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my name is tonya ingram. i am a cincinnati native, bronx bred, los angeles resident, mental health advocate, tom hardy lover, and office fanatic and i need a kidney transplant. i was diagnosed with lupus at 22 years old. as a result of that, in october, 2018, i was diagnosed with end stage kidney failure. my entire world collapsed. since then, i have lived on dialysis just waiting to receive this new form of life. my health is my job. that is my main primary focus. i have to be aware of the energy i have. i have to take all of these medications. i am exhausted most days. i started telling my story because i have to take my health into my own hands. i have to be my own advocate. i just knew that i would get more out of instagram than from the actual health care system. last night i hooked myself up to a dialysis machine at night for the eight hours it would take for a machine to clean my blood. at the age of 29 that's a lot to deal with. and i still have to wait for an organ to be able to have a second chance

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i was also vulnerable with the tonya element, that people thought she could be a suspect. >> then, threeng happened. marie's computer yielded to a new forensics program. and out spilled in clarity text messages between marie and james. >> i love you. i love you so much. and getting in graphic detail of what he wants to do with her. pornographic to the point they were sending pornographic photos. >> to each other? >> from the church. >> some things are hard to unsee. we'll spare you. and most important, everything stopped the day she disappeared. >> no credit cards, no phones. i thought that was strong evidence that she was, in fact, dead, and not, in fact, missing. i think the evidence that this defendant kept her such a secret, kept that relationship such a secret from so many, because it could have cost him everything. i thought that was strong evidence. >> and her last conversation with a family member was -- >> she wanted out of the circumstances she was in. but she wasn't willing to leave her bibby behind. >> and then there was. this one of those sermons posted on youtube just a mon

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you were talking to tonya owen, fantastic.les. up and down the state, people are saying no, we do want a way to get away from this appalling democrat incompetence. if we can do it to the recall mechanism. let's get on with it. we want to change quickly. >> trace: i've got to jump in. stay with me. standby. the associated press has called it. you see the numbers on the bottom of your screen. check mark, 67.3. 32. that means gavin newsom will not be recalled. the associated press has no called it. you've got 58% of the vote in. as we said earlier, we knew that this was going to be the early totals and some of these large counties that came in, like los angeles county. up in the bay area. our assumption and with the pundits were telling us is that as the night goes on you're going to get some of the leader votes and you're going to get some of the votes from the areas like fresno and bakersfield. other counties and some of these areas that have more conservative areas. as you get closer to the nevada border and you move up the st

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this is tonya, the us you goal is also to help us trailer who grows teacher shina. chelsea, she wouldn't have showed chain. i mean, you thread that will come from china and then i met with some of the ministers that represent when you see on the nations. and i also think about it, new booster noise slowly china and, and isn't talk a bill and they legally with binding code of conduct in the south china seen in some way. this is majority will be the most reliable paul for the to ensuring that we cure it. she said she used to shipping a cute and so again, our partners are on the way and musky when you have been doing have been engaged in some provoke, achieve here. my movers in the south china sea and i have been coming up with new side china arrangements. we would like to see more respect between the 2 big powers . these relationship should never evolved into a nuclear war. going to push the button, but it's great. and in but reaffirms that towards unacceptable. you know, yet when they met june, geneva, but any war between big nations or nuclear powers, unacceptable. you're going to make i

i'm tonya peterson. director of the san francisco zoo. let me show the first slide or the next slide if i could we have two of these adorable creatures at the zoo. they are in a tree house that was built by the tv show tree house tops and that's tenzing one of the first mountaineers to climb mount everest. and then my next slide is our investment in laboratory species both pelicans, insects, and others and this month, we've invested quite a bit in the monarch butterflies and one of our gardens, the sensory garden has been planted with hopefully plants that attract the monarch butterfly but also have a bunch of signage and education items to create what we call pocket gardens at home to support the species that is at risk and just one of our iconic species here in california and just a shame to lose those. so hopefully we are hoping everybody can get together to help safe this wonderful butterfly. the next slide. with covid, the pandemic, and other things, we've noticed that some of our seniors have felt uncomfortable with coming with big

of operations, whether they're flushing out systems or whether they're actually producing through tonya, is still in question. we would normally see a couple other signatures as well. if that would confirm that the reactors running . but we at least know there's something going on there. we have not seen this kind of activity since about 2018. and this is important because, you know, during the past couple of years, north korea has continued to enrich uranium which is also used for nuclear weapons . but it does need plutonium. if it's going to build more advance nuclear weapons design, which is their own nuclear weapons, or even the miniaturized foreheads. and these are all goals that can laid out and is a party congress in january of things that north will develop over the next 5 years . and to see this is really a sign that north korea is continuing to move forward with w m b development and in advance is ability on k. do you know this be doing anything else? is this reactor have any other purpose? well, so definitely right to tony production is really the reason this reactor exists.

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this is tonya running the show here, say hi. >> she has extraordinarily important job and everything through the door here. the city and the county of los angeles came into this facility a little while ago. they are taken out of these boxes here and they go twlau is called a ballot extraction process. let's get out of your way, counting each and every one of those, follow me over here, i'm geeking out, i hope you are geeking out. so over here, craig, this is where it goes through the manual process. if there is any questions there, it doesn't actually recognize the signatures. then from here they can go all of the way down for the signature verification area to where the ballots are extracted. they are taken out of the ballots that they come in and they go through scanner machines over there. they're tacked up and they get put on that truck to be counted. and this building is going to be where possibly the election is decided. governor newsom is counting on them coming out. and in california that is only about 20% of ballots being returned. they are beating back this recall. he is co

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. >> i think at the time when 94 in ra wanda we were looking at, you know, nancy kerrigan and tonya hardingws what happened to bobbit, you know. >> i call it the missing white woman syndrome. there is a missing white woman, we're going to cover that, every day. >> it's true. >> what's changed? >> nothing has changed since then. and, you know, we miss gwen if ifill, she was a truth teller. i've covered tons of crime and i can spot a perfect victim from a mile away. i could have told you this gabby petito story was going to blow up. we all know who gets attention. we all know who gets coverage, that has to change. imagine the men, women and children in the community where gabby petito who went missing who know for the last ten years 700 indigenous people have gone missing and nobody said a word and one missing white woman turns up in their backyard. >> part of the story if it is something that benefits all women, this 911 call, we know the call was about brian laundrie allegedly hitting her, and you look at the moab police tape, right. and it looks like she's going to be the one who gets in t

paul: electrician tonya hicks also has her own company. >> i had a foreman to tell me that all blacko is get fat, have a bunch of kids and collect welfare. paul: but it's not just the trades that can fill jobs today. tons of low-wage workers seem to be fed up with their pay and work and just aren't taking it anymore. and maybe they shouldn't says economist byron augeeste. >> during the pandemic, we saw tens of millions of essential workers do amazing things, things that required skills, that required adaptability, that required problem solving, that required teamwork, that required communication under very difficult conditions. paul: and given data collected by his firm, opportunity-at-work, they could be earning a lot more >> 30 million today have the skills based on the work they're doing for jobs that pay at least 50% more than the jobs they're in. paul: so, how to get those tens of millions of low wage workers better opportunities? government job training programs are one route. like "back to work rhode island" -- where then-governor gina raimondo used federal cares act money to

the cubs scored two and the seventh trailed 65 with tonya rodgers came in with nobody out and struckts alfonzo rivas on a 32 pitch with the bases loaded to end the inning. jake mcgee gets his 31st saves the giants hang on 65 their seventh straight win and first sweep in chicago since 1995 the dodger wind just about automatic these days when max scherzer is on the mound when shares her fan, the padres eric hosmer in the fifth inning, he had become the 19th player in major league history. tree with. 3000 strikeouts. 37 year old shirts are struck out nine and all. he took a perfect game into the eighth inning that was broken up by hosmer hit a double, but the dodgers were eight winners as they stay 2.5 games behind the division leading giants games in the 2021 baseball season running out and the a's playoff hopes continue to fade. the is taking on the last place rangers and jake higman wearing his football loyalties on his head in the age just did not have an answer for texas. isaiah keiner khalifa goes up and sends james kaprielian pitch the opposite way in the right. one run scores. h

tonya peterson, director of the zoo. i'm here from the zoo, and i believe i have a powerpoint, which is better than my messy office here. oh, goodness (laughing). [laughter] >> okay. i think we sent a powerpoint. i'm just checking if maybe -- >> clerk: maybe gary -- not gary. david has it. he should be sharing it for you. >> oh, thank you, david. because i wanted to show you two of my favorite animals. >> from the beginning, and...there we go. >> great. david, if i could just go right to that first slide -- >> okay. >> thank you. all right. i wanted to wish everybody happy world orangutan day. unlike world donor day, there is a day for these beautiful animals. we're celebrating the two we have here, judy and baroni, who was named by our community. instead of trying to promote doughnuts, we're trying to tell people not to eat foods that have palm oil, they are destroying the communities of these species, particularly the palm oil industry. we're trying to make our zoo visitors eat less in terms of palm oils and fats. so b

we just heard from tonya ingram and on how hard it is to wait for a transplant. too many americans, over 107, 000, are on an organ waitlist. too many, 43 every day, passed away before an organ becomes available. the pandemic is putting further pressure on the strain system. covid-19 is for the ravaging organs. simply put, we need to get better at recovering every viable organ. each one saves a life. and there is one group of people that could step up to save the day. you may not have heard of organ procurement organizations, known as opos, but they play a key role in organ transplant. today's hearing will examine the system that has allowed opos to fail the communities that they serve. opos all responsible from procuring organs from deceased donors. when hospitals have a potential donor, they call the regional opo, which is then supposed to retrieve any viable organs and then deliver to a transplant surgeon. given their central role in the transplant process, opos need to strive for perfection in their public mission. but unfortunately, they have been falling sho

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i'm tonya peterson. director of the san francisco zoo.ext slide if i could we have two of these adorable creatures at the zoo. they are in a tree house that was built by the tv show tree house tops and that's tenzing one of the first mountaineers to climb mount everest. and then my next slide is our investment in laboratory species both pelicans, insects, and others and this month, we've invested quite a bit in the monarch butterflies and one of our gardens, the sensory garden has been planted with hopefully plants that attract the monarch butterfly but also have a bunch of signage and education items to create what we call pocket gardens at home to support the species that is at risk and just one of our iconic species here in california and just a shame to lose those. so hopefully we are hoping everybody can get together to help safe this wonderful butterfly. the next slide. with covid, the pandemic, and other things, we've noticed that some of our seniors have felt uncomfortable with coming with big groups. so now wednesday mornings our

i'll go to tenure fletcher first and she can tell us what she is hearing -- tonya fletcher. >> we aree at the defect oh green headquarters here. the contingency is here watching the results on cbc behind us. about half the candidates for the greens are here tonight including elizabeth may. no surprise riding riding leading her here. elizabeth is considered a shoe in. it's interesting because we were here saturday when the leader came to vancouver island for the first time during the entire campaign. it was interesting to watch the dynamics because you had the predecessor whose recognized everywhere on the street. she is so enormously popular here. it feels like a bit of a disconnect to have a new leader who has not yet come to bc at all. she called it a whistle stop to get them across the finish line. it will be interesting to see what voters gravitate to. we do know that, we were at vancouver island university and they were saying the youth vote is essentially, they said we don't want to vote strategically, we want to vote with our hearts. at down here in victoria you had other voter

i'm tonya peterson. director of the san francisco zoo. let me show the first slide or the next slide if i could we have two of these adorable creatures at the zoo. they are in a tree house that was built by the tv show tree house tops and that's tenzing one of the first mountaineers to climb mount everest. and then my next slide is our investment in laboratory species both pelicans, insects, and others and this month, we've invested quite a bit in the monarch butterflies and one of our gardens, the sensory garden has been planted with hopefully plants that attract the monarch butterfly but also have a bunch of signage and education items to create what we call pocket gardens at home to support the species that is at risk and just one of our iconic species here in california and just a shame to lose those. so hopefully we are hoping everybody can get together to help safe this wonderful butterfly. the next slide. with covid, the pandemic, and other things, we've noticed that some of our seniors have felt uncomfortable with coming with big