strength in our community, through support as rtwell as to the state and i amo grateful. >> thank you, trinathat's why in october, i joined the governor's office of economic development to launch a small business assistance program has been providing up to $10000 emergency grant funding to businesses like trina's. the funding has helped small businesses keep the doors open and employees paid throughout this difficult time. the response has been overwhelming so far, we provided $50 million to small businesses across the state and nevada but we need to do more. that's why tonight i'm announcing an additional $50 million in my budget form this program, which is vital for small businesses. i'm asking the legislature to get this done. additionally, our own lieutenant governor will work to create a small t business center, a one-stop location to help small businesses take advantage of the resources that exist and help them cut through red tape. as i said before, it's not enough to aim for full reopening of our current economy, we look forward to the kind of economy that will let us prosper in the

i'm so grateful for that. >> thank you, trina.that's why, in october, i joined state treasurer zach conine and the governor's office of economic development to launch a small business assistance program that has been providing up to $10,000 in emergency grant funding to businesses like trina's. this funding has helped small businesses keep their doors open and their employees paid through these difficult times. the response has been overwhelming, and so far, we've provided $50 million to small businesses across nevada. but we need to do more. that's why tonight i am announcing an additional $50 million in my budget for this program which is vital for small businesses. i'm asking the legislature, as one of their first items of business, to get this done. additionally, our own lieutenant governor kate marshall will be working to create a small business advocacy center, to be a one-stop location to help small businesses take advantage of the resources that exist and help them cut through the red tape. as i said before, it's not enoug

planner is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race has self a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in alta no ways mainly public t.v. station house daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't growing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the warriors are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will take 8 days and 8 nights ben sets out on the initial stage. but the 1st checkpoint is 12 hours away. among the last local girl hannah. with no t.v. at the scene. you already w

plan or is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck with you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time and. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th in the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the warriors are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will take 8 days and 8 nights ben sets out on the initial stage. of the 1st checkpoint is 12 hours away. among the last starters his local girl hannah. with no t.v. live on the scene. h

plan or is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in outta no ways mainly public t.v. station house daily updates off the race. this is a hands hot fix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. long and it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the more you are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will take 8 days and 8 nights ben sets out on the initial stage. of the 1st checkpoint his 12 hours away. among the last local girl hannah. with no weekend t.v. live on the scene. you

dreadful news for tina little to her daughter has got just a few hours' sleep over the last few days trina is worried that a weakened hannah will be devastated by the development. and i just cried all the way into the checkpoint and once we got into a checkpoint everybody was there and it was just. weird atmosphere. and cool and stream of a place on the when this podium. i feel really bad for she was looking forward to this race course she's been using a whole year training for this race it's obvious a lot of times. i know we would have a good finish. and i wanted to prove myself that i could do well in this and i wanted to prove to everyone else too that i could do well in a race like this and even though i know i did a good race i don't feel like i've proved it because you never really finished. 2 days. is back home and. i don't really think it has sunk and i think my body is like still in shock a little bit because we've been caring and thinking about this race for 2 years and then we're finally doing it and it. is going very well. and it's just like it's just taking you know taken away

the internal device converts the sound into electrical signals which are transmitted to the order trina of the auditor enough then transmits the signals to the brain this enables the wearer to his sounds even if they can't understand everything. mccoy. man can do it allows you to hear sound. by the voice but that's not the same as understanding what you've heard. with language we can tell it's words but we can't necessarily understand them. sometimes all we hear is that somebody is talking was not exactly what they're saying and that's the difference between hearing and understanding among. young makes no effort to hide his hearing impairment he used to feel embarrassed especially because the hearing it's a visible but he's learned to live life with confidence and he wants to help other people with disabilities do the same. young runs of talking community for young people with herring impairments the participants can share their experiences online and they also organize regular meet ups. if you mention the program we want to raise people's awareness about hearing disability and show peo

plan there is accompanied by her mother from one checkpoint to the next trina competed in the race herself a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 top 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all the more you are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then run our own. on a journey that will take 8 days and 8 nights ben sets out on the initial stage. the 1st checkpoint is 12 hours away. among the nonstarters local girl hannah. with no t.v. live at the scene. you already

trina competed in the race has self a number of times you have so much work with the dogs and to be able to be top 5 cup 7 in a race like this it's very very hard because so many are good they know what they're doing and you have to have some luck but you also have to be very good yourself. it's party time in. no ways maine public t.v. station has daily updates off the race. this huns hotfix and has been covering the event for more than a decade. mung among them it's getting bigger every year it's a multi-faceted sport and isn't throwing to watch. so. the starting positions are drawn by knots with ben in 14th with the fields comprises 30 teams from scandinavia plus a couple of contestants from germany and switzerland who all of the boys are desperate to get going i just hope we get off to a good start and then we're on our own. on a journey that will take 8 days and 8 nights ben sets out on the initial stage. the 1st checkpoint is 12 hours away. among the last august is local girl hannah. with no weekend t.v. live on the scene. you already won the 500 kilometer race and the 1200. their t

the trial judge, i assume we'll be hearing this trina thompson and she may set there's a sense that i'mch would leave the district attorney having begun and trails. i will tell you when i was a district attorney. there were times and there were certain cases that victims were very upset about. and often times for dick d, a sense easier to take to trial and say fine. if you don't like the deal, we will take it to trials. we will leave it up to the jury. and if the jury convicts, then the sentence will be entirely up to the judge. so in this case, it may be wise for the district attorney because of the uproar from the families to say, look, we won't do this deal will simply take it to trial. but be careful what you wish for because of this jury hangs one more time. there's an unwritten rule in alameda county that they will try a case two times. if it hangs two times. they are really put to a test to get into trial the third time because of the cost and what happened in the first two trials. so, as i say, i understand why the victims families are upset. but be careful what you wish for. yo

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