Thank you. I tell you what, i love this state for real. You heard me say that. I go back a long way with a lot of folks who represented this state. And some of you have heard me say it before. It reminds me of my home state of delaware in one important respect Everybody Knows everybody. And thats a good thing. Matter of fact, first time i ran for the united dates senate, i was 29 years old, wasnt old enough to be sworn in. Judge broderick, i have to be very careful in front of him. I may be called before the court. A great friend for a long time. But when i ran, my state was a yours, down around the massachusetts border, a little competition. But i remember, i started off my campaign in the southern part of the state of delaware. They speak with a thick accent, for real. We were a border state, wasnt sure what side we want to fight on in those days, for real. The southern part of the state is very southern. They talk at you like youre a good old fella. So the way you go in delaware, yo
Hello and welcome. On behalf of the association of counties in the Appalachian Region, i want to welcome you to opiates in appalachia capstone event. I am boone county kentucky judge executive perry more. I am also the cochair of the City County Task force on opiates that was done across the u. S. We had 20 elected officials at the city and county levels, intensity officials intent county officials. The mayor of little rock, arkansas, it was a cochair on the city side and i was a cochair on the county side. Youll be hearing from one of those Panel Members today when greg speaks. Our work that was done, seems like ages ago. Well be talking about that. I want to thank those of you here in person as well as those of you that are here virtually. We know this is being broadcast live stream and a special thank you to a. R. C. For your partnership. We partner with each other. We partner with various agencies especially great partners like aoc, we are thankful for that. This event to the combi
Hello and welcome. On behalf of the association of counties in the Appalachian Region, i want to welcome you to opiates in appalachia capstone event. I am boone county kentucky judge executive perry more. I am also the cochair of the City County Task force on opiates that was done across the u. S. We had 20 elected officials at the city and county levels, intensity officials intent county officials. The mayor of little rock, arkansas, it was a cochair on the city side and i was a cochair on the county side. Youll be hearing from one of those Panel Members today when greg speaks. Our work that was done, seems like ages ago. Well be talking about that. I want to thank those of you here in person as well as those of you that are here virtually. We know this is being broadcast live stream and a special thank you to a. R. C. For your partnership. We partner with each other. We partner with various agencies especially great partners like aoc, we are thankful for that. This event to the combi
Unday in peterborough i tell you what, i love this state, for real. You have heard me say that, i go back a long way with a lot of folks who represented the state. Some of you heard me say it before, it reminds me of my home state of delaware in one important respect. Everybody knows everybody. That is a good thing. First time i ran for the United States senate, i was 29 years old. Not old enough to be sworn in. Thats justice broaddrick, i have to be careful in front of him, i make it called in front of the court. Been a great friend for a long time. When i ran, my state was a yours, down around the massachusetts border, a little competition. But i remember, i started off my campaign in the southern part of the state of delaware. They speak with a thick accent, for real. We were a border state, wasnt sure what side we want to fight on in those days, for real. The southern part of the state is very southern. They talk at you like youre a good old fella. So the way you go in delaware, yo
And welcome to rewind today were casting our eyes back to 2008 when filmmaker tom evans was following a group of pupils attending school in the west bank teenagers trying to get an education against a background of violence and intimidation on the streets outside. Well be catching up with one of those students but 1st heres the film learning to die from al jazeera special series 2 schools in nablus. Nablus city lies in the heart of the west bank in palestine it is a city under siege. Almost every night the israeli army enters nablus conducting raids last nights widespread attacks were carried out in refugee camp near the center of nablus. This time the israeli army were in search of militants and weapons. Usually the army has left by the morning but last nights raids have proved unsuccessful and they have decided to stay put i believe for the war for the land for the privilege. Of over a 4 week period we have been following the lives of the teachers and students of how jewish the girls