in 1984, a graduate created moi. soviet programmer alexey pajitnov. 20th of march.q by coalition forces consisting of the united states and its allies began. america was joined by britain, australia and poland. the invasion took place as part of the war on global terrorism, which was declared by the administration of george w. bush, after the terrorist attacks in the united states on september 11, 2001, when the world trade center towers in new york were attacked and collapsed. iraq first bombed, then the ground operation began. the iraqi forces quickly found themselves routed. the head of the country, saddam hussein , was captured at the end of that year and executed 3 years later. washington explained the military actions in iraq by the fact that baghdat was implementing a program to create weapons of mass destruction. as evidence , secretary of state colin powell shook a test tube with an unknown substance at the security council. but it was a lie. no chemical or biological weapons were found in iraq. how are the connections between saddam's regime and al-qada gr

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excusez—moi, excusez—moi. s'il vous plait? would you like to try some non—alcoholic wine?k. 0h. it's actually good. you like it? yes. wow. that's the de—alcoholised wine. now for the beetroot... not in my case. oh, it's more... more acidic? ..acid... yes. more acidic. it's, um... this one is a better one than that. and whether they like the wines or not, most of the parisians we spoke to were at least open to alcohol—free alternatives. yes, because i'm not fond of alcohol. i prefer the taste. so for you, it's just finding something that has the right taste? yes. and then it'll be a winner? yeah. hello there. the easter weekend will settle down a little — perhaps music to your ears, in comparison to the last few days. yes, there will be more sunshine around and fewer showers — and as a result, it will be a little warmer. but there's more rain to come for some of us by easter monday. more on that in just a moment — for the moment, though, the low pressure is drifting its way westwards, the isobars are opening out. so saturday will be a quieter, less windy day for all of us.

excusez—moi, excusez—moi. s'il vous plait? would you like to try some non—alcoholic wine?nk. 0h. it's actually good. you like it? yes. wow. that's the de—alcoholised wine. now for the beetroot... not in my case. oh, it's more... more acidic? ..acid... yes. more acidic. it's, um... this one is a better one than that. and whether they like the wines or not, most of the parisians we spoke to were at least open to alcohol—free alternatives. yes, because i'm not fond of alcohol. i prefer the taste. so for you, it's just finding something that has the right taste? yes. and then it'll be a winner? yeah. hello there. the easter weekend will settle down a little — perhaps music to your ears, in comparison to the last few days. yes, there will be more sunshine around and fewer showers — and as a result, it will be a little warmer. but there's more rain to come for some of us by easter monday. more on that in just a moment — for the moment, though, the low pressure is drifting its way westwards, the isobars are opening out. so saturday will be a quieter, less windy day for all of us.

excusez—moi, excusez—moi. s'il vous plait? would you like to try some non—alcoholic wine?hink. 0h. it's actually good. you like it? yes. wow. that's the de—alcoholised wine. now for the beetroot... not in my case. oh, it's more... more acidic? ..acid... yes. more acidic. it's, um... this one is a better one than that. and whether they like the wines or not, most of the parisians we spoke to were at least open to alcohol—free alternatives. yes, because i'm not fond of alcohol. i prefer the taste. so for you, it's just finding something that has the right taste? yes. and then it'll be a winner? yeah. hello. thank you forjoining me. let's see what the weather's up to in the next week or so. short term, actually, not too bad at all. we've had some sunshine over the easter weekend so far with just a few showers. but here's the outlook into next week. further spells of rain heading our way. and overall, it has just been such a wet few weeks. in fact, if we look at the satellite picture, all of this is low pressure here. in fact, it's one very large area of low pressure with lots

excusez—moi, excusez—moi. s'il vous plait? would you like to try some non—alcoholic wine?y good. you like it? yes. wow. that's the de—alcoholised wine. now for the beetroot... not in my case. oh, it's more... more acidic? ..acid... yes. more acidic. it's, um... this one is a better one than that. and whether they like the wines or not, most of the parisians we spoke to were at least open to alcohol—free alternatives. yes, because i'm not fond of alcohol. i prefer the taste. so for you, it's just finding something that has the right taste? yes. and then it'll be a winner? yeah. hello, thank you forjoining me. let's see what the weather is up to in the next week or so. short term, actually not too bad at all. we've had some sunshine over the easter weekend so far with just a few showers, but here is the outlook into next week. further spells of rain heading our way, and overall it has just been such a wet few weeks. in fact, if we look at the satellite picture, all of this is a low pressure here. in fact it is one very large area of low pressure with lots of weather systems

excusez—moi, excusez—moi. s'il vous plait? would you like to try some non—alcoholic wine?. it's actually good. you like it? yes. wow. that's the de—alcoholised wine. now for the beetroot... not in my case. oh, it's more... more acidic? ..acid... yes. more acidic. it's, um... this one is a better one than that. and whether they like the wines or not, most of the parisians we spoke to were at least open to alcohol—free alternatives. yes, because i'm not fond of alcohol. i prefer the taste. so for you, it's just finding something that has the right taste? yes. and then it'll be a winner? yeah. hello there. we'll take a brief look now at the weather for the week ahead. good friday was a day of sunny spells, but also some showers. some of the showers heavy and thundery with some hail in them at times beautiful rainbows spotted such as here in. as we head through the rest of the easter bank holiday weekend against more sunshine with the possibility of some showers, but generally fewer of them, it will feel warmer. there could be some rain in the south, though, by the time we get

a mental health crisis of isolation and loneliness, a president my predecessor the moy president owesople, just to care, the duty to care. in my view that's unforgivable. i came to office to continue to uphold a duty to get us through one of the toughest periods in our nation's history. we have. and now we're building the future of america full of possibilities, building an economy from the middle out and the bottom up and not the top down. the top down stuff, not a lot landed on my dad's kitchen table growing up. investing in all of america and all americans to make sure everyone has a fair behind. look, our plan is working. america is coming back. that's america. that's what this project is alld justice and prosperity and unlimited possibilities. that's why i swear to god, i've never been more optimistic about because i'm president but because we're at a inflection point in history, we really are. things are going to change no matterresident in a big way, they'll change either for the better or much worse. all we have to do, folks, is remember who in god's name we are, we're the uni

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this ruling was issued after the four major spanish media outlets, media set, address media moi statarergidana , claimed in a complaint that telegram is publishing their content, which is protected by copyright law, without permission . the judge of the supreme court of spain had also requested explanations from the owner of telegram, but after telegram did not respond to this request, he ordered a ban. it was issued following this verdict and despite the protest of some users of telecommunications operators spain block access to telegram. previously, spain and before spain, other countries such as china, thailand, pakistan and cuba had also restricted these messengers for similar reasons. dear and respected viewers, this way we have reached the end of today's world program. together with all my colleagues, i will leave your presence. have a good night and god bless you. you enter through a stone gate with service to the heights of history, pure and bloodthirsty people. a city that hosts guests at the beginning of these new year days. at the same time, it is a mosque and one expects that

well, they are spiritual personalities and mystics of the profession , for whom god is the judge, and moi haddad and mohammad taghi behjat mention them in this book. among the disciples of ayat. one thing that is very important in the world of islamic science is that the relationship between teacher and student is always maintained. asad ali agha's book was able to narrate this process very well, both from his students and from his teachers. the book of asid ali agha, the mystical atmosphere and scientific personality of ayatollah qazi, from the first person. may's narration and finally describes the last years of his life in najaf, when he refused to be separated from his master. ansi behri, radio and television news agency. scaling wealth in various forms such as gold and silver causes money to be removed from the healthy cycle of the economy. hoarding property and refraining from spending it in the way of god is a topic in the qur'an. accumulating and saving property and refraining from distributing it among people is condemned , which is mentioned in verse 34 of surah mubarakah towba.

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i was able to take some of that moy, to my brothers, my sisters.i have is always family first. and so i say all of that to sayy right now? we have to make some tough decisions and i think right now, you know, we've always talked about this american dream. but i'm telling y'all, we're living it right now and we have a duty, because all of us in this room, w wouldn't be here if we were not comfortable in some way. and we've been blessed with so much. and we have a duty to speak to th these. and if you've gone through anything, it makes you have empathy for others. it makes you want to work to helpso my mentality is until everybody's free, nobody's freen i ran for office, you know they tried to dog me out. they likedy past and all of that. so in 2019 when i ran, let me back up. told me i wasn't going to take the bar. told me i'd never take the bar. i got out of law school in 1994, nevert out of jail in 2002. i took the bar for the first time in 2014 in virginia. i passed it on the firstry [applause] not because i'm smart. but i'm going to outwork ever

you have been grip on the smartphone market. moi. have been listening to a landmark lawsuit being broughtand crushing competition. just to let you know, apple have released a statement to bbc news saying "this lawsuit threatens how we are and the principles that are set apple products apart in competitive markets. u it " it is a long statement, but i will sum it down. it would set a dangerous precedent in people designing apple's technology and we believe it is wrong and will defend vigorously against it. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. welcome to bbc news with me, sarah campbell. a busy start to the programme. we will bring any more reaction we get to the us government they are taking out a lawsuit against apple, and at their reaction to it. for the moment, let's stay here in the uk. the government should apologise and pay compensation to women affected by the increase in their retirement age — that's the recommendation from the ombudsman, which has been been looking at the impact of raising women's retirement age to bring it in line with men's. the report says the

for more, let's bring in janet moi at rbc. >> good morning.hank you for having me. >> the meeting kicks off today. decision tomorrow. nothing is expected. everybody is expected to have the fed to stay pat. we will look at the dot plots to show the outlook and the jay powell comments. are you expecting anything different from jay powell or the dot plots? >> i still think there would be dot plots showing three cuts this year. it could come as a shock if they reduce it further. i think they may sound a little more concerned about inflation given the recent, you know, hotter than expected consumer price index report, but it can emphasize that things are heading in the right direction. inflation is slowing and the pce is doing all right. i think things are concerning, but i don't think they will change the overall guidance because things are head in the right direction and signs the economy is slowing a bit. >> you are saying there are signs that would lead the fed to cut at least to some degree. there has been talk with economists saying there is

the european political community, which is macron. lancer, strategic bombers , approached barintsev moiy were met, they retreated to the base, do you think they will stay there constantly and not fly away, of course, of course, the question here is only in 3 days or in a week, so it’s like this, it’s crazy, this is it support for the most part, i know that before the attack on the crimea and sevastopol , the american reconnaissance team was stuck around for 8 hours, i don’t understand why we didn’t shut it down, yes. i just really don’t understand why we don’t bring them down, these are different strategies, they show what strategic bombers and i carry, nuclear weapons, they show, but we have to bring them down, that’s why the europeans have fully signed up for the american program, that’s it it was always amazing, every time... they fought stalin, that is, they will fight against any country that can unite eurasia. we have one country that is now laying claim to this, i just didn’t ask the question, no, okay, not a question when we talked about the chinese threat, that’s why, the secon

and recently, moy understanding is that the way that you restructured it, no longer is a cost benefit analysis necessary, no longer do you use an activities based approach. instead, due to as i quote, unpredictability of the financial crises, such an analysis s is not reasonable estimatable, useful or warranted in this context. when you eliminate standards that people can understand and you go to something far more flexible and subjective, i think it makes it even more difficult for companies to figure out when they are threat or not in threat of becomes a sify. >> i don't know if i have time to answer this question. >> take your time on the answer. proceed. >> we revised the 2019 guidance because it made it all put impossible to designate a firm as an sifi and deprive f sock of a tool that congress intended for it to have. dot frank does not require a cost benefit analysis. it chose not to require it and for good reason. you cited the reason, a cost to the individual firm and the benefit is reduced probability of the devastating financial crisis like the one we had in 2008 that can d

his top advisor promised not a penny, quote,is of the rnc's moy would gonc to pay the president legal fees. he said the rnc is as much a part of the trump campaign as the trump campaign is part of the rnc, his words. okay, important words because tonight we're learning new details about the trump campaign's new deal with the rnc. the unusual arrangement prioritizes trump's save america pac over the rnc. so while the rnc funds don't go directly to pay trump's lawyers, any donation to the combined entity go to trump's campaign and his save america pac first, then the remainder goes to the rnc. and, boy, he's going to need it because trump's legal woes are far from over. there's no telling what amount of legal fees he'll continue to accrue over next year with four criminalea trials still looming and then there's the money he owes for trials that are already over. the $464 million bond from trump's civil fraud trial in new york is due on monday, four days from now. not to mention the fact half a billion is accruing $100,000 worth of interest every 24 hours. failure to come up with a bond

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we spent a lot of moy, to deal with it because we spend a lot of money and incurred a lot of debt.but it has made an extraordinary difference in the lives st of the world. so that is not a question. it is an observation. but i think important to make. and i yield back. >> thank you, mr. chairman and for being with us here today. you didn't mention china and nor did you tax credits provided by the inflation reduction act wouldn't flow to subsidiaries to the affiliated companies. particularly concerned that some tax credits like the credit are essentially refundable. meaning the treasury will be sending a kick to the subsidiaries for the value of those tax credits. do you believe the tax dollars of hard working americans should be given to affiliat companies for their u.s. subsidiaries? in the interest of time, just yes or no would be helpful. >> well is our job to implement the law that has been passed by congress and we are doing our best to do that 45x production credit events for the production is intended to the supply chains. it could only go when there is significant productio

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and simply sending them weapons and moy is not going to win the war against the sanctions have to beenforced. that is something that i have persly package that is coming to the floor and something that those of us that knows issues is more than just money and weapons for to win the war. we wish you best and we keep you in our prayers. for joining us today. i would to thank you for injure stedfast leadership. i know personal nature of your situation. i'm thankful for the committee so rendering this hearing. i was deeply concerned that presidendebinot known or hospitalization. while authorities for the deputy secretary of defense to carry on new functions and that the chain of command is not. i had to notify any rior if i could not report duty. just like that is an enlisted. make sure that we're held at the highest standard at the highest level. congress should as ranking member of the special operations subcommittee, i face around the world and the reality that anything can happen at a moment's notice. we must always be prepared. it is clear to me there was a breakdown in the departme

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moy. thanks for joining us we should note just in general for everyone talking about this on television right now, you haven't treated princess kate, you haven't seen her, you don't know like we don't what kind of cancer she has but just to start at the beginning of all of this, what has kicked the off so much speculation was simply this abdominal surgery that she had in january and a hospital stay that lasted about two weeks given that the fact that cancer was found after that, does that tell you anything about what they might have been treating initially that could have led to this diagnosis. >> yeah. first of all, my heart goes out to the princess kate and the royal family for any patient and their family undergoing a new cancer diagnosis. this is a tremendous and terrifying, terrifying ordeal. but we really don't know what this time what type of cancer this is we do note that she underwent a major abdominal surgery, but this is not too uncommon of a scenario where a patient may be unde

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. >> reporter: homicide detectives derek moys and ryan davis. >> i do a cursory walk through the residence. they show me where jessica is at. she's in the bathtub. oddly enough her clothes were in the bathtub with her. >> but not on her? >> nope. they were laying near her feet. the couch in the living room had blood all over it. so my reaction is maybe there was some sort of a medical emergency that occurred on the couch. she had gone to the bathroom to maybe clean herself off and had collapsed and succumbed to whatever medical emergency she was having. >> there wasn't any obvious signs of trauma on her body. >> she had a small bruise on the side of her neck. it didn't look like anything. >> she could have gotten it any way? >> it didn't look like she was assaulted. >> reporter: but there was something off that did not quite look right. they decided to treat it like a homicide. >> because you only get one chance at this. if you go in and you go guns blazing and you try to rush through things, you're going to miss things. >> reporter: the csi people arrived, using a laser scanner to quickly

child tax credit to help you with the expenses, these are the kinds of policies that are pro-mom pro-moyth the declining birthrate and kind of turn it around, and we could start to have a growing birthrate against this fam cushion and thead financial pressure wasn't causing him to consider terminating a pregnancy. am i right about that? >> yes, i think you are, senator. thank you for the question. american birthrates have been plummeting, and the reasonsst ae very complex but i we should all be very concerned about that through multiple lenses, including a fiscalpl le. one of the reasons people give for delaying becoming parents are having fewer children is financialen concern. and so i will agree with ms. ford that we could bolster the social safety net, we could reduce marriage penalties.. i think that's a really good idea. but you jus other financial concerns that affect families, and the childt tax credit was an incredibly important piece of the social safety net expanding medicaid is an incredibly important piece making welfare business morebl accessiblets, doing things like reducin

. >> the hhs buildsec becerra: moy day. >> what about non-political apte there is flexibility for careere. >> was the least amount? sec becerra: there are some folks that are telework altogether. >> are you monitoring vpn data. from the 70's and 80's. it is difficult to get the dots connected. >> the time for my colleague has concluded. as you know oral health is critical to overall health and you have provided some addition medically necessary determinations in regards to medicare and medicaid. d need to be able to continue to recognize that a lot of the services that are medically necessary but traditionally not covered under these programs. can you tell us how you are using the authority you have to expand access to medical the necessary oral health? sec becerra: i know we are trying to expand access to health in rural communities because we now see a contraction of what we are trying to do where you have given us authority to provide flexibility in a way to how they operate. sometimes isficult because there are consequences when you have a minute neutral way of operating. we could ch

■wwe will be saving a ton of moy the congressional budget office we will save 100 billion in just negotiatings. you are aware, the cap on how meant she will have to spend out of your own pocket. the cap of 3500 for catastrophic cost but by next year, when people are paying for these drugs if they have cancer or kidney failure. lars because there cap aside. next year, the cap is 2000 overall. a game changer. >> and that goes into effect january 1. sec becerra: yes sir. >> walk us through theroposals of this budget. you said the president proposed negotiated? sec becerra: we know it works if the cbo is telling us just for these 10 drugs we save a 100 io? you all helped us to negotiate 15 but why sp thing? list negotiate more because were paying 2, 3 times the cost of drugs and people around the world. >> the second issue i wanted to note how grateful i was to the president's budget to allow states to provide continuous medicaid eligibility for children under the age of six. this will reduce coverage, ensuring kids quality to health care which is one of our number one priorities. i introduce leg

excusez—moi, excusez—moi. s'il vous plait? would you like to try some non—alcoholic wine? to were at least open to alcohol—free alternatives. yes, because i'm not fond of alcohol. i prefer the taste. so for you, it's just finding something that has the right taste? yes. and then it'll be a winner? yeah. good morning. welcome to breakfast, with rachel burden and ben thompson. 0ur headlines today: the king is due to attend an easter service in windsor, his first formal public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. a second ship carrying food aid to gaza has set sail from cyprus, with 400 tonnes of supplies onboard. millions of workers are set for a pay boost, as the national living wage goes up. cambridge win both the men's and women's boat races, but it's a celebration with a difference — with the crews staying out of the water amid concerns over sewage. and the best of your easter sunday weather will be found in scotland today. elsewhere, a bit more cloud than yesterday and in some eastern areas, return of patchy rain. i'll have all the details here on breakfast. it

they just give them more moy. that nearly doubled the amount of money to the national science foundation. do you think they're more or lesse frugal and wise and lest wasteful if we double the amount we give them? this is what passes for oversight in this town. this is a real problem. the earmarks are the tip of the spear that make it worse. because often, if you've got someone wavering in the wind and they think that they might be conservative, might not vote for the spending bill, you say what if we give you this? what if we give you this airport? we'll even name the airport after you in your district. airport named after you? boy, that's a bonus. if you do that, you need to vote for the entire bill. the bill gets bigger as everybody gets an airport or park named after them. i think we shouldn't name any parks after politicians. it's not their money. it's your money. it's the taxpayer money. if you worked hard, gave money to make a park in your town, by all means put your name on . we shouldn't have politicians'

you then have the luxury of going out and finding private investment, because there is no government moyion to go aund the oil rig. you build the platform. it's a floating city. amazing american technology and mexico, 60 miles offshore drilling 12,000 feet below the surface. youts for seismic which you cannot today by the way. you have to put pipelines subject surface infrastructure because the biden administration doesn't want production. you do all of those things billn private money, and if that well happens to produce, then maybe fiveater it gets the first drop of oil out of the ground and starts producing. that happened years ago. it didn't happen today or when joe biden took the oath of office because he took the steps to crush pipelines, killing leases on new production, killing the ability to get permits to go out and develop leases that you paid toe federal government for. that's what joe biden did here. but what he did worse after he kill production, if this was all about purity and protecting the world from fossil fuels, that would have been it. but it' it's about but a war on

i mean, spcome on, the establishment moy doesn't go to a black progressive woman.low donors. we have recurring donors for the past 26 years as congresswoman for the 12th district, she's held tough representing oakland in the east bay. >> she was the lone vote opposing the invasion of afghanistan in 2001. she's fought for reproductive rights more recently, she was among the first to call for a permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas. her backers include celebrities, bay area politicians and grassroots organizations. >ñ people understand that i see them, i hear them that i want to make their lives better, lee said. >> she'll be watching the votes in the coming days and also looking to the future in simon, who was once her student when lee taught at mills college. i will never, ever be able to fill your shoes in congress. >> you were my professor. >> but you've been more than that to me. we hold this baton so sacred. barbara lee speaks for me. >> cristina rendon, ktvu fox two news. all rightn >> christina, thank you. when congresswoman barbara lee decided to run

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