my name is kristina rapp. when the idea of name change came across, and it went from fairmont to changing it to delores huerta, it gave me a sense of pride, being a latina. it just brought joy to me, and thinking, i've always questioned how we can better serve our students by giving them a sense of pride, and just as someone mentioned, the name change gives them a sense of pride, the sense of your language is valued and also your culture, so please consider the name change to delores huerta. [applause] >> good evening. thank you all. my name is laura tierra. i am a ten year parent at fairmont elementary. through my parents work with miss huerta, i've had the pleasure of actually spending some time with her. when you meet her, the first thing you're struck with is how much energier she has. she's like an ennergizer bunny for justice. she always is looking forward. there's no campaign that's too small, there's no goal that's too big to be worked for and to accomplish. it's true that she and her whole life story is an ins

also this hour a celebration and disappointment in macedonia after a referendum to change the country's name fails despite strong support. and europe's best gophers beat the usa by seven points to regain the ryder cup. thank you for joining as we begin in indonesia where mass graves are being dug in a desperate attempt to stop the spread of disease after friday's earthquake and tsunami people are being warned to prepare for a death toll in the thousands with many remote areas still cut off most of the eight hundred people confirmed dead in the city off pollo west six metre high waves crashed ashore devastating anything in its path but there's been no word yet from a city thirty kilometers to the north to me she told reports. the difficult task of looking for survivors this is what is left in the city of after friday's magnitude seven point five earthquake and tsunami rescue workers frantically trying to find those who may still be alive so its efforts are being hampered by block roads and the collapse periods rescue teams stuck by hand to free twenty four people trapped in the rubble of this

and nato despite the probable thalia offer a referendum on changing the country's name that would have paved the way. and itself syrian scene that in a national monument brings a taste of home to a stand out crowd at her first ever concert in the german capital. i'm christine when global come to the program the death toll from a major earthquake that triggered at tsunami on the indonesian island of sort of a sea has risen to more than eight hundred the country's president has warned the number could saw into the thousands hospitals all struggling to cope with the injured and large parts of the city. in ruins. combing through the rubble for victims the dead and those who might have survived. this collapsed hotel in palo city has been one focus of the efforts dozens reportedly still trapped inside. meanwhile evacuations by plaintiff's been underway for those fortunate to have survived this disaster some are injured as an earthquake sent to buildings tumbling others as tsunami waves pummeled the shore. the destruction has left people without food and water and the areas hardest hit. was t

and in turn support an agreement with greece to change the country's name to north macedonia. so it comes down to some in the country's desire to join the alliances after previous attempts have been blocked by greece this time its neighbor seems to have found a bargaining chip for macedonia secession to nato but there are still hurdles to overcome the first sticking point is that the referendums outcome lacks and he legal clout and is subject to approval by the states parliament. the country's incumbent president. is not on board either and has been urging the public to boycott the referendum. it is violence against our historical memory but the aim is to limit the use of the name to macedonians to the smallest possible space and that is the space between our two ears all while keeping our miles closed the republican macedonia is now asked to commit legal and historical suicide so the legal abolishment of the macedonian people can be interpreted as its own will. even if all this doesn't get in the way there's still one final step joining nato it won't be possible until the next

-- 100 years from now, this will still be the name. some of our school names, you know, at last that long and beyond. this is a a very big deal. it is is something that we are very proud to do. it is an honor for us, also to have mrs. lee allow us to do this. i want to thank her and thanked the lee family as well. i'm sure there were a lot of people who wanted to name things after mayor lee and for the family to say, yes, this school feels right, means a lot to us too. it speaks to what we are doing in the school dressed strict -- school district. i am very proud to be part of this. i think the last thing i will say, school names matter. they do communicate. to children, who they should look up to. who is valued and whether their cultures and their community and our diversity is fully respected , and for this service that ed and anita lee have contributed to our kids and to our school scent to our city. i cannot think of a more powerful statement to the kids of today and of the future to put this name on the building. thank you to every

who will soon learn the name of the u.s. euro twenty twenty four hosts the way for executive committee voted a few minutes ago under the supervision of an independent notary will now bring is the envelope containing the name of the winning bid is. he becomes. just president the floor is yours first of all i would like to tell that we had two very strong bids for. two big footballing countries. fighting for euro but unfortunately only one can host the euro two plentiful. so there you're off the host of the euro to twenty four will be germany. thanks . congratulations to germany. would now like to invite the president of the german f.a. mr grendel as well as their bid ambassador philip to join us on stage for a quick reaction. if. we stay here yes. this live. in stone age. and we stand over. there to. disagreeable congratulations how does it feel to be hosting euro twenty twenty four there are so many people who watch in germany this announcement so let me please speak any hidden in german if you don't get me to it's an easier

ramsay's commissioned a huge pillar hold to be added to the great temple of ammon it's sometimes named as one of the seven wonders of the world the whole of the size of a small football pitch and contains a forest of one hundred thirty four highly decorated sandstone columns. again and again miss cartouche appears carved into the stone bears the hieroglyph of the pharaohs name. rounders have the cartouche carved on all his works it reads use are marked re so depend re me on one which means the one chosen by the god rain. along. ramsay's rule extended over the civilized world over upper and lower egypt that is the world for him firmly centered in egypt it's a vast desert and the fertile nile valley. the pharaohs went to war regularly to defend their trade routes and more importantly their land and people. one battle is commemorated on the temple walls at abu simbel it's the battle of car dash against the hittites early in the king's reign. ramsay's had himself portrayed in the release as a brave warrior and daring military leader an inscription on the wall proclaims the pharaoh's courag

majority of people here in macedonia to change the constitutional name and also in the question of the referendum it is not not asked. to be real change the name there asking are you for utopian macedonia of course that question implies that everyone is for utopian macedonia but not everyone is for constitutional change of name. britain's prime minister says those who refuse to back his so-called checkers plan for bricks quote playing politics to resume his critics say plans will compromise britain sufferance a governing conservative party gathering today for the annual conference in the city of birmingham with just six months to go until brooks it is supposed to happen it's still not clear if a deal is even possible son joins us live this hour from birmingham sonia how much trouble is to resume a in here today. well toughest test starts maybe and strong as her words were in relation to urging her party to get behind her and she really is on very shaky ground there and really stands the fact that she is really caught between two elements of the party base

macedonians celebrate as a low turnout invalidates a referendum to change the name of the country. counting is underway and elections in iraq kurdish region one year after a failed bid for independence. britain's prime minister accuses her opponents of playing politics with bricks it as a party holds its annual conference. and it will begin in central internees year where the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami has soared to more than eight hundred people rescuers are still struggling to reach coastal communities cut off from help close to the epicenter of the quake on sooner ways yard and communication lines and down and many major roads are damaged dozens of people are also reported to be trapped in the rubble of hotels and shopping centers in the city of palo and there's major concern for the city of dungog thirty kilometers to the north which has a population of more than a quarter of a million people tommy said chip who has the latest from the capital jakarta. the difficult task of looking for survivors this is what is left in the city of after friday's method to s

votes under way in the former yugoslav republic of macedonia on whether to change the country's name in the hope of ending a dispute with neighboring greece voters have to decide whether to accept an agreement to change the name to the republic of north macedonia greece insists that only the province of macedonia can claim that name. the gas prices featured prominently at the un general assembly on saturday with tough talking between carter and its neighbors the u.a.e. is foreign minister again accused of supporting terrorism carter's representative blamed the u.a.e. for creating instability in the region. campaigning is under way in afghanistan for next month's parliamentary elections the vote is more than three years overdue and is seen as a test for presidential elections next april tony berkeley is in kabul. they can never be described as boring conflict corruption intimidation and fraud afghan elections have it all but the parliamentary election is due to take place on october twentieth or at least promising something different. new government measures hope to put an end to the p

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thank you. >> bill: when the names are read every year at 8:46 eastern time the one name on the top of every list every year is a gentleman by the name of gordon aamoth junior. he gets is distinction of the alphabetical order but it is he from ground zero the name we hear, number one, first in line, 17 years in a row. molly line meanwhile is west. she is in shanksville, pennsylvania, a special moment there today. they'll unveil a new memorial in shanksville where the president and melania arrived a moment ago. welcome to you there. >> president trump and first lady melania have landed and expected to join the hundreds of people streaming in throughout the morning at the flight 93 national memorial site to remember the brave passengers and crew who fought back against the terrorists on 9/11. they're remembered as heroes losing their lives in the struggle against the hijackers, their plane crashing in a field of honor near shanksville. they saved an unknown number of people. ed lost his cousin who was a crew member. >> the people who believe in the terrorist philosophy believe in it and

moscow said it did not recognise the names of the men accused. government acknowledges there is no real chance they will be extradited but it will be hoping that to date increases the pressure on moscow. the investigation into what happened in salisbury has involved around 250 specialist counterterrorism officers, as well as more than 180 members of the military who were deployed to the city to help remove objects that may have been contaminated. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, is in salisbury for us this evening. yes, this investigation turned into a mammoth task of handling those thousands of hours of cctv using image processing software and specialist super recogniser officers and they managed to get from easy to cama down the road and then to russian men crossing the borderfrom gatwick airport and that got them names and a hotel room in east london where they found minute traces of novichok. this was the moment on the first friday in march that two men, calling themselves alexander petrov and ruslan boshirov, arrived at gatwi

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names but the last individual who you mentioned by name so i don't know. who is an agent who has. revealed state secrets to the public. who has been sentenced to five years and ten months in prison and by turkish courts i think you're aware of that five years and ten months. that's a prison sentence so the person made use of some sort of. gap in this agreement work and managed to escape to germany and that individual right now is somebody who since the sentence was legally binding who should be imprisoned because that is an individual who has disclosed secrets and there is no state or country where it is possible to. commit this crime because it is a crime. and also we have an agreement which was concluded between turkey and germany when it comes to extradite him perpetrators to each other's country and that. we of course. have the right to get a perpetrator extradited we have a legally acceptable sentence i mean after all it could be the other way around as well it could be that. somebody is in turkey who has been duly sentenced in germany. and then germ

even though the police are saying those were false names. de up whole thing is made up and it's made up to blacken their name and to try encourage eu countries to impose sanctions, the foreign ministry spokesman called it completely made up spokesman called it completely made up story. it's too black and russia, she also said the british are victims of their own government. she sort of responded to the ambient house of commons is that we are victims of state terrorism and said yes he's right, except the british do not know their victims of their own government somewhat suggesting that the british authorities are behind this. clearly it's hugely significant development here in the uk, has it been big news in russia? huge news, but the angle is always a very different, they do not take the allegations seriously at all but steadily been a big story. the whole state media machine seems to sort of get into action and gear up. interestingly, they seem to be resorting to almost mocking the entire suggestion. yes, humour is playing a big part of the

this is the man who calls himself daniel johnson his real name is richard. he'll be junior and he's a fifty six year old new yorker. richard you left a message this morning last night for the white ground on the twentieth on his voice mile under the name of daniel johnson. you call that two of the main also live here one of them barry rosen is the brother of the alleged fraud stood known as jeffrey cohen what's been going on in this house is about to be exposed to stay . steady you guys work or you. want. abstain is the police find evidence of want to use to be a sophisticated food operation scripts to entice him best to use laptops and a list of dozens of names of investors most of whom i don't know they may be the victims of a scam. but there is one name can gamble needs to find hard. this is a page a executive office and this is day to day tax which is. the company that wind around investing the money here the a miles of wind brand name now is a right here on the computer. so there's the evidence right there there's this one of these e-mails was just sent

i quote," leningrad is an ideological construct imposed upon the name of st peter in whose honour ther and st paul, closed by the communists. church leaders want the city to bear the name of st peter. translation: to you know what our guiding light was? the words of peter the great himself. "the impossible does happen" and it happened. this was a surprising result. a slim majority voted yes about whether leningrad should become st petersburg once more. conflation make it was an indescribable feeling of great romantic illusions and hope that this was the first step up a great ladder. many of our hopes did not come to pass. the enthusiasm fizzled out during the painful years of economic shock therapy, suffering and hardship. today, with the promotion of soviet nostalgia by politicians and on tv, i think the result would have been different. with its stunning scenery and dark plots, it's not difficult to see why the tv crime series "shetland" has been one of scotland's most successful exports. the detective drama, set on the rugged shetland islands, has gained a worldwide following and b

the name of the city in a referendum.shevik revolution and in 192a it was renamed in honour of vladimir lenin, revolutionary leader and founder of soviet communist ideology. now his ideology has been rejected by the leadership it no longer want his name stamped on the city. rejecting lenin's name meant a complete turnaround. away from totalitarianism towards a new mentality and towards europe. totalitarianism towards a new mentality and towards europem totalitarianism towards a new mentality and towards europe. it is the most european of all russian cities. its founders peter the great said it was russia's window on europe. the hardline communist fighting to keep leningrad in on this issue there were undignified scuffles. the old guard are outraged at the challenge to the historic struggle. no one, not even ourselves, believe we would succeed in changing the city's name because the position was very strong. this is the last stronghold of communists. lenin and his legacy. is the last stronghold of communists. lenin and his

the real names of suspects are unknown. supposedly, it is known that -- how theyr the gr do this without determining the names is not known to us. actually calling them to cooperate. they have refused to cooperate. the british ambassador was foreign affairs in russia in response to a request.o the investor refused to provide the ambassadors said the british authorities have refused to provide russia information that the suspects were supposed to provide to the and busy when they applied for their visa. this includes anger prince, which would be easier to identify them been using a photo from the internet. there is nothing surprising about this. the world of the weary young news is quite enough in order to issue a verdict and start punishment. london does not intend to take this case to the conclusion. again toare here once hear information from london, happens sincehat the moment of attack. thosessian citizens ask to a mysterious nerve agent. they are being held somewhere. of all international, legal and humanitarian norms,

periphery and i'm due to low turnout the name change would pave the way for the country to join the e.u. and nato. and formula one bowl champion lewis hamilton tightens he's grip on this his title thanks to a big favor from his miss a day's teammate will bring you the action from the russian grand prix. i'm christine will welcome to the program the death toll from a major earthquake that triggered a tsunami on the indonesian island of sin away sea has risen to more than eight hundred the country's vice president has warned the number could soar into the thousands hospitals all struggling to cope with the injured and launch parts of the city. in ruins. combing through the rubble for victims the dead and those who are marked have survived. this collapsed hotel in palos city has been one focus of the efforts dozens were reportedly still trapped inside. meanwhile evacuations by plane it's been underway for those fortunate to have survived this tour disaster some are injured as an earthquake sent buildings tumbling others as tsunami waves pummeled the shore. the destruction has left people w

macedonians are voting today in a referendum on whether to change the country's name the ballot asks people whether they're willing to add the word north they can a country the republic of north macedonia it's a change that could end a decades long dispute with neighboring greece that's because next to the republic of macedonia is the greek province of macedonia athens is said that means the balkan country could potentially claim greek territory as its own. for more let's cross over to d.w. corresponded boris georgette ski he's outside the parliament in the country's capital scope or is this a dispute that is dog to macedonia senses independence from yugoslavia what's the feeling now as people finally go to the polls. well it's still tour through early to say actually because the polls opened like three hours ago but there are two key issues there that might decide the vote today and that is first president even office of only one president even of the side to boycott the referendum and maybe even more importantly will be the attitude of the main opposition party promoter up on monda

of course, he's not the first star to change his name. umber of showers across the northern half. particularly across scotla nd northern half. particularly across scotland is where they were blustery, also showers in northern ireland and north wales and northern england as well. passing the highlands, a rain will there with some sunshine between the showers. overnight, this ridge of high pressure a cross overnight, this ridge of high pressure across the country. that will tend to clear the skies. a slow process and there will be some showers running down irish sea coasts and northern areas of scotland. otherwise a combination of clear skies and light winds, a cold night. temperatures in the countryside low enough for pockets of frost, particularly across scotland, northern england, 12 areas of frost for northern ireland and even as far south as southern england. thejurorsjust even as far south as southern england. the jurors just dipping down to zero in the coldest locations. —— temperatures. a cult started the day but a glorious start wit

change the name of the former yugoslav republic of macedonia to north. message dunja has attracted a weak voter turnout on sunday the country's pro western government hoped the result would help settle a decades long dispute with neighboring greece which itself as a province called macedonia this could pave the way to nato e.u. membership batch of opponents off the change called for a boycott the vote counting is underway but final turnout figure is expected to be under the required fifty percent. for more let's cross to correspondent boris scale give ski outside parliament in the country's capital school here boris polls close to i was a go and it looks like the public does not want to endorse a new name so what now. no now does the big question what happens next these are clearly the turnout is obviously a big disappointment for the government but on the other side from the possible to the five percent of people who voted almost ninety percent voted yes which means the support of the agreement with greece prime minister's autumn's article the press con

he will reveal the name of the three space craft during an event next month. musk also owns -- says it is moon mission will be a giant leap in his goal to offer space travel for the private sector. >> always coming up with something, i kind of wish he would get solar sails waiting there. i love his idea of solar signals for the cars and houses. also if they land a man on the moon or just orbited. >>> 70 degrees today in vallejo, 79 in concord, part coverage is not that high, giving us a pretty nice weather pattern as we head into the weekend in terms of fire danger and air quality. a nice-looking day tomorrow, it will be a lot like today. the difference will be fog and you might see a bit of the darker area, dense fog back to the coast. marine layer is not all that deep, so it shouldn't go well inland, but there will be some fog out into oakland, dipping into the livermore valley a little bit. you can see the fog out there now. coming across towards oakland as a matter fact. it will be around, i think there will be sunshine at the beaches tomorrow afternoon, e

about what their names are the names of been given petroff and very sure of a story bashir of the namesof the head in their passports the part but the police don't think they're real names they think they were travelling on the radius and so that's where the confusion about that is but number of things before the russian combat has always been that the british can say it's not a child but they can't say that the russians produce the novacek it is still the case of the british can't say the russians produce another chop but what they have done now of this extraordinary best a geisha and is provide the most detailed timeline of the movements of these two men over the course of three days in march this year and is considered region just for example a few bits of its own on friday march the second there the police say they arrived at gatwick airport in london on aeroflot flights to five double eights they then travel by train to victoria station in london checked into a hotel on the boat in east london between friday and saturday on the saturday then they travelled to salzburg eleven forty

he had the right name, the right age, and place of birth and grown up without knowing any blood relatives this ray smith knew was his mother's name. according to the birth certificate, it was jerry, and he was starting to sound a lot like our ray. we asked if he would submit to a dna test. he agreed, and there was no doubt, we'd found him. we brought ray and his fiancee to a los angeles hotel and showed him the story of his sisters, and in a way, his story, too. >> i thought that this story, itself, was sad. sounded like they had a rough life. and it was really similar to mine. >> and so it was. it began the same way, too, when shirley took him from geri except he was turned over the annalee brown, and named him jimmy brown, the only name that he knew growing up. >> she had told me that she had adopted me, but i was also shipped around a lot from home to home, because she had a lot are of health problems, from what i was told. >> he was neglected, he said, and often abused. bounced around for years. until anna brown shipped him off to a colorado couple when he was 14. that is when he foun

and so the agency name is -- each one, reach one and the program name is adapt. a dream and a plan for tomorrow. and agency 5t school and programs. and the program name is transitional a.t.u.s, resiliency. and there's a duplication. and agency name legal services for children. program name is legal services for children, justice services project. and the agency mission neighborhood centers. and the program name is home detention. and agency mission neighborhood centers, program name is young queens on the rise. and agency the beat within. and the program name is the beat within juvenile justice center workshops. and the last groups which is a long list are all of our out of school time this is our after-school programs. we had a lot of discussion about rec and park after-school programs so there will be overlap here. (please stand by). .push million p >> -- population of 18 to 24 year olds. i do want to talk about other investments that we do that supports our disability community is our investment in technical assistance, and we have two programs that we fund to