for those unfamiliar to tell us where they are, well, they're primarily in east oakland, in central oakland, and here in the fruitvale area, where, you know, the accident rate is really high. >> and at the same time, we do have many folks that are driving without driver's licenses in our streets. and you know, going through a red light. well, that's no big deal anymore. so we do need to enforce the law now and make it very clear that 20mph is the speed limit. but not only the enforcement, but also we will be installing license plate readers, cameras throughout the business corridors. and this is a demand by our business community. uh- they just they're looking for safety to do on their streets to attract customers. >> can i just really quickly before we get into the business end of things, is there data that suggests that the reduction of the speed limit by five miles, if you can get cars to slow down a little bit in those areas where there's a lot of intersectional use between cyclists, scooters, pedestrians and cars, that it really does make an impact. well you know, other cities have pro

we had a nationwide passive offering for those unfamiliar the simple way is that you will have the same reimbursement in network versus out this . is the least complicated option for members and us. we want to evaluate multiple regional hmo plans you in we have one option the kaiser senior advantage. ensure we have in line with the strategic plan affordable and predictable rates year over year in the future. so we will look at multiple i don't remember rate capps, looks and that will be presented in our november ninth meeting. we want to ensuper continue top have transparency in our rating methodologies. we want to establish that we have already noted interest from leading medicare plans to responded. for many of you were here in late 21 and i have a slide so we show leaders have expressed interests or reached out to us. so we expect this to be successful rfp. finally, we want to evaluate carriers approached inflation reduction act and how it affects our plans they are competitive we want to evaluate the plans head-to-head in the face of when we have seen market consolidation. and again

now for those of you unfamiliar with the case, hardships thing the jar was a stick leader here in british columbia actually not far from where i am currently uh, in uh he was a supporter of the movement for a free 6 state in india who was considered a terrorist here though, in his community in your uh, vancouver, who was known as an activist and a leader in june. he was shot dead by 2 gunmen. as you said, just outside of the temple where he presided at the time, there were protest allegations that india was behind it. and of course now we see this announcement from the prime minister say that there is credible evidence that asians of the indian government carried out the killing of this canadian citizen on canadian soil. uh, just intruder wise, call these uh in an acceptable uh, violation of canada sovereignty. uh, and then just moments after the announcement and other big announcement which you, which you said the candidates for administer spoke to reporters saying that the government was expelling a top india diplomat, who is the head of india's foreign intelligence agency. here in cana

invisible chains , come, unfamiliar with neighbors, those who do not seem to be related, the burning heat, the incompatible nature of pahlavi street. imam khomeini's predecessor was a tailor named mr. mohsen, mr. raofi, now mashhad, google. its entry was rented with the help of a house . 18 velayat velayat st. is on the way from taleghani . even in the house, for example, even now , they had taken help. in terms of proximity he was in the police station, the city was close to him, and he was always there during the day to do things at their house. always being friends with mr. hadizadeh, being friends with cultural groups and children, we used to go back and forth a lot, but always from our house , because i am a neighbor, he always called me , my father's breakfast was here, he was a servant of al-rasul mosque, he entered the same mosque. a poem is recited and recited eloquently in masjid al-rasoul various chapters of the qur'an in prayer have attracted non -shias, the number of worshipers has increased to a few people. in february 2016, i graduated because i was in zahedan with isl

for those of you unfamiliar with new york manhattan is a tiny island. new yorkers live on top of each other. people come here from the midwest and get clause phobic on the sidewalk. i drove the west side today and there were families clogging arteries and the city is unrecognizable. illegals are camping outside 5 star hotels like roosevelt. dozens of migrants have been arrested in the heart of midtown. one was arrested six times his first two months in new york. daniel hernÁndez martinez from venezuela started stealing the second day he arrived. most latin americans work day and night but not this one. only one in five migrants have requested a work permit. this is how long you bankrupt the nation but eric adams is afraid of crossing biden. instead he attacks texas. >> we turned this city around in 20 months and then what happened? started with a madman down in next decided he wanted to bus people up to new york city. 110,000 migrants we have to feed clothe house educate children wash their laundry sheets, give them everything they need, health care. >>

for those who are unfamiliar, the federal reserve did me today, as expected, didn't meet interest rates, they may be watching things like this because there have been some very generous worker settlements over the last six months, if you think about it, dating back to chrysler's -- more to the point, about the ups deal, that rewarded workers with upwards of a 40% pay raise, generous pay raise for pilots and the like, could be a minimum of 21% for workers, a lot more of them. do you think that is going to improve where inflation just sticks for a while? >> i think that is what the fed thinks as well. all of these pay raises, as we have talked about in the past, neil, inflationary, a lot of these costs are going to get passed on, and the fed has had a really difficult time with the inflation battle, fighting the fiscal policy, now they are dealing with the possibility of some super high wage inflation, the last i heard is the uaw turned down 20% raises. i don't know if they were holding out for 30 plus. i don't know where this is going to end up. the interesting thing here, n neil, all ec

ed todr those of you unfamiliar with new york, manhattan is a tiny islana tid. new yo new yorkers already live on top of each other. people comtop ofe here from the midwest and they get claustrophobic on the sidewalks. today, the sidewalks are impenetrable. i drove through the west side into work today, and there were mountains of families for an array of countries cloggingweref the boroughs arteries. the city'sam unrecognizable pars of town look like foreign ilpitals. illegals are camping outside five star hotels like the roosevelt. dozens of migrants have beene hr arrested right in the heart of midtown. one migrant was arrested six times in his first two months in new york. >> i guess you can say. he's assimilated. >> daniel hernandez martinez from venezuela started stealing. >> the second day he arrived. and when it comes to work, mos t latin american immigrants that i'm familiar with work day and night, but not this crowd.y only one in five of the illegals. biden let into the country have requested a work permit. >> one in five. >> now, why would you work if

those darkness. near an unfamiliar village at a nameless height , the liberation of the kuibyshevsky district of kalugal of more than 50 settlements. nameless height 224.1 was the last stronghold of the defense of german troops, so it was strategically important for us to take this place ; an assault group of eighteen volunteers volunteered to capture the height; they succeeded do this, but during the operation. they were cut off from the main forces of the 139th infantry division; the german command simultaneously sent several infantry units against them. and this is about 300 people. the fighters held the height all night until morning. only two remained alive. private lapin was shell-shocked and found dead under his own bodies. and sergeant vlasov took him prisoner, but he escaped and fought in the partisan detachment in belarus until the end of the war. there was no such division before, belarusian russian, ukrainian. everyone was united, there were a lot of officers and soldiers left. here, liberating kaluga and their names gradually, as part of the great work that we are now doing together with t

in fact they are still available to view on the youtube channel and for those who are unfamiliar with our prices and would like to catch up on our work of the past year or have trouble getting to sleep at night. [laughter] but for those who will watch our recordings later a brief overview of what we have accomplished today. in january of 2022 we began a discussion of the 2024 delegate selection rules. at that meeting we discussed the importance of the transparent process, how to increase opportunities for democratic voters and how the early development of our roles leads to a level playing field. participate in the early window. the committee met again in may to discuss the process for applications crafting 2024 delegate selection rules and may and june we hosted virtual listening sessions and an online portal for public comment. later that month and in july we continue drafting the rules and review create window presentations. incidentally we had, was it 19 state applications? next 20 applications in 17 proceeded to the review stage. in august of 2022 we finish drafting the 2024 call

those. as i unfamiliar to you? that kind of decision by prostic eater? >> i can't speak to anything related to the trump investigation, but the issue here is that it wasn't just investigators. in exhibit two, in my testimony, it clearly shows the recommendation report, where it says right in the dock image they agreed with those recommended charges. and then again, especially sc alluded to in late 2020 two lip this >> they were recommended to whom? >> the department of justice tax division for approval, discretion. >> writes, but then it all went to the u.s. attorney in delaware? >> that is not entirely accurate, because the tax division, up your march 16th of 2023, had not yet approved, provided discretion, or deny charges. he had no authority to charge many of those without the department of tax divisions approval beforehand. >> i would like to say something about this real quick. >> i will come back to. i only have a limited time. you say hunter biden's unpaid taxes were around $2 million and has now paid those back tax is. and he has been criminally

so, a man not unfamiliar with the negotiations and with briefing prisoners, those wrongly detained offlight from tehran. so, that's what we understand. and the details are not clear office yet what happens after these five prisoners arrive here in doha. and those five will be, as i say, greeted by the american negotiators. and then as we understand it, they will be en route to the united states after that. but we at present do not have the details as to when that flightological happen, max. >> becky, thank you. interesting to see the role that qatar is playing in all of this, stepping up to the global peacemaker role. how would you describe it? >> absolutely. being sort of a middle man here. i mean, this was something that the owemenis under the late suln there, really, they did have a positive role being a middleman. and qataris are definitely stepping up to that. yes, i think we can expect others in the region, particularly saudi, to want to have that role with iran in the future because of their rapprochement and their closeness to the united states. that would be expected. sort of

a process that those on the small coastal island say they aren't unfamiliar with, and one that the communitys together for. >> as soon as you hear cat 3 and above, all of the community gets together. the boarding up happens. the library gets emptied, the museum. there is lots of prep. and all this can be rebuilt. >> reporter: back here in perry, alexis griffin says as far as actually stepping back into this house right now, she is actually afraid to do that. in the broader picture, the firm moody's analytics say their preliminary estimates show that the hurricane has done about 12 to $20 billion in damage and loss output to this region and they're still trying to figure out the damage. >> a lot of damage to be sure. brian todd, great work. thank you so much. >>> up next, they come without warning, and their attacks are spreading across russia. the increase in drone attacks which are slowly turning the ukraine war into a two-front problem for vladimir putin. the. what are you kidding me? physically i'm right here, but mentally, i'm hehere. yeah, “i do” c'c'mon speed it up. so, when all eyes a

louis area, kansas city, those kind of things, largely because. now, if you're unfamiliar, many of you, probably all of you are familiar with the missouri republicans. so i think this is interesting what they have to say about latter-day saints, okay? our city is the greatest recruiting point for mormon immigrants from england and the eastern states, who is has generally become exhausted by the time they reach here. what you think it was talking about? they stopped for several months, and now intrinsically remain there for a year or two, pending the resumption of their journeys to salt lake. but this time in st. louis, about 3000 english mormons, nearly all of whom are masters of the subject. so this was actually a good gig for everybody. this was, this was when-wayne, right? so i'm trying to contrast what was going on in western missouri with what's going on in, incidentally, this is 15 years since the extermination order, right? so just kind of keep those things in mind. what about the northwest? i know one of the, our people visiting today mentioned they were from the n

. >> remind the people who are unfamiliar what the ozempic does and how it kind of became the darling of thoseking to shed weight. >> yeah. so ozempic is part of this class of medicines called semaglutide. you basically inject it into about once a week and it's developed as originally as a type two diabetes medication and there's a whole other slew of diabetes medications in this class. but ozempic is one that came out in around 2017, 2018. and it's really popular because it's easier to use. you only have to inject it once a week and it has really effective results for regulating your glucose levels as a diabetic and also for helping you lose weight. okay >> so it's become quite in demand aid and you started exploring the contradiction of san francisco. so not having a huge obesity problem yet. apparently a huge demand nonetheless. yeah >> yeah. i mean, i think what we're seeing in san francisco is something that's happening across the country and in the world. ozempic and this kind of class of weight loss drugs like wegovy and manjaro are just so popular right now because a lot of actresses a

those, why don't i say? here, i think this is your size. thanks do what you want? okay let's think like all the people on the bus. his voice was unfamiliart’s just very difficult to determine by the timbre, but she’s definitely not an old person. listen, that's enough already. what do you want me to believe in all this nonsense that krylov persuaded. hear what kind of person this is. or maybe someone pays you to make a baby out of my friend. dmitry alekseevich and what doesn’t suit you in the testimony is not ours , i don’t like that out of nowhere this recording appeared, which casts doubt on the testimony in novosibirsk , thereby completely exonerating your friend. i don't like this operetta character who i stole this recorder. i don’t like the rescue of a citizen who is not ours, when your friends ended up in the hospital in such an unexpected and miraculous way. yes, just like that and still. i demand that the testimony not ours be recorded. who are you to demand something from your superiors? and in order to fulfill the requirements of the law, you definitely need instructions from your superiors. if you are so dogged among yourself

infantry, itself to herself, in an unfamiliar area, she may not always find her way around, let's say, and here it is very important that at this time she has a connection with thoset all from above, from above, from drones, that is, with the commanders departments, the commanders of the platoon, those who in this case give on the spot... the command they should almost have a picture there on their phone there and on their tablet there, which goes online now above this position, and he should see the movement of both the enemy and his own people and prompting them, this is also very important basically, i'm describing it now, it's not some kind of secret, but maybe for people who see it, so that they understand how it all happens. in the best case, with all this, no car will blow up there on temka on a mine, there when leaving , let’s say, well, that is, it is usually possible that one of the cars is blown up, the infantry is almost always there, no, it does not suffer, but we understand, yes cars... still it’s also a pity, that is, these are such assaults, now they go almost along the entire line of bolknovenia, but with different, with different frequency, that’

developed among lanterns, students with those children who are interesting to me, i don’t want to study, and this is one of the tests. uh, a competitive lesson in an unfamiliars an event that really comprehensively shows the teacher not only as a professional, but also how correctly he can explain new educational material and choose new forms and teaching methods. but this is how he emotionally knows how to cope with his anxiety. as far as ether, to what extent he is exactly the same with his family, as far as he can organize children whom he does not know your authority. yes, how much contact you establish with children so that they believe in teaching or follow him to a master class with students - that’s the same. here. at the belarusian state pedagogical university , our teachers and participants will conduct their master classes. uh, we know it’s a multifaceted profession. we think a teacher, but there is literally an irreplaceable person guru can be guru yes, thank you very much for coming, we wish on the twenty-eighth, that the strongest wins well, well, i remind you that our guests were the heads of the gravity center education in the interests of su

infantry by itself, in an unfamiliar area, it can , let's say, not always orient itself, and here it is very important that at this time there is, it has a connection with those this from above, from above drones, i.e., division commanders, platoon commanders, those who in this case give commands on the spot, they must have a picture on their phone and on their tablet that is online now above this position, he must see the movement, as well as his people and prompt them, this is very important, and this is basically, i am describing it now, it is not some kind of secret, but maybe for the people who see, so that they understand how this is all happening, at best in these with all this, not a single car will blow up there on eh, on the temka on a mine, there when leaving, let’s say, well, that is... usually it is possible that one of the machines blows up, the infantry, well, in this case , they are almost always not there, they do not suffer, but, well, we understand, yes, the machines are still it's also a pity, that is, these are such assaults, now they go almost along the entire line of bolknovenie, but with different, with different frequency, that's thef

the infantry by itself in an unfamiliar area, it can, well, let's say, not always find its way, and here it is very important that at this time it has a connection with thoset all from above , from above, from drones, i.e., to the commanders of departments, to the commanders of platoons, those who in this case give some commands on the spot, they almost have a picture there on their phone there and on their tablet there, which goes online now above this position and he should see the movement. both the enemy and your people and to tell them, it is very important, and this is basically, i am describing it now, it is not some kind of secret, but maybe for people who see, so that they understand how it all happens , er, in the best case in these , with all this, no car will blow up there on, on temka on a mini, er, there when leaving, let's say, uh, well, that is, it is usually possible that one of the cars blows up, the infantry, well, in this case, they are almost always there, no, they do not suffer, but, well, we understand, yes, the cars are still too bad, so, that is , these are such assaults, now they are going almost along the entire line of boolknovi

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infantry by itself, in an unfamiliar area, it can well , say yes, it is not always easy to find your way, and here it is very important that at this time she has a connection with thosel from above, from above, from drones, that is , with the commanders ... in this case, some commands are given on the spot, they should almost have a picture there on their phone there or something on their tablet there, which is going online right now over this position, and he should see the movement of both the enemy and his men and tell them, it is very important, and in principle, i am now describing it, it is not some kind well, maybe for people who see, so that they understand how it all happens, in the best case, in these, with all this, not a single car there will blow up on tem-tsi, on mine, there when leaving, let’s say, well, that is, usually maybe one of the cars gets blown up, the infantry, well, it’s almost always there, no, it doesn’t suffer , but eh, well, we understand, yes, the cars are still too bad, so, that is, these are such assaults, now they are going almost all over lines, because the collision, but with a different, with a different frequency, that's it in a

those attempting to cross. the secretary told the senate that he was unfamiliar with the violence and atrocities are not just being felt along the border. a lot of the violence can often be traced back to the cartels because they subcontract to gangs that function as the distribution network. her recent headlines, "working for the mexican cartels recently took over thanks to lax policies." another outlet reported that they started operating "on the large-scale in montana." this is engulfing communities across the country and can all be tracked back to the cartels. the tidal wave of human smuggling and traffic -- trafficking has led to increased numbers of car crashes . one sheriff told us that his department arrested hundred and 69 human smugglers and '21 and are on pace to arrest more than 900 this year. another sheriff said that they deal with four chases in group -- of all the groups of 20 or more, implicating that many have been killed in crashes. transnational games -- gangs are also taking advantage and have said that gang members attempt to evade arrest. 40% of the members they arrest arrive in the united s

those who are attempting to cross. secretary mayorkas told the senate he was unfamiliar with these wristbands too. the violence and atrocities are not just being felt along the border. our american communities throughout the country are suffering as well but a lot of violence can be traced back to the cartel because they often subcontract their mayhem to function at the cartel's national distribution network. a recent "new york post" headline quote hundreds of migrants working for the cartel brazenly took over san francisco's drug market thanks to lack of policies end quote and another outlet reported cartels of started offering quote in a large-scale unquote in montana hundreds of miles from the border. they are engulfing communities across the country and it can only be tracked back to the cartel. a tidal wave of human smuggling and trafficking has led to an increased number of car crashes on their streets putting law enforcement innocent americans and migrants themselves at risk for lunch or told us his department arrested 169 human smugglers and is on pace to rest more than 900 this year. anot

those talks. >> yeah, indeed. >> thanks for that. >>> next up, the parent trap lisa ann walter and elaine hendricks are reuniting for "unfamiliar. sneak peek, craig. >> your great grandparents lived abou a block that way. >> yeah, yeah. >> my great grandparents lived about a block that way. >> shut up so you think they knew each other? >> of course they knew each other. so nice italian boy marries nice irish girl and lived at 190 elizabeth street. >> that is bizarre my great grandma lived on 250 elizabeth street that's literally down the block that way that's almost not a surprise why in the world would we have met and like become besties in six hours. >> it was fate >> you can check out "unfamiliar" on ancestry's youtube starting today head over to today.com for more. next up, ryan reynolds a sneak peek at his ad for aviation gin in the spot, he's calling out the beloved flavor of the season, pumpkin spice. >> it's nearly fall, which means the entire universe will once again be losing its mind for pumpkin spice. ♪ >> well, not at aviation, no on my watch. let's make a negroni why it is for once a year we lose our mind over pump

those who are attempting to cross. secretary mayorkas told the senate in the same hearing he was unfamiliar with these wristbands, too. the violence and atrocities not just being felt along the border , our american communities that the country are suffering as well. a lot of the violence can often be traced back to the cartels, because they often subcontractor mayhem to games that effectively function as a cartels national distribution network. per a recent new york post headline, honduran migrants working for the mexican cartels brazenly took over san francisco's drug market thanks to lax policies. another outlet reported in february that the cartels have started operating on a very large-scale in montana, hundreds of miles from the border. drugs and the violence associated with them are engulfing communities across our country, and it can all be tracked back to the cartels. the tidal wave of human smuggling and trafficking has led to an increased number car crashes on our streets, putting law enforcement, innocent americans and at risk. once shep told us his department arrested one of 69 human smugglers in 21 and i

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those individuals who have come across the border and odette. as law enforcement come across chinese nationals, mexican nationals, honduran nationals, you choose wherewith dialect challenges who have been put in a state they are unfamiliar with, oftentimes away from family or other known contacts. they owe that debt to pay through that labor trafficking for an undetermined amount of time. >> another thing i found interesting is the sponsors that were supposed to be taking these children and we had sponsors assigning for maybe 30 children. they never see the children. we are trying to figure out now on our end legislatively, how do we put teeth into that so that if you sponsor those children, you don't know the children, never see those children, somehow you sponsored him to get into this country in a company, we will try to put teeth in the law as well. hopefully we can get support from your groups and organizations for that as well. with that, i will yield back. schema gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the man from georgia mr. johnson. >> i want to begin by thanking the survivors and applicants and the survivors for your testimony today. this is a wide-ranging hearing covering numerous topics and i'd like to