phillip calvert: and there's no better place to test that motto than in the great outdoors at camp low. i got to have courage. and i'm so confident. and it's going to show my character. [frog croaks] are you ready? what do i say when i hit it? girl scout! are you a dad? because you really got the dad jokes. not yet. do you feel like the girls here in today's world are far beyond than what they were 10 or 15 years ago? i know they are. they actually have a girl scout institute that does research. and that research shows that girl scouts, in fact, are ahead of non girl scouts in almost every single subject in school by third grade. oh. watch this. whoa. i'm man enough to be a girl scout. here we go. you are too man enough, actually. phillip calvert: so these are definitely the leaders of tomorrow. they really are, in every way. i mean, they want to learn and they want to be in those jobs that traditionally have not been part of a woman's life. i think that i'm probably one of the best archers out here. i actually hit all three of my arrows. that's right. did you? no, i didn't. so, hey. t

phillip calvert: and there's no better place to test that motto than in the great outdoors at camp lowage. and i'm so confident. and it's going to show my character. [frog croaks] are you ready? what do i say when i hit it? girl scout! are you a dad? because you really got the dad jokes. not yet. do you feel like the girls here in today's world are far beyond than what they were 10 or 15 years ago? i know they are. they actually have a girl scout institute that does research. and that research shows that girl scouts, in fact, are ahead of non girl scouts in almost every single subject in school by third grade. oh. watch this. whoa. i'm man enough to be a girl scout. here we go. you are too man enough, actually. phillip calvert: so these are definitely the leaders of tomorrow. they really are, in every way. i mean, they want to learn and they want to be in those jobs that traditionally have not been part of a woman's life. i think that i'm probably one of the best archers out here. i actually hit all three of my arrows. that's right. did you? no, i didn't. so, hey. they're sassy. she's

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around the camp, the territory was already more low-lying. 1976, the first attempt at reconstruction,he headquarters of the pinsk partisan brigade, which was initiated by the commander of this very partisan brigade, this is shubetkidze ivan georgievich. on his initiative in 76 there was installed memorial sign. one dugout was restored, the dugout stood for decades and collapsed. the second reconstruction attempt was initiated by makhrovsky students during multi-day hiking trips. initially, we developed a plan, that is, what we will do, what we want to do. i proposed to the students the restoration of the dugout, the children liked this idea. we had time before the summer, that is, in the spring we processed historical materials. that is , falsified documents that the structure is being erected; work has already begun in the summer. the camp territory was divided into two parts: the first part was the economic part, the second part was the household part. there were about 28 residential dugouts on the camp territory and accommodated 1024 people. a residential dugout is a structure inte

, so we have a capacity for loans with low interest, note below 16 fortunately, in the last one or two years , they gave us this permission to allocate a major part of these loans to small and medium units, not medium units. everything that basij had the opportunity to provide for working capital, especially small units in this field, has been allocated. well, they have problems in the field of market and trade . they are very serious problems. we have a lot of problems in the field of infrastructure in industrial partnerships, that is, perhaps the main one for us to achieve the goals of our upstream documents, which is the growth of 8. the problems we have in the field of water and electricity supply in industrial cities. this problem is getting worse day by day. you have the ability or permission to solve this problem yourself, or you should declare it and ask government agencies to come in to solve it. mobilization's mission in this area is to make conscious demands. it is a specialty of the relevant devices and this work for the infrastructure that is in the industrial towns , you

petersburg, not without difficulty, but took away the points from behind the camp, beating borys 2:1atch was brightened up by an amazing series of post-match shots. where the teams scored nine times out of twelve. thanks to this victory, ska returned to first place in the west, and borys was first in the east to lose any chance of reaching the playoffs. the capital's cska suffered a fourth defeat in a row, losing away to dynamo minsk 1:4. reshuffles from interim head coach ravil yakupov have not helped at all so far. cska defense ivan fedotov continues to make mistakes. dynamo minsk, which had an excellent run before the playoffs, scored three goals in 3 minutes. and actually sentenced the opponent, even from eighth place, but dmitry kvartalny’s team will be a difficult opponent for any club. alexander ovechkin's puck didn't help washington escape defeat in the match against florida this morning. the opposing club lost 2:4. alexander ovechkin scored in the third game in a row in the nhl. the washington captain opened the scoring this morning with a powerful shot from his so-called of

and our camps and have access at 122 facilities. >> what do you think the cost of that would be? >> congressman i don't know what that would be but i can talk to my team and get back to you. >> i will shift in my last 25 seconds. one of the things that i'm looking at is bop pays a range from gl5 to gl8, other agencies like icdp they pay at different rate. much higher rates, what factors contribute being lower than other agencies and are you open to raising that base pay to help attract and retain individuals at bop? >> absolutely. so our officers do not get paid enough. we have trouble keeping them, state corrections will offer higher salaries than what we pay even local sheriffs are able to pay more than what we are able to pay in certain regions so we would welcome any changes to pay structure and support in pay structure and funding. we were able to increase this year by about $2,000, the top salary of our correctional officers in hope to recruit a better and larger lot and retain the ones that we do have. >> thank you, director. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. frye. the chair

they want to go low enough as well. now, this disruption has not only forced 1900000 people to leave at home. so it is basically made it impossible for somebody to return and into the north of the unclaimed now, which hadn't been the initial focus of the as riley military offensive a. well, that's what you see, right? that many buildings just in ruin. now, can you imagine kansas city used to be the largest urban center in the entire enclave? of the population of more than half a mill? it would be impossible for that number to live that knowledge of the cities and the north of also seen events, destruction, as i said earlier, schools and hospitals basically blind to bits. so overall, $386.00 educational facilities have been damaged since the start of israel's military offensive. that's in addition to the more than 200 places of worship being destroyed along with the 22 hospitals as well as spokesman for the un relief of works agency. the palestinian refugee is warns of this grim, the state of affairs will rapidly watson.

you are seeing low cost as the key. can ship -- camped shift away too quickly from things like oil and grant -- gas. price spikes for things like gasoline and diesel which is fine for europeans and u.s. consumers. other parts on the world that rely on this for heating, that's painful. you are seeing investment in oil all the way up to 2040 even in a net zero world. you need to scale up and low carbon supply, a replacement for oil before you can see demand being pulled. tom: really smart analysis. thank you for coming into the studio with that breakdown. coming, standard chartered shares rise after the fourth quarter profit beats estimates. the ceo of standard chartered joins me in the studio next. this is bloomberg. ♪ when i was your age, we never had anything like this. what? wifi? wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dream do come true. xfinity gives you reliable wifi with wall-to-wall coverage on all your devices, even whe

i'm not in that camp. one reason why i'm not in that, camp and i appreciate the a.i. craze and all that. that transformative technology has led every ball mercury for the last hundred years. number, two i had a front seat few of the tech bubble and you did to. i would say the wall of worry is incredibly higher now than it was then. i just think this is par for the course. a.i. is doing its thing but ottawa did their thing in the twenties and roads in the 1800s. this is how things operate over the long run. >> i'm with you on that for sure. it seems as if the dominance of the mag 7 heads made people reluctant to trust the market, which kind of re-built the wall of worry. yes the warnings that you may never get anywhere close to 99 anytime soon. so, don't pick on it. john, great to talk to, you appreciate the, time have a good weekend. up next, your retail rundown. walmart prepared to report results next week, we'll speak to the analyst with the highest price target on the street for what he is watching ahead of the frame. closing bell will be right back. >>> -- this ty

sound really means. in the pioneer camp we also sometimes discussed what the frogs were doing in thetally erotic to the very romantic, but as i understand it, these are still not pioneers, but people who seem to have a profession , not of course, the real americans are sexually mature, who are worried about our submarines, which is true, yes, well, okay. this is it already, well i i have long been disappointed, of course, in the western press, although we must give them their due, a sense of humor, they still haven’t lost much, sometimes in relation to themselves, well, another thing is in relation to russia, they usually have such a black humor, but that’s what i i’ll also touch on, they haven’t lost anything in relation to themselves, on the one hand , it’s nice when they see all of biden’s shortcomings and... discuss them so boldly, even discuss them openly on their broadcasts, on the other hand, i can’t imagine a corporation thriving , where the leader is clearly not himself, every day everything more more, employees, gathering at their production meetings in smoking rooms , if t

document. is in training camp with spartak in the united arab emirates, preparing for the resumptionon. the press service of spartak has already reported that quincy promes will challenge the court’s decision. let us remind you that in 2020 in the port of the belgian antwerp police intercepted two shipments of cocaine weighing almost one and a half tons, which, according to investigators, belonged to the trade. according to the prosecution, the athlete was one of the leaders of a large group. now about the chase. in the south of siberia , snowstorm routes are blocked today; in the west of the country, freezing rains do not stop. at the same time , weather forecasters warn of powerful snowfalls in the center of the country. we’ll talk more about this with the leading specialist of the foba center, vadim zavodchenkov. he's live. vadim, hello. recently moscow was covered with snow cyclone olga. will the snowfall be lighter this time? energy-wise, like a whirlwind. olga was, of course, more powerful, but the current frontal wave of precipitation may bring. more, respectively, the snowdri

this big area of low pressure, this big trough has been setting up camp offshore, keeping things unstable on yesterday. we had those real heavy downpours and those strong winds. but even prior to that as well, these are all of the storm reports. as you can see over northern california, the bay area, and just within this run, one box, we're showing you over 300 storm reports out there. now the rainfall is really adding up. take a look at these numbers. santa rosa one site. this is over the past seven days reporting six inches of rain up in santa rosa. ben lowman 5.79 kentfield over three inches san francisco over two inches and the sierra look of this. those storm clouds trying to clear on out as well. this was the scene from homewood within the last hour, and the snowfall totals really adding up. so no longer winter storm warnings, no longer winter weather advisories. and we're talking about 3 to 4ft of some new snow in the mountains. here is a look at the satellite and the radar. as you can see here up in northern california, we still have some some lingering green on the radar. nothing

in the camp you can see representatives of different nationalities.r faces, either from the cold wind or from the camera, probably afraid that they will be identified and will require extradition. or this four friends, warming themselves by the fire, fled from brazil, fabio, fernando, freddie and tehi, travel agent, salesman , unemployed lawyer, they want to live in miami, brazil is a dictatorship, we are afraid of president bolsonaro, there are prosecutors, police, everything was bought, everything is mired in corruption, taxi, plane, more taxi, then we walked for a long time, climbed over a hole, there there in the wall, in the fence, i return with sev back to khakamba, to the room. falls, many fall, get injured, one of the hospitals in san diego has created a department that exclusively deals with victims of falls from heights, returning to jakamba, i noticed knots, tied to iron walls, wire, plastic. rags for future generations, a message from current migrants, never give up. dmitry vershiin for international viewing, hakamba, san diego, california

the israeli artillery and as you can hear right now the israeli fire terrones uh are still flying at low levels uh which means that more massacers yet to be committed by the israeli occubition forces here in derral balah city and even almaghazi refugee camp was under the israeli attacks as the israeli war bans destroyed and bounded a horizontal building uh in in that refugee camp believing douzens of the palestinian casualties uh in the same in the same context we can say that the israeli warrines as well destroyed several horizontal buildings in gaza city and even in jabalia jabalia refugee camp leaving more palestinian casualities so we are talking about continuous israeli air strikes and when it comes to the southern part of khan unity, we are talking about hyper and above and pion catastrophic conditions for the balestinian people at all levels. this will genocide in the gaza strip has led to mass displacements of palestinians, they have been forced to take shelter in tents or severely damaged structures without basic amedities. let's take a list to some of the palestinians describin

in the camp you can see representatives of different nationalities.ther from the cold wind or from the camera. they are probably afraid that their identification will require extradition. or these four friends warming themselves by the fire. they fled from brazil. fabio and fernando, freddy and tehihi. travel agent, salesman, unemployed lawyer, want to live in miami. yes, brazil is a dictatorship, we are afraid of the president bolsonara, there are prosecutors, police, everything was bought, everything was mired in corruption, a taxi, a plane, another taxi, then they walked for a long time, climbed over a hole, over there in the wall, in the fence. i drive with sam back to hakamba, in the former church that sam owns, a box of food, it's all a donation, we have a little time to make a new batch of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. joycelyn who helps. asks that her face not be shown, she is a canadian citizen and is afraid that the us authorities may revoke her residence permit if they find out that she helps migrants. at this time, a new portion of d

from the atmosphere that used to happen to us until now, attendance was mostly low . we experience now women coaches are steering the bench of foreign teams. where soraya aghaei is selected as one of the trainers of the biggest international camp and the most prestigious international camp held in asia. we are moving in the direction of having the least dependence on men's technical and executive agents in the department of executive and technical agents of our team. in addition to winning 1,800 colorful medals, these athletes less than 3 years ago, they were able to make decisions for world sports by sitting on international seats. 133 international seats is one of the most important indicators that actually confirms the competence of our women in management seats of international federations. in part. in fact , there was a four-fold increase in our internal affairs, in fact, the appointments and elections of female sports managers. international referees have been sent to world and asian competitions. out of 20 referees sent to the hangzhou para asian games, 9 femal

in the camp you can see representatives of different nationalities.s, either from the cold wind or from the camera. they're probably afraid that. they will be identified , extradition will be demanded, or these four friends , warming themselves by the fire, fled from brazil, fabio, fernando, freddie and tehi, a travel agent, a salesman, an unemployed lawyer, they want to live in miami, brazil is a dictatorship, we are afraid of president bolsonaro, there are prosecutors there, the police, everything was bought, everything was mired in corruption, a taxi, a plane, another taxi, then we walked for a long time , climbed over a hole in the wall over there, in the fence. which helps sam, asks that her face not be shown; she is a canadian citizen and is afraid that the us authorities may revoke her residence permit if they find out that she is helping migrants. at this time, a new portion of donations arrived at the church. our parents are emigrants, we have the resources and finances to help these people, it is not our job to decide why they are here, but

be committed by the israeli occupation forces here in derral balah city and even al-magghazi refugee camp was under the israeli attacks as the israeli war blianes destroyed and bounded a resisental building in in that refugee camp leaving douzens of the palestinian casualties uh in the same in the same context we can say that the israeli warrior blanes as well destroyed the several horizontal buildings in gaza city. even in jabalia jabalia refugee camp leaving more palestinian casualities, so we are talking about continuous israeli air strikes and when it comes to the southern part of khan uni city we are talking about hyper and above and pion catastrophic conditions for the balestinian people at all levels, the israeli genocide in the gaza strip has led to mass displacement of palestinians e even forced to take shelter in tense or severely damaged structures without basic immunities, let's take a listen to some of the palestinians describing their dire conditions in the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza. there's no food, water or medicine. i have lost a finger and i have no medicine.

i've got low hopes for them. >> there are students here whose families have been killed, and the dozens and this university has said nothing. and we continue to invest our money in, collaborate with, manufacture owners and companies that are perpetuating a state of violence . >> that group now telling us they're having a hard time breaking down their setup after the on campus false shooter threat that we just told you about, which made students feel unsafe off the white house, announced late today that president biden will be coming to california next week in a statement, the white house said that he plans to be here from tuesday through thursday. >> the president is scheduled to travel to san francisco, los altos hills and los angeles during this trip. as for what he'll be doing, the white house will only say that he plans to participate in several political engagements as well. >> barry weather lots of clouds moving into the region right now, and those clouds in advance of our next front. that will definitely be here tomorrow. producing some more rain across the bay area then that str

the israeli artillery and as you can hear right now the israeli fire tertrones uh are still flying at low levels uh which means that more massacers yet to be committed by the israeli incubation forces here in der balah city and even al-magghazi refugee camp was under the israeli attacks as the israeli war blinds destroyed and bounded a residental building uh in in that refugee camp leaving douzens of the palestinan casualties uh in the same in the same context we can say that the israeli warrior blanes as well destroyed several horizontal buildings in gaza city and even in jabalia jabalia refugee camp leaving more more palestinian casualities so we are talking about continuous israeli air strikes and when it comes to the southern part of khan. this city we are talking about hyper and above and pion catastrophic conditions for the palestinian people at all levels. the israeli genocide in the gaza strip has led to mass displacements of palestinians that have been forced to take shelter in tents or severely damaged structures without basic communities. well let's take a listen to some of the

to be committed by the israeli ocubation forces here in der balah city and even al-magghazi refugee camp was under the israeli attacks as the israeli war bans destroyed and bounded a residental building uh in in that refugee camp leaving dozens of the palestinan casualties uh in the same in the same context we can say that the israeli war replanes as well destroyed several horizontal buildings in gaza city and even in jabalia jabalia refugee camp leaving more more palestinian casualties so we are talking about continuous israeli early strikes and when it comes to the southern b afghan unity, we are talking about hyper and above and pion catastrophic conditions for the palestinian people at all levels, particularly when the palestinian people who are still besieged inside the nasr medical complex, according to gaza's health ministry that 1ous one 1,500 palestinian evacuees in addition to 190 palestinian parametics and 270 palestinian injuries and patients are still beeged and trapped inside the buildings of the complex and they are subjected to the continuous and the heavy israeli gun fir

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he is keeping a low profile and saying, fight it out.he gets involved, they will not like his response there. doesn't seem anybody on the biden camp has been on the ground until everybody is bent out of shape. >> lawrence: does the president change his tune because of the pressure? yes. he will go to the border, he went to el paso a year ago, no migrants were there, they cleaned the town before the president got there. he stieded to go not only on same week as donald trump, the same day and he said he did not know. >> why go to the border now on thursday? why go now? >> i've been planning to go thursday, i didn't know my good friend apparently is going. >> will you meet migrants while you are there? >> i will not announce ahead of time, secret service does not like -- >> brian: froze his mouth a little, hard to understand. >> steve: biden is going to brownsville. and trump is going eagle pass /* to eagle pass. the biden camp realize they cannot win until they do something to fix the border. peter doocy will be reporting, top congressiona

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