administration right now. a lot of those families the parents remain deported. they need to get visas and large status. they are staying separated or bringing their children back to conditions. we re monitoring that but it remains under 2000,000. thank you, from doctors and nurses to grocery store workers and teachers, new york city today honoring the hometown heros that helped get the city through the worst days of the pandemic. we ll go live to the parade, next. parade, next this is cynthia suarez, cfo of go-go foodco., an online food delivery service. business was steady, until. gogo-foodco. go check it out. whaatt?!
Local Hometown Hero David Price Sponsors Walk for Children! Feb 24, 2021 at 08:37 am by WGNS
(MURFREESBORO) “The Child Advocacy Center is excited to announce that local Hometown Hero David Price and Project One Four is the presenting sponsor of the Hometown Heroes Walk for Children,” said Child Advocacy Center Board President and District Attorney General Jennings H. Jones.
WHAT IS THE Hometown Heroes Walk for Children?
The Hometown Heroes Walk for Children is an annual event to celebrate child abuse survivors and honor the local Hometown Heroes who make a difference in children’s lives. The Platinum Sponsor will be Project One Four A David Price Foundation. This is the sixth year the David Price Foundation has been the presenting sponsor. The event will be held on Friday, April 30, 2021 in Murfreesboro.
but he also had this line. he was asked about roy moore s accusers and talked about the debt we owe to the women who have come forward. he s very aware of this moment. i want you to talk about how steve bannon may have miscalculated the size and scope of this movement. he runs he thinks he ran the trump campaign. he didn t run the trump campaign. the forgotten men and women and to the degree they felt listened to, they ran the trump campaign. trump is right when he says that i ve been my own strategist for a long time before steve bannon came along. talk about the size and scope of steve bannon s failure in alabama. look, he really misjudged this. and to top it all off, he came in at the end and attacking the university of alabama because joe scarborough went there. and ivanka trump. and these are hometown heros. he was a guy from goldman sachs and worked in hollywood for a bit. his miscalculation was settling on roy moore as his guy as a
mexico. sandra? trace gallagher, thank you. dozens forced to wlun the roof of a new sports arena starts to collapse. this was the scene over the weekend in the czech republic. there were 80 people inside at the time but no one badly hurt. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. there was a small layer of snow on the roof but officials say that should not have caused the collapse. all right, crews now hard at work fixing this massive sinkhole near san francisco. the 40 foot wide, whoa, 15-foot deep hole in a parking lot near a church in pacifica, california. residents say it started out smaller before storms pounded the area last week. crews say it could take six weeks to repair. president obama squeezing in one last executive meeting with some hometown heros who are dear to my heart.
every day. from gang violence and addiction. americans just stand in the gap and they care for the needs around them. they don t wait for the state to take care of the problem. they see a need and they respond. these are the hometown heros i wanted to celebrate in the book. and jay, you talk about the hometown heros. was there a particular instance or event that happened that prompted you to say i m going to collect their stories. i m going to put them in a book for everyone to read? sure. i did have at privilege of serving president bush as director of the office of faith-based and community initiatives and it was our job to identify those heros, whether they were responding to the california wildfires or floods or the natural or manmade disasters that happen in our communities of violence and destruction. so to use the white house bully pulpit to shine a light on their humble acts of service was my day-to-day job. so i collected a lot of stories and then i was able to organize