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and earnest shiver was a wealthy read the state investor who is known to carry cash around. in the victims bedroom the jurors had been pulled out and a lot of clothes had been thrown on the floor. >> a decorative sword was missing. and to jade statues, likely expensive. but wait a minute. maybe it wasn't the robbery. >> her purse was present on the kitchen table. there was jewelry. >> in the fathers pants pocket, which was in the bedroom, there was a large amount of cash. >> $9,000 in cash, rolled up in his jeans pocket. and that was untouched? >> untouched. >> so, was the crime scene staged, to hide something more sinister? why, for example, did they find the very odd an obvious pattern of bloody shoe prints, but only around the body? >> the shoe prints would go back and forth to each victim but they just disappeared. you are thinking, how did this person get out? >> still, it's easy enough to i. d. the shoe prints. there was an obvious nike smoosh right there in the middle. and there was a nike impact tomahawk, big, maybe close to size 12. but who wore them? who would do s

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i know zero awp is working in earnest to bridge the gap but i would like to discuss a few more specifics about ongoing concerns with both of the va and the good government groups. i know there've been questions since 2017 law was passed about ways to enhance the independence and also fundamental questions about its purpose and how it should or should not differ from other oversight investigations. i hope we can have a thoughtful discussion on fees and other issues. whistleblower protection and accountability are different sides of the same coin. they shouldn't be in conflict. we should work towards accountability so that employees don't have to become. they should be able to speak about the concerns and have those concerns taken seriously by management. this is the goal we should all be working towards because that is what we owe to the veterans and with that i look forward to hearing from our witnesses and i yield back my time. >> thank you ranking member. we now turn to the witness testimony. a testifying today on the first panel, mr. bruce acting assistant secretary of the office acco

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the military operation continues in earnest l happening in gaza?e in central and southern gaza also continues. we have had updates from the hamas run health ministry and the death toll is now approaching 22,500 people, and we also know khan younis was bombarded overnight, and what is significant, worth noting, is that the west of khan younis was bombarded killing 14 people, including nine children, and that area is an area which has been long touted by the israeli army and officials as a safe place for people to go in the south but the problem has always been it is very small, the size of heathrow airport, no infrastructure, but now it is being bombarded, so again the constant complaint from palestinians is that the areas, the safe areas for them to go to escape the bombing and to take theirfamilies is to go to escape the bombing and to take their families is growing to go to escape the bombing and to take theirfamilies is growing ever smaller. take their families is growing ever smaller. ., take their families is growing ever smaller. . ., ., , le

i note oawp is working in earnest to bridge the gap. i would like to discuss a few more specifics about ongoing concerns with both va and the good government groups. i know there has been question since two 2017 and the law was passed. it was about ways to enhance the independence and there is fundamental questions about its purpose and how it should or should not differ from other oversight investigations, such as the ig, osc. i hope we can have a thoughtful discussion on these and other issues. whistled for protection and accountability are different sides of the same coin. they should not be in conflict. we should work hard towards accountability so that employees don't have to become whistleblowers. they should be able to speak up about concerns and have those concerns taken seriously by management. this is the goal we should all be working towards. this is what we owe to the veterans. with that, i look forward to hearing from our witnesses and i you back my time. >> thank you ranking member mrvan. we will now turn to witness testim

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it is our earnest hope and wish that this court order paves the way for an end to this crisis.ope for an end to the terrible loss of life and hardship, and for the crucial first step is to be taken the crucial first step is to be ta ken towards the crucial first step is to be taken towards reconciliation and a just, lasting peace. lastly, iwould like to extend my gratitude to our lawyers, the lawyers who presented our case to the international court, and of course gratitude to our minister ofjustice and minister of justice and constitutional affairs, and minister ofjustice and constitutional affairs, and also our minister of international relations, who is currently at the hague. i thank you. that was south africa's cyril ramaphosa giving his immediate response to what we have had at the rq response to what we have had at the icj just a little earlier at the hague. welcoming what we heard, and we've been listening in the last couple of hours to the reaction. we are going to get more reaction here on the programme. we will hear the latest from the hague, we'll get reaction from

powerful explosions, the ground shook under people’s feet, and the shelling of the market began in earnestresidents of nearby houses who did not they can reach their loved ones by phone, they are looking for them among the dead and wounded. mikhail works in a nearby store, the man can barely contain his emotions, he says he still can’t come to his senses. together with other sellers, he provided first aid to the wounded, applied tourniquets and helped with evacuation. many motorists, without waiting for the ambulance crews to arrive, took the victims in their cars. here, why? it makes no sense at all how long i’ve been working here, well, maybe a year. two already, probably, well, hit the market, where people just walk peacefully, this is generally a meaningless thing, one person was walking with a stroller, the second one bought some cookies, well, in general it’s just cruelty, some kind of food clothing market of the donetsk textile district, weekends are always full of people, besides, here farmers from neighboring towns and villages gather to sell their products; the ukrainian military

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and so if somebody is saying the right thing and headed in the right direction and it is earnest andhe sense it is. anyone who has a space an earnest, heartfelt shims, they were not thinking when they were [indistinct]. but then they show up and occasionally they say, way a minute. i was reading the script and having independent parts. and i think we got to par that orals we create a disincentive for more people to do it. the other thing is the border now is officially a nonpartisan issue. that is a good thing that we should celebrate it. and i think if we own closing the border as a leading issue going into this campaign, for places like new york city to where we are across this country, i think this could be a landslide win and john fetterman proves it, keep that hoodie coming, brother. we have to have you. [applause] >> greg: you know, kat, at the opening thing said fetterman is deep. would it be if trump chose him across the aisle, said, i want this fellow over here, big guy, john. >> kat: i don't think that will happen. i agree with you. and i think independence law should be en

i'm being deadly earnest. it sounds like i'm making this up. 8% is what they pay.t's what'm proposing a minimum billion attacks at 25%. [alause] -- minumil or tax at 25%. [applause] if billionaires paid even close to their fair share, we could strengthen infrastructure and the economy, bring down costs, and it would not cost a penny. it is just basic fairness. you know it is the right thing to do and we can get this done and i will be damned but in the last year of this administration i'm going to get it done. let me close with this. i'm getting more tied up here. this bridge is imrtant, but the story we are writing is much bigger than that. when you see the shovels in the ground and cranes in the sky, people hard at work countries project, i hope you are feeling a renewed sense of pride, pride in your community, pride in what we can do, pride in america■j, pride knowing we can get things done still in america. we are the only country in the world that has come out of every crisis we have gotten into stronger then we went in. not a joke. only country in the world.

has done three bills so now this is in a room to negotiate with a final numbers are it is working in earnestould say the pedal to the metal right now and i'm optimistic that you can meet the deadlines and january 2nd two challenges and not going to prejudge that but the staff is working overtime as members have been. as leadership team has been, all throughout holidays to get this done for the people it was a tough negotiation we got it done. i think it is best potential deal that conservatives and republicans could get under these circumstances we can carve out gimmick of the side deal that went along with the topline 16 billion and some change that we are -- converted gimmicks savings to taxpayers i think that's a win and wall street journal and other going advance this and push it aggressively and hopeful we can meet the deadlines. >> you want a 100% on a cr rule now? >> i'm not ruling committing to anything other than getting appropriations done and i think we can and we're pushing everybody hard. they're working dutifully and value value -- >> i heard too we have a hunter sighting today

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has done three bills so now this is in a room to negotiate with a final numbers are it is working in earnest i would say the pedal to the metal rig now and i'm optimistic that you can meet the deadlines and january 2nd two challenges and not going to working overtime as members have been. as leadership team has been, all throughout holidays to get this done for the people it was a tough negotiation we got it done. i think it is best potential deal that conservatives and republicans could get under these circumstances we can carve out gimmick of the side deal that went along with the topline 16 billion and some change that we are -- converted gimmicks savings to taxpayers i think that's a win and wall street journal and other outlets said as much we're going advance this and push it aggressively and hopeful we can meet the deadlines. >> you want a 100% on a cr rule now? >> i'm not ruling committing to anything other than getting appropriations done and i think we can and we're pushing everybody hard. they're working overtime and dutifully and value value -- >> i heard too we have a huntero co

truck, yes, then it’s just that the networks will go down, because all this, too , was restored in earnestople quickly switched, they said, yeah , it’s clear, that’s it, electrical equipment is no longer there, but there was still a problem with insulation, yes , that is, some blankets they began to sort it out, so to speak, simatically, that is, this is such a quick opportunity to respond to the problems of ordinary people, which is why here humanitarian workers find themselves literally on the front line and often arrive earlier. ukrainian troops in some advanced positions can hunt for such people, and not only those who help the front, these people take very serious risks and sacrifice themselves. thank you, sasha, for the interesting story. among those who played a noticeable role in the development of novorossia in the 18th century were not only the great commanders and significant statesmen . marshal alexander suvorov, prince grigory potemkin of tauride, but also smaller figures. one of them is the governor-general of ekaterinoslav and tauride, platon zubov. zubov’s reputation among

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we have earnings starting in earnest this time next friday. >> by the way, i'll let you finish your comment. if we have rate-cut expectations, guys, in the control room, can we show that? lit show you, if the fed was trying to get the market to price out a marge rate cut, today's economic data didn't do the job, because as i said, you know, jobs report comes in stronger, wages come in stronger, rate-cut expectations go down a little bit, but nthen ism comes in, and you'll see as we show it. an hour and a half ago, you were 70-plus percent for a march cut. we'll show that. i'm sorry to interrupt you. please carry on. >> it's an important point. jerome powell has talked about three cuts. he did not talk about six cuts. the market has been pricing in six cuts. for a lot of us on this desk, i'm sure it seems a little out of this world. the idea we are pricing out a march cut, you know, and kind of letting the market play out, see what earnings do in earnest, see what financials do. we'll focus on credit quality, focus as well on provisions. i think that will be a big deal. they were loaded up f

that's where you're starting to see some of the showers in earnest as well. a little bit lighter up in the north bay right now, but still certainly a long 101, headed from santa rosa petaluma. you are seeing that rain on the road as well. so we go throughout the evening and we kind of keep rolling a couple breaks out there, as i mentioned, but all told it's going to be a very impactful system because it's tapping into tropical moisture. that's right. you hear that term atmospheric river. and what it really means is that this system, which is counter clockwise circulation is able to drag some of that moisture from down south up towards us called the pineapple express sometimes because it comes from all the way back to hawaii and that does enhance some of those rain totals. so this is we're going to see between now and saturday evening. well, above an inch in the north bay, you can see between about a quarter and half an inch up to 3 quarters, even almost an inch in san francisco. and then we have that sunday monday and there and that's where things get really

the afternoon by about 2 o'clock, we're going to see all of this pickup and see this rain start in earnest. the first wave of several that will be dealing with as we head across the weekend. so live look here at the entrance and exit to the richmond bridge. and you can see again, those dry roads are with us right now. you have errands to run, you're doing okay for a couple more hours. temperatures right now. a city in the 50's for the most part. but san jose, a little bit warmer there at about 63 degrees. a little cooler spot like livermore. we have an awful lot of fog this morning. certainly visibility getting better there now. but temperatures take a minute to rebound. wind is also nice and calm with the exception of napa right now are you can see about 20 miles per hour and these numbers are going to start taking up as we get into the afternoon when will be a part of this system. it will be a southwesterly flow and particularly as we get into tonight, you're going to notice that and into tomorrow. so let me get you through today. here we are at the noontime hour and mention by the time

has done three bills so now this is in a room to negotiate with a final numbers are it is working in earnestould say the pedal to the metal right now and i'm optimistic that you can meet the deadlines and january 2nd two challenges and not going to prejudge that but the staff is working overtime as members have been. as leadership team has been, all throughout holidays to get this done for the people it was a tough negotiation we got it done. i think it is best potential deal that conservatives and republicans could get under these circumstances we can carve out gimmick of the side deal that went along with the topline 16 billion and some change that we are -- converted gimmicks savings to taxpayers i think that's a win and wall street journal and other outlets said as much we're going advance this and push it aggressively and hopeful we can meet the deadlines. >> you want a 100% on a cr rule now? >> i'm not ruling committing to anything other than getting appropriations done and i think we can and we're pushing everybody hard. they're working overtime and dutifully and value value -- >> i h

. >> we end earnest there, we start funny. how do you do both? it is, that's death to the punch line. how do you do both for this? >> well, you know, i did my show for them. i was vetted by rikers island, you know, they asked me not to do vulgarity or sexual content or inciteful content, which i said that's all my material. you got rid of my whole show. >> sometimes people say do you. they said don't do you. >> i said i can't. there's no show left. i had to do what i had to do. as you saw, i did use vulgarity, but then i sat down with them, and i wanted to have a real soul exchange with them and talk to them. they made me eat food they ate, which was horrific. all gray. it was -- i remember it was ham, cabbage, and potatoes all in a gray soup and all gray. and they respected that i was willing to live -- i mean, eat what they ate. and then to find out what happened in their lives, what's going on in their lives. i really want to understand. >> final question, for people who haven't been there, or in other parts of the country, what do you think p

you’re watching the podcast in earnest, and today our guests are the legendary stylist alexander tatchukntend to celebrate the new year in any way, but i still went to the store, bought something, so i kind of told my friends, i said, i ’ll be at home, if suddenly someone left someone, someone with whom - i broke up, someone has nowhere to go, come to me, at that time in my two-room rented apartment about 25 people gathered, abandoned, yes, precisely abandoned, quarreling on the new year, it was. the most joyful new year, because everyone had, you know, such a feeling of freedom, on the one hand, freedom, on the other hand, grief and i want the beginning of something something new, yes, but this is already yes, these are my words, i always i say, it means we broke up, it means something new awaits you ahead, you should rejoice and not suffer, in general, everyone came with suffering, but it ended with the most joyful new year, that’s when they joined in neighbours. there are dances, songs, champagne, i have about the same thing, because i could always eat, prepare olivier with my magic m

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and i'm proud that my friend josh earnest is part of your team. i also want to thank all of you for being here the next few days are about celebrating the 75th anniversary of two executive orders signed by president truman. one banning racial discrimination in federal hiring. and the second, banning segregate in the u.s. military. as president, you learn pretty quickly that there are limits to what you can accomplish without congress. but you also realize that as the head of the executive and the commander in chief, you have opportunities to make a real and lasting difference. that's exactly what president truman did. the grandson of owners, harry truman, was never most likely champion for civil rights. but during the depths of jim crow, he argued for racial equality, becoming the first president to address the acp. and when he saw black veterans returning from world war two only to face violence and abuse at home. he went a step further by desegregating the federal workforce. the single largest employer in the country. president truman set powerf

these. .. heaters, yes, then the networks will simply go down, because all this, too , was restored in earnest quickly switched, they said: yeah, i see, that’s it, electrical appliances mean more no, but there was still a problem with insulation, yes, that is, some blankets began to be removed, so to speak, simatically, that is, this is such a quick opportunity to respond to the problems of ordinary people, which is why here humanitarian workers find themselves literally on the front line is often and they arrive earlier than some kind of government... structures, so to speak, so we can often see that a person is absolutely carrying civilian cargo, there he is simply helping the civilian population, but he will be wearing a helmet, will be wearing a bulletproof vest, and such people and they also get wounded, and ukrainian troops in some advanced positions can hunt for such people, and not only those who help the front, these people take very serious risks and sacrifice themselves. thank you sasha for an interesting story. khadzhibey was not just a new fortress, but a port city to be founded.

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crushing the christmas omnibus fever as we did, we have until mid-january, we have been working in earnest with the senate and white house virtually every day through the holidays trying to come to an agreement. negotiations are still ongoing. it has gone on way too long. the sooner we get that agreement, the sooner we will be able to get the appropriations bill done. in summary, we want to get the border closed and secured first, and we want to make sure we reduce non-defense discretionary spending. that is an important objective. we have crossed the threshold of $34 trillion in debt. it is a landmark that is unimaginable -- would have been unimaginable the previous generation, and here we are. we have a responsibility of fiscal stewardship and fiscal sanity, and that's a priority you will see us pursue. >> are they going as far as you need them to go? >> the senate has been negotiating. our position is very clear, and we have made that clear again for seven months. hr two is the necessary ingredient. why? because it has provisions that fixed each of these problems, and these things work

where the presidential election process begins in earnest this monday, with the republican caucuses inf iowa. the latest polls show donald trump well ahead of his main rivals. figures from the des moines register and nbc news show mr trump could count on the support of 48% of iowa republicans. former south carolina governor nikki haley has jumped to second place with 20% leaving florida governor ron desantis in third place with 16%. speaking at a rally on sunday, donald trump urged his supporters to get out and vote. we are going to win. i was first in the nation caucus this weekend. tomorrow, january 15 i need each and of you to get out everybody. get out and vote plus ten. plus two, plus 20, bring them all out because we have to set the stage for november. 0ur north america correspondent gary 0'donoghue is in iowa. i've been speaking to him and started by asking him whether the bad weather is likely to impact voter turnout. i think there's a lot of concern among the campaigns that it will. i think outside here, we're just inside the door here at this bbq joint where one of the candid

excite and paranoia led to one of the worst infant massacres recorded in the gospel texts and those earnest pilgrims, their story transformed t the holy family's existence into a family that, much like today, seeking asylum in other lands and in particular, in our southern border. therefore, we join in a call for the humane and sacred treatment of migrants, refugees and those who seek asylum at our borders as a recognition that the same jesus who traveled with his family on that fateful night can still be found in the faces of all the families we see on our tv screens and our social media spaces. along with this, we stand in opposition to the state of te texas, the law which allows police officials to arrest and charge migrants with a misdemeanor or more serious offenses if they do not agree to leave by the order of a state judge. this law incentivizes racial profiling and further limits the right of due process for migrants fleeing unthinkable violence, poverty and death. furthermore, we oppose the inhumane treatment of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers by governor abbott, taking migra

the accord in sierra leone has charged former president earnest buying corolla and 12 others with treason for his election. waldman and a failed, cool, and late november, gunmen attacked the armory of the main military barracks in the capital, free town, freeing dozens of inmates involved in an earlier alleged coo and japan officials investigating a collision at tokyo's have made the airports say a transcript of communication between traffic control shows that only a larger passenger plane was clear to use a runway where a smaller coast guard plane was preparing for. take off the passenger playing, carrying nearly 400 people hit the coast guard, playing on landing, killing 5 crew members. only the pilot survived the passengers and crew. the larger jets were safely evacuated. inquiries being assisted by evasion investigators from france where the crust, air bus was built, and the u. k. where the plains rolls royce engines were manufactured. staying in japan, the prime minister for me, because he does says the country has reached a critical point as rescuers raised to find the survivors of

he was about 50-years-old, a light skinned man of mixed race and earnest manner. he escaped slavery in 1864 and served with it through the civil war and after. when he came home he opened a woodworking shop where he repaired wagons and managed where white and black working men gathered. he was counted among the small black middle class and quickly gained a reputation among free people as a man who knew things and could speak with confidence who could persuade, a natural leader. in 1866 it represented the convention. a local leader, the organizing arm of the republican party. party. a founder of the first church and elected commissioner that helped perform a patrol of blacks and whites to protect against the rising threats of the violence. when others called for retaliation he earned restraint urging to be as industrious as possible and give no cause for complaint l and trust in the la. the captors dragged, pushed and beat him after a stand barefoot a half a mile down main street to the courthouse. the strong him up with the branch of an elm tree towards the courth

if they can negotiate in earnest and see what that deal comes out to be, there is very little chancethe deal would emerge and be able to make it through the house at all. host: and as part of that deal that has been talked about, border security has also been part of negotiations on additional funding, emergency funding for ukraine, israel, aid packages as well. what is the latest on the emergency funding requests, security requests. >> essentially, the border negotiations are the key that could unlock the additional funding for ukraine, israel. house republicans have said that they will not take up more emergency assistance to ukraine or israel without border policy changes, so that is where things stand. that is a key hurdle to being able to legislate to get more money to those countries, and that barrier right now is border policy and border changes that have been contentious for literally generations in american politics, being able to bring forward policy changes on american immigration system. host: we are looking at impeachment of the person in charge of the border, alejandra

crushing the christmas omnibus fever as we did, we have until mid-january, we have been working in earnest with the senate and white house virtually every day through the holidays trying to come to an reement. negotiations are still ongoing. it has gone on way too long. the sooner we get that agreement, the sooner we will be able to get the appropriations bill done. in summary, we want to get the border closed and secured first, and we want to makeure we reduce non-defense discretionary spending. that is an important objective. we have crossed the threshold of $34 trillion in debt. it is a landmark that is unimaginable -- would have been unimaginable the previous generation, and here are. we have a responsibility of fiscal stewardship and fiscal sanity, and that's a priority you will see us pursue. >> are they going as far as you need them to go? >> the senate has been negotiating. our position is very clear, and we have made that clear again r seven months. hr two is the necessary ingredient. y? because it has provisions that fixed each of these problems, and these things rk together. you

yes the understatement when he talks about mobilization, and this constant hate, which we saw in earnestver into what we saw today, because this is the end, in principle, of these misunderstandings, both public and non-public, literally 30 seconds, mr. yevgeny, how how do you think this story of mobilization and the political and military leadership of the state will develop? i would very much like... that we form a government of national unity, and he takes responsibility for introducing this bill, and accordingly demonstrates how a political responsibility, and then we need this question, because mobilization is not only a military concept, it is a concept related to the economy, this concept is related to the social system, this concept is related to each of us, because... first that the war will last for a long time, an indefinite time, should be said on the mountain, and then the citizens should realize it. thank you, mr. yevhen, it was yevhen magda, director of the institute of world politics. friends, we work live on the espresso tv channel, as well as on our youtube platforms and

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