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Oh, no, erroneous. Going everybody good evening. How is everybody doing. My name is a emily im side executive director San Francisco on the statute of women and welcome to the launch of the 2013 Domestic Violence awareness month. Im so pleased to be here joined by so many city leader. As you know october commemorates the Domestic Violence. And mayor lee is going to talk about some effort to end Domestic Violence. I want to share with you why everyone has a purple glow stick. As you know purple is the color representing Domestic Violence awareness and soo soon, well be lighting up city hall in ...

Our people dont want to do it. Ever weak, weak politicians dont want to do it. A Trump Administration will cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. We will end illegal immigration. We are going to stop drugs from pouring into your communities and poisoning our youth and everybody else. And we will support all criminal aliens. Quickly from our country. Martha states like florida, cities like jacksonville, part of a movement behind the president s victory, drawn to him by a host of issues, not the least of which was a talk like that just days before the november election when it come as y...

Our people dont want to do it. Ever weak, weak politicians dont want to do it. A Trump Administration will cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities. We will end illegal immigration. We are going to stop drugs from pouring into your communities and poisoning our youth and everybody else. And we will support all criminal aliens. Quickly from our country. Martha states like florida, cities like jacksonville, part of a movement behind the president s victory, drawn to him by a host of issues, not the least of which was a talk like that just days before the november election when it come as y...

The U.S. Department of Justice awarded nearly $58.9 million in grants to support survivors of domestic and dating violence, sexual assault and stalking, the agency announced.

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has announced $49.85 million in grants for the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) aimed at offering legal services to survivors of “gender-based” violence.