that was chris. the other one was a little sports jock.older than me. everybody knew i was her little sister. she didn't see bad in anyone. even though somebody could have done something horrific, she would find a way to find something positive about them. >> karl met his first wife, christina, when he was in the air force. >> she had told me she'd met a nice guy, and so i asked some questions about him. she seemed very, very excited about this particular person. and then when she told me they were getting married, you know, i wished her the best and as soon as i could get out there to see her, i got out there. >> karl worked at stone quarry in seneca county. ultimately, karl moved to california to take a job. >> he got laid off. i said, come out here to california. you always have a job out here. i made him partner in my company. >> so karl, out of the blue, just packed everybody up and he took off for california to strike it rich and famous. and that was a typical karl adventure. >> of course i'm excited because that means my sister and

the department of human services agency susie smith and her team. so we're really excited about this opportunity. along with, as i said, some of the other ordinances, other items up here by extending the date and then the by annual report where we're going to get more information about how this is the department of public health is working and then they will provide those updates for us so i thank you colleagues, i hope we can have your unanimous support. i also want to recognize president walton for his early endorsement of this. i know he deals with a lot of issues on this. our food empowerment market initially continue plates setting these issues up without any constraints on expanding them to other parts of san francisco. thank you supervisor ronen, supervisor mandelman, thank you, again for your continued support and look forward to passing this today. thank you for giving me the opportunity to say some extra words after that long debate. >> president walton: thank you for those extra words, supervisor safai. madam clerk, can we first do a roll

the department of human services agency susie smith and her team. so we're really excited about this opportunity. along with, as i said, some of the other ordinances, other items up here by extending the date and then the by annual report where we're going to get more information about how this is the department of public health is working and then they will provide those updates for us so i thank you colleagues, i hope we can have your unanimous support. i also want to recognize president walton for his early endorsement of this. i know he deals with a lot of issues on this. our food empowerment market initially continue plates setting these issues up without any constraints on expanding them to other parts of san francisco. thank you supervisor ronen, supervisor mandelman, thank you, again for your continued support and look forward to passing this today. thank you for giving me the opportunity to say some extra words after that long debate. >> president walton: thank you for those extra words, supervisor safai. madam clerk, can we first do a roll

from this weather watcher picture this morning from susie in wales, we are looking at a lot of cloud across england and wales remember, not all of us will catch the showers. this evening and overnight many of the showers will fade. it should be dry for the england game later on and we will have some clear skies, mist and fog patches forming out towards the west, the most of scotland and northern ireland, thick cloud coming and producing some drizzle. it's not going to be cold, though. most of us in double figures. tomorrow, we start off with the mist and fog which were left quite rapidly and then dry weather, sunshine around, second cloud in the north—west, producing some drizzle here and there, but once again, as temperatures rise, we will see their sham is developed. they will be well scattered, fewer and farther between them today, but these will be the humdinger is. some of them torrential downpours with some rumbles of thunder embedded in them and tomorrow's temperatures, 15 in lerwick, 23 as we sweep down towards hull. ., ., . ~' lerwick, 23 as we sweep down towards hull. ., .,