alma, hi, it's me, alma. why didn't you recognize me? alma, alma, come to me.u the one looking after her? yes, i, thank you very much, here you go, ivan petrovich, yes, i understood you, okay, polish comrade, lazarev, can i talk to you? yes, of course, i landed, the il-62 plane, i don’t understand why you left the dog, well, it happened, and in general everything that happens here is not my initiative, it was possible for one day escape, but how do you imagine it, i received an appointment from a sales representative in prague, i fly there to work and what, goodbye, flew back, who will let me go, so much? passed, and then, as i explained to you, i dreamed of this job all my life, finally i was there, i felt ashamed. just in komsomolskaya pravda an article was published about what a great alma is and what a scoundrel her owner is, i even wanted to write an anonymous letter that i would not come back for her, don’t let someone more worthy take her, and how to people watch your eyes after that, okay? you don’t need a dog, leave it to the boy, i can’t , wait, let m

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he sent this message out to his alma mater. >> jared goff here, looking forward to coming back to theay this weekend. go bears. >> he played high school football at marin catholic where teachers and students told us this week they can't help but root for him at least a little bit. >>> after the break, the growing conspiracy that the nfl has alread >>> we won't stop believing. we also won't stop wondering whether journey will keep the line about south detroit when the bay area rockers play the nfc championship half time show. south city maybe? >> south bay. >> rolls right off the tongue. >> i don't know. >>> finally tonight, if you've ever seen the it's always sunny in philadelphia meme, and paul uses this weekly. the conspiracy theory coming up next is just as intricate as this one. we're talking about the predictive powers of the super bowl logo. all right, matt. >> i've got to move. >> you have to move. the color scheme comes out before the start of every season. so does the nfl know something that we don't? super bowl 56's logo was orange and yellow, kind of. and who wound up in th

i think that's your alma mater. what do you think of this?ve this hat right here, 2,023 national champion michigan wolverines. as far as the dei stuff, we should be moving forward, not backward. and diverse, well-trained staff but move forward. we did this one hundred 40 years ago and punish this. that's not going to work and creates more problems than anything else. stuart: got a hard break. you are all right. they are going to cut me off if i don't cut you off. >> after all these years this is how i get treated. stuart: we warned you. thanks for being on the show for the hour. coming up, morgan ortagus, leo terrell, and ricky axhlatr. we will be back. ♪ you can't buy great conversations or moments that matter, but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. t. rowe price, invest with confidence. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ a

samia halaby's life first respective three years in the making was canceled by her alma mater indiana university over her opposition to israel's assault on gaza. and we will speak to emily jacir who was scheduled to speak in berlin, germany. we will also talk to german-american jewish holocaust survivor marione ingram who has stood outside the white house for months calling for a gaza ceasefire. her talks in her native germany were canceled. >> apparently, my criticism of israel's actions in gaza has caused the politicians to be very upset. and it turns out criticism of israel is unacceptable to germans. amy: and we will hear from the russian jewish-american writer masha gessen. a major award ceremony for her was scheduled in germany. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. pakistan's air force has launched retaliatory air strikes on iran as tension continues to escalate across the region. nine people were reportedly killed in iran, including three women and four children. pakistan said the strikes targeted

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from all of us at das and long long thank you for everything alma. applause plaz thank you so much for this honor. i want to thank the daas commission executive director kelly dearman, and deputy directors jill, cindy kaufman, ihss director shannon morgan and the management team. again soo from the bottom of my heart of this honor. as an african-american woman with a disability i'm not only a representation of the population we serve, but i always can be able to advocate on their behalf to improve services that we provide to them. i want to thank tony, anna and uni for giving me the opportunity to be the housing support coordinator, and i just appreciate them giving me this opportunity, but had i not got the skills at longs longs to be able to perform this dutiy i wouldn't be in this position today. i want to thank and give a shout out to my housing support team who so far have been sticking by me with all the changes we're going through and i want to acknowledge their hard work and support. thank you bernie for being a mentor to me while i was at ih

from all of us at das and long long thank you for everything alma. applause plaz thank you so much for this honor. i want to thank the daas commission, executive director kelly dearman, and deputy directors jill, cindy kaufman, ihss director shannon morgan and the management team. again soo from the bottom of my heart of this honor. as an african-american woman with a disability i'm not only a representation of the population we serve, but i always can be able to advocate on their behalf to improve services that we provide to them. i want to thank tony, anna and uni for giving me the opportunity to be the housing support coordinator, and i just appreciate them giving me this opportunity, but had i not got the skills at longs longs to be able to perform this dutiy i wouldn't be in this position today. i want to thank and give a shout out to my housing support team who so far have been sticking by me with all the changes we're going through and i want to acknowledge their hard work and support. thank you bernie for being a mentor to me while i was at i

. >> y para darle luz a estas almas atormentadas, el investigador hizo un ritual con fuego para ayudarles a encontrar la paz eterna. >> desde colombia, diana rincon, telemundo. >> de su hija que la perdonaba por la decision que tomo. >> tambien ella alega que se despidio de ella y aseguro que todo lo hizo porque queria que el alma de su hija pudiera encontrar la redencion. >> de esta manera nos despedimos queremos desearle que tenga un maravilloso fin de estacionamiento del bar. le diremos si pagará más o menos. comenzamos. >> este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. >> buenas tardes de viernes les saluda claudia de la fuente y césar bayona. >> muchas gracias por su sintonía. vamos a iniciar hablando de la preocupación que sienten algunos residentes en san francisco. y es que en ciertos vecindarios se registraron varios incendios y sospechan que fueron provocados. >> por eso tratan de dar con los responsables. andrés brender tiene las imágenes de los incidentes y las reacciones. >> temor es lo que hay en varios vecindario de san francisco. luego de que se registraran incendios que autoridades i

. >> jessica gallego las acompaña en la inauguración de alma premium care llc, una organización que ofrecerá llegar a este país a trabajar, pero al llegar nunca se imaginaron que pese a su estatus migratorio, iban a crear lo que hoy con orgullo pueden llamar alma premium care llc, una cooperativa que dará empleo a cientos de personas que no tengan un permiso de trabajo. >> vamos a recibir a gente que no tenga documentos. yo no los tenía, ahora los tengo y vamos a contratar. >> al principio nada fue fácil para obtener los documentos necesarios, pero después de 3 años obtuvieron la licencia del departamento de servicios sociales de california y ahora son una cooperativa que brinda cuidado de adultos mayores y personas discapacitadas como la comunidad hispana. >> somos muy acogedoras y sabemos cuidar de alguien más porque lo hemos hecho desde niñas. así que eso viene dentro de de nosotros solamente es haber desarrollado un poco sus habilidades de comunicación en inglés. el abogado richard hobbs dice que la mayoría de los miembros y dueños de la cooperativa son inmigrantes y por esa razón ellos

oh man, stephanie alma, thank you so much for joining me. it's great having a conversation with you, everybody that is our show upfront. we'll be back the why am i double what kind of flips through the pages of his books? he was hoping to be a doctor, but the fighting in savannah put a stop to studies that effigy population u. s. across the 600000 and walk. most of them under the age of 30, even save this chief when he mentioned it gets into a classroom that is another curriculum. and so that is different from what you're trying to get. particularly engaged parents. send them to ready just schools like this. the priority for now is to provide shelter and food, and even that is close in the united way. there is no clear indication as when refugees students would be able to return home. and to that process, i have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment by how many words, what

the kind of them are a kyle, this is alma 0, live from doha. also coming up, the leader of hezbollah warns as well, the cost of any will and level and will be high of the coming of a top. how must liza in very nice, one part of city has been killed in overnight? is there any raise on the occupied westbank? the under on from it says a host response on to at least 8 people. people are killed in explosions. at a ceremony mocking the anniversary of the assassination of a ton come on to the israel has been romping off as month long bowl and the strip and that's been heavily talked and gone to the southern and central areas. 14 people were killed near con eunice, an overnight foaming house where displaced people were sheltering was amongst the buildings. his it is very well pains, levels or bones. the alma kazi, comes in central garza rescue workers searching through russell for survivors. 22313 pallets. citizens have been killed in goza since, as well began it's attacks in october or correspondent, tiny muscle. it has more now from almo, was the in

in particular, the minister visited the almas antey concern, where they produce caliber sea-launchediles. the air defense missiles we need, we have more than doubled the increase and i hope that this year the program will be completed in full, plus we are modernizing, and this should give a significant increase to what we have today, today vladimir putin's trusted representatives gathered in moscow , they met with... still to come, just recently we transferred 315,000 signatures in support of our candidate, in fact we collected 10 times more than the required number, and also for statistics, this is three times more than in 2018, so thank you very much, we must... based on your colossal experience, which you certainly represent here, you bring and have already brought a huge number of orders from those people who in the regions, in all corners of our country want to offer something, a huge number of caring people have gathered here, who are ready to change something, who understand what a difficult stage our homeland is in right now, looking at our citizens with whom i met. in the re

oh man, stephanie alma, thank you so much for joining me. it's great having a conversation with you everybody. that is our show upfront. we'll be back the the situation in gaza escalate. we bring you expert notices. he's going to ask you that 20000 people, 70 percent of whom are women and children. these are the has destroyed garza is a little worried when we see certainly civilians being moved, one from one area to another and the area there. so the reason for this is here he is, is having life and it has become so heavy that the thousands are one thing and forced to fits in the i expect to be liquid. when he said openly, health plan is so expelled, palestinians stay with us for the latest developments on our president biden says $1.00 to $2.00 state solution for palestinians and israelis. but does anybody believe it's doable? what this is real for? i'm gonna say it back to us foreign policy and what are the long term consequences for the region and the world? a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line siren sounds as ambulances from

oh man, stephanie alma, thank you so much for joining me. it's great having a conversation with you everybody. that is our show upfront. we'll be back the slaving under the hot sun, collecting a limitless energy so their own tri, hoses down to. so the panels on his roof for decades, the number line on the diesel, shipped in a great expense with crowds from the australian government. the island built itself a so the grid now they can capture and store fully energy they need kind on state fits future of fossil fuels, no renewables, the natural gas from the gulf of thailand, power stations burning co shipped in from australia to transition away from fossil fuels could be relatively easy in china, but the government remains committed to colon guess vague. i mean, the artificial intelligence has altering the political landscape. how can we, as humans trust to you, the machine's trust is and not even as and develops and becomes more powerful. i believe it's important to build trust through transparency is communication between humans and machines.

oh man, stephanie alma, thank you so much for joining me. it's great having a conversation with you everybody. that is our show upfront. we'll be back the the situation in gaza escalates. we bring you expert notices. he's going to ask you that 20000 people, 70 percent of whom are women and children. these are the has destroyed. garza is a little worried when we see certainly civilians being moved, one from one area to another. and the area the reason for this is here. he is, is having life in cuz that becomes so heavy that the thousands are one thing and forced to fits in the i expect to be liquid where we sit, openly, health plan is so expelled, palestinians stay with us for the latest developments on our, which is eva, this is the 1st genocide that we see in the field. there's this disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream media . the listening most covers have been used as president biden says, one to 2 states solution for palestinians and israelis. but does anybody believe it's doabl

oh man, stephanie alma, thank you so much for joining me. it's great having a conversation with you, everybody that is our show upfront. we'll be back the a business like this, this will to you believe, i guess is a line flowing on one of your this makes modern pleads. the business like just is free to you believe i guess is a light smile on one of your makes modern plates. the, [000:00:00;00] the hello until mccrae. this is the news ally from coming up in the next 16 minutes claims of war crimes and guns. and we had to have a sizing testimonies from civilians besides these were any on a committed summary executions. all of the of the local.

oh man, stephanie alma, thank you so much for joining me. it's great. having a conversation with you, everybody. that is our show upfront. we'll be back. the in the insurance has been going off of the sauce the full day. it's a 120 kilometers in many areas. how does the news continues trying to find their basic needs to live? certainly this year most of them are to some of the rumbling that happening behind is now. i'm not, is outgoing. wants to read from here. to the 11 east side, there's new, anyplace in gaza, is considered to be safe needs in the north or the south, and north in you and shelters or in hospitals. in on the federal tax upfront takes on the biggest cities of context to what is happening now. it is of cool. thanks. 3 question, question 5 upfront on how to 0. i have the right, the boy costs anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do in a state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and peo

mood now, and most importantly, i felt at home, because it looks like venezuelan dances, it’s called alma so, so, so, so, if it was. when these two forces, people , and creatures come into being. today i have the honor of recognizing you from the masters of folk crafts, textiles and paws. lyavonenka bernarda stanislava. geta is not only a creative chalavek, but also a flaccid master. І prymіtse ў padarunak gety dukhmyany caraval. i am engaged in various types of creativity, but in recent years, about three or four years, i began to study patchwork techniques, this is a very old, ancient technology and technique sewing, it allows you to create products , various decorations from small, small pieces of fabric, uh, in general, there are a lot of pieces of fabric, quite a lot, because very often clothes become outdated... we will come later, and now we will see the result of our work which we have already completed. so you have already seen the models, and now please look at other products, as i already said, we are making a quilt. paper fabric, denim scraps that were there are suitable for s

work, i’m on a business trip, i’ve been working on business all my life i dreamed of this, but wait, alma, if you want , i’ll stand on my knees, stop it, come on, okay, that’s enough , stop it, please , go to loading, thank you, so what’s the matter , why aren’t we sending the board, there’s a certificate for the dog, i put it in, can you imagine. .. i i ask, does the dog have a certificate, no , you can’t do it without a certificate, tell me, i can leave it, it’s good, just a few days, and i’ll fly in, circus, we’re sending it on board, we’re sending it, excuse me, give me a minute. forgive me, girl, forgive me, but i can’t help but fly, but don’t look at me like that, i myself know perfectly well who i am. run, wait, i can’t help but fly, and the dog?

the atrocities committed by alma and donald trump is ordered in court to pay $83000000.00. a new york jury awards the sum to rider and aging carol for defamation. by the former us president, the i'm the call for at least welcome to the so the is really military says it has killed quote, numerous palestinian militants in a fierce finding in the southern gauze and city of con eunice. the unabated hostilities came a day after the international court of justice and the hague, ordered israel to do everything in his power to prevent genocide in the gaza strip . according to the world health organization, hospitals, there are running out of fuel food and supplies. israel's, as it's finding to destroy how much which many states consider a tear organization for a hospital on the brink of collapse overcrowded with injured patients. the situation in hon unit is growing increasingly desperate. the trauma ward is packed wounded people here are being treated on a floor splash with lot of based on the most aged people coming to the hospital or from schools and residential areas. we're not

for this affair is a bit of my benefits, hash alma. and since i'm still in a pretty reasonable condition, i feel obliged to tell my story so that the holocaust won't be forgotten as a bit of the dish or the fish is a sure, boucher alleged for the 91 year old was separated from his parents at the ash with breaking out death camp. he then survived a death march to book invalid and has written a book about his experience together to show how costly is being told. but nobody can feel what i felt during the holocaust. that's how frightened i was so hungry. i was how lonely i was without parents only i can feel it. is it the name of this here enough tale says she's reflecting on his experience differently in light of the october 7th bucks. what for the cause grand daughter and her family were caught up in the terrier that day they spent over 20 hours hiding in shelter as the a tax unfolded in their butts and southern israel before finally being rescued by is really soldiers. frederick is, is a so that's a sofa. no. uh we can say it's a disas

she just appeared, there's a bit of my benefits, hash alma. and since i'm still in a pretty reasonable condition, i feel obliged to tell my story so that the holocaust won't be forgotten. it's a bit of the dish or uh, the fish is a sure there's a lunch for the 91 year old was separated from his parents at the irish wits birkenau death camp. he then survived a death march to book invalid and has written a book about his experience together to show how that costly is being told. but nobody can feel what i felt during the holocaust was how frightened i was so hungry. i was how lonely i was without parents only i can feel it. you said the name of this, your enough tale says he's reflecting on his experience differently in light of the october 70 bucks. what for the cause grand daughter and her family were caught up in the tears that day. they spent over 20 hours hiding and a shelter as the a tax unfolded in their to books and southern israel before finally being rescued by is really soldiers. that gives us a so it's a sofa. no. uh we can say it's

she was able to sup here is a bit of my benefits, hash alma. and since i'm still in a pretty reasonable condition, i feel obliged to tell my story so that the holocaust won't be forgotten as a bit of the dish or uh the fish is a sure there's a lunch for the 91 year old was separated from his parents at the ash with breaking out death camp. he then survived a death march to book invalid and has written a book about his experience together to show how costly is being told. but nobody can feel what i felt during the holocaust. that's how frightened i was so hungry, i was how lonely i was without parents only i can feel it. you should see the name of this here enough tale says since reflecting on his experience differently in light of the october 70 bucks. what for the cause grand daughter and her family were caught up in the terror that day. they spent over 20 hours hiding in shelter as the a tax unfolded in their to books and southern israel before finally being rescued by is really soldiers. frederick is, is a a, so that's a sofa. no, we can say

stop giving money to your alma mater.tions are largely salvageable at this point. i think that , but if someone would think that, but if someone would like to salvage them , media like to salvage them, media institutions, academic institutions, academic institutions, etc, that's fine . institutions, etc, that's fine. i think that the what we should be focusing on is building new things. >> i think in, in practice that would take very long time. if we look at the length of time it's taken to develop universities in this country . that was taken to develop universities in this country. that was i think that from the 12th century, i don't think we're going to quickly produce something as goodin quickly produce something as good in principle as the current university city system, where people can come together, where there are resources of all kinds, but it we don't want to have a revolution, burn everything down. i don't want to. i think things are more redeemable . than perhaps you do . redeemable. than perhaps you do. >> i

the latest attacks targeted the cities of rafa khanis and almas. refugee camp in southern gaza, over 23,300 palestinians have been killed and nearly 60,000 wounded since october the 7th. the international court of justice in the hague will hold its first hearing to consider its provisional measures a lawsuit filed by south africa against the israeli genocide in the gaza strip. both the plaintif and the defendant will face each other at the top un court today. yemen.

spend whole most of their own task on the funds the natives done to tell them that some of all the alma diffuse about is not going to protect them from kamikaze drones. and they would have to have a $1000.00 sets and for the amo just isn't going to make a difference without some kind of electronic welfare cute. so basically unprotected symbol, we post them as a function. it took every year of intense fighting for the generals on both sides, this war to understand what improvise civilian drones could do. the justice behind when it comes to electronic welfare and tone tells us that the other one, it's time ukraine doesn't have to lose. as a reminder of our top story is ready for reasons. however you have classed with protest as demonstrates and against the government's handling of the war against the last. that's as us official, c d, which with these ball hostages, could be approaching the that's all the news, the now shift is up next on why our brains loud in massive ok speech. and from when you set us up with the, the pricing strategy issues with a lot say what crazy. the amount was bei

very similar to the reaction to malaysian fighter, i’ll remind you how in 1915 our defense holding almaa full-scale experiment, probably the most expensive in the history of aviation, when several anti-aircraft guided missiles were blown up, directed explosions and then destructive elements were observed that hit aircraft cockpits, and it was revealed that the missile, which did not have damaging i-beams, that is, it is a more modern 9m38 missile and... in the fourteenth year in the airspace , more than 100 dutch people died in the summer donbass, and the europeans washed their hands of it, that is , they should have pounced on the result of this experiment, they should have made it available to all european media, this is true, but what in the end, no, the russians, you shot it down, there is evidence. there are several photographs of beech one, which allegedly crawled somewhere in the donbass , belinket did not provide us with any other evidence, as i remember, and it was their office belinket that was doing this, but this evidence in quotes completely satisfied the european courts an

. >> coach jim harbaugh leading his alma mater to their first championship since 1997, dodging the first gatorade pour, but not the second. >> my dad, jack harbaugh, won a national championship, and my brother won a super bowl. so, uh , it's good to. it's good to be at the big person's table from now on. >> the wolverines win not coming without controversy. harbaugh was suspended for the final three games of the regular season after the team was accused of sign stealing. after last night's win, harbaugh again denied having any knowledge of the alleged scheme. >> off the field issues. we're innocent and we stood. we stood strong and tall because we knew we were innocent. now the question is, will harbaugh go to the nfl? >> according to reports, michigan has offered him a ten year, $125 million contract extension. he's got a tough 125 million. how do you turn that down. >> we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or learning about the newe

everything clear out, they won’t go far with such a load, clear, there is, to carry out, there is, here almales, through apetras to kokol, on komara and poros. oh, let's go, quickly, quickly, quickly, quickly, to the airfield, that's it, trouble, comrade commander. the roads to the north are blocked, on the way back we came across two patrols, they are combing the forest, a couple more hours and we're good to go, maybe we'll try to break through , it's risky, and we don't have much supplies left, the machine gun is empty, we've lined everything up, well , more than 100 boxes of weapons with me, i personally counted, there are cartridges and grenades, so we can win the war with this, not like a detachment of whites, it means that if at least one of... i turn you on, the shield leader opens at least one box, i’ll put a bullet in the forehead, personally, it’s clear, that’s right , comrade commander, we won’t be able to get far, that ’s true, that means we have to stay here and wait until our people break through, how long we have to wait, as long as necessary, we’ll wait that long, we need to

it hit not only this area where the cadets were fighting, it hit the concentration of germans at the alma i rushed there, after that the germans felt differently, they felt that... they scrambled, ran away and began to look like this anymore, the germans could not do anything against the coastal batteries of the black sea fleet. it's easy sevastopol, but they underestimated sevastopol and the sevastopolites, they underestimated those factional structures that did not allow the german troops to advance, since their shelling controlled very important areas of the territory. the fourth romanian mountain division took part in the attack on sevastopol along with the germans. romanians were allies of nazi germany from the early days of world war ii. on a campaign to the east, romanian dictator ion antonescu sent over 200,000 soldiers to help hitler. they took part in battles against the red army in ukraine, crimea, the caucasus, and stalingrad. romania was the main supplier of oil for... the needs of the germans in germany. in gratitude military industry and army. it provided 60% of all supplie

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almas hawksteen, the envoy of the us president, failed in his tel aviv trip to push forward a political agreement to end the fighting in the north. the us secretary of state will try again soon too. however, the source of the crisis in the north lies in the initial stage of the war that occurred following alexa flood operation. after hezbulah started launching rockets and anti-tank shells s decided to evacuate residents from settlements located within a distance of 3.5 km from the border. israeli occupation soldiers entered the settlements instead of the illegal colonial settlers and since then hisbollah has been firing at them daily causing a significant number of casualties. the directives from the home front command regarding the evacuation also included the settlement of kiriyat schmona where more than 60 thousand people have left their homes, some from more distant settlements without state instructions. the zinast regime leadership had pledged an earlier stage to work towards changing the situation, possibly committing themselves without ruling out a military operation. the curren

you have seen what is going on what we once thought was my alma mater university should harvard pen,ohns hopkins. something that if you did out ot in about two seconds. but if there installed puppet leaders you can you can sort of support hamas and the mass murder and rape of young women and girls in the streets israel for that is fine. it's not a violation of our policies when it's one of our puppets. so what's going on in america today?ll the democrats love to go around and say hey they are fascist. they are fascists i don't know i don't see any republicans out there trying to jail their political opposition. the think they want to put my father and ahousand has eight young and vibrant man you see that you saw that in the town hall last night a lot of energy a thousand years is a long time. for what a fake insurrection just so we understand the first un- armed insurrection in the history of the■ world. we are innovative i promise you. the most heavily armed population in the world if it was a real insurrectionowing up? it's the first insurrection for the tour guys, the feds or othe

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welcome to my alma mater.> thank you. >> congressional term limits have been asked for by the people of this country. are you a candidate that will bring forth term limit legislation of the house and senate, and what would that legislation look like? >> absolutely. i have been a term limit proponent for as long as i can remember. the reality, though -- i'v spon. the reality is congress is never going to vote for term limits. that doesn't mean we don't try. what we do instead and what you will see me do is i will have a haley term limits pledge and everyone when they file for office, incumbent or otherwise has the option to sign the term limit pledge or not. i'm going to put all of that out for you so you know which candidates are for it and which candidates are not. that way you are empowered with the information. when we get enough of those individuals to sign the term limits pledge that get into congress, then we will go and say it's time to vote on it and hold them to account on that. we'll do it from the o

are trying to open up the war in different fronts, like i mentioned about the assassination of sal almas leader and sayid razi musabi, and of course now, what has happened to the islamic republic? i think there are two layers here, one is sheer anger and emotions, the israelis are very... upset, very angry, they're openly talking about genocide, and they are repeating it day after day. you see mps speaking about genocide, major military commanders, speaking about genocide, government ministers, the israeli president spoke of genocide, the prime minister netanyahu, the defense minister, this is the genicidal intend is usually something that even the... most evil of regimes hide from the international community, but in the case of israel, out of sheer despare and anger, they've been saying it day after day, and this is highly detrimental because they're admitting to the world what they're doing, but and they are extremely angry towards the iranians because the capabilities of hamas in gaza, the tunnels, the what hamas and its allies, the islamic jihad? and others have have have been able t

identifica como mujer hable de que yo ayer hable de que era un hombre vestida de mujer en dias pasados almaente en un evento en yucatan. >> en el video se le ve cortante con la legisladora y despues, en su conferencia de lunes, le llamo hombre vestido de mujer criticandonos porque le di un beso discursos de odio. >> salma lueva no tiene 53 anos y es reconocida como diputada transgenero en mexico. >> error del presidente y ella aseguro que le molesto no ser reconocida como mujer. >> y el presidente utilizo una tribuna en el cual, por error o ignorancia que no se justifica, pues hizo esta referencia hacia no solamente esta en malueva, no tiene a la poblacion trump la diputada nueva no es originaria de aguascalientes, el mismo estado donde hace meses asesinaron al magistrado osiel baena, un crimen por el que exigio justicia. >> en los ultimos cuatro anos senor, 197 de la comunidad lgbt+, han sido asesinadas en mexico. >> de ellas, casi la mitad ha sido mujeres trans. >> son mis tras este incidente salma luevano asegura que seguira luchando para que los derechos de las personas transgenero sean

you have seen what is going on what we once thought was my alma mater university should harvard, mit,ow johns hopkins. something that if you did you would be thrown out on yourt se. but if there installed puppet leaders you can plagiarize. you can sort of support hamas and the mass murder and rape of young women and girls in the streets of israel for that is fine. policies when it's one of our puppets. so what's going on in america the democrats love to go around and say hey they are fascist. they are fascists i don't know i don't see any republicans out political opposition. the think they want to put my father and a thousand years he n you see that you saw that in the town hall last night a lot of energy a thousand years is a long time. for what a fake just so we understand the first un- armed insurrection in the history of the world. we are innovative i p you. the most heavily armed population in the world if it was a real insurrection isn't showing up that way? it's thehe feds or other people working in there were actually armed but the apparent insurrectionist were not. we are le

our specialists who we have in the internal troops, in the internal affairs bodies, in the special almaso know very well, we involved instructors... who have practical combat experience, we are already training our fighters, i want to say right away that the level of training has increased, one might say significantly, especially when performing special tasks. i’m not talking about protecting public order now, because we have gained a certain amount of experience here, including the experience of 2020, but i’m now talking about the combat missions that are carried out inside. troops, do they work autonomously or are they part of a maneuver group together with the armed forces, for example, with the border troops? no, they work independently, internal troops, as well as all units, i have set a task, because the most important thing is practice, you cannot develop a certain experience, without having practical experience, so the task has been set, all the young units that are created in the internal troops, they are necessarily used by the internal affairs bodies for force support, force s

you have seen what is going on what we once thought was my alma mater university should harvard, mit, pen, now johns hopkins. something that if you did you would be thrown out on your butt in about two seconds. but if there installed puppet leaders you can plagiarize. you can sort of support hamas and the mass murder and rape of young women and girls in the streets of israel for that is fine. it's not a violation of our policies when it's one of our puppets. so what's going on in america today? the democrats love to go around and say hey they are fascist. they are fascists i don't know i don't see any republicans out there trying to jail their political opposition. the think they want to put my father and a thousand years he has eight young and vibrant man you see that you saw that in the town hall last night a lot of energy a thousand years is a long time. for what a fake insurrection just so we understand the first un- armed insurrection in the history of the world. we are innovative i promise you. the most heavily armed population in the world if it was a real insurrection isn't sh

are trying to open up the war in different fronts like i mentioned about the assassination of uh sal almas leader and say razi musa and of course now what is that? the islamic republic. i think there are two layers here, one is sheer anger and emotions. the israelis are very upset, very angry, they're openly talking about genocide, and they are repeating it day after day. you see mps speaking about genocide, major military commanders, speaking about genocide government ministers, the israely. president spoke of genocide, the prime minister netanyahu, the defense minister, this is the genocidal intent is usually something that even the most evil of regimes hide from the international community, but in the case of israel out of sheer despare and anger, they've been saying it day after day, and this is highly detrimental because they're admitting to the world what they're doing. but and they are extremely angry towards the iranians because the capabilities of hamas in gaza, the tunnels, the, the what hamas and its allies, the islamic jihad and others have have have been able to help them defe

. >> good evening governor haley, welcome to my alma mater. for congressional term limits have been asked for by the people of this country, are you a candidate that will bring forth term limit legislation of the house and senate? what with that legislation look like? >> absolutely. i have been a term limit proponent for as long as i can remember. the reality is, i've always spoken in hard truths. the reality is congress is never gonna vote for term limits. but that doesn't mean we don't try. what we do instead, and what you will see me do. i will have a haley term limits pledge. everyone when they filed for office, come in or otherwise, has the option to either sign the term limits pledge or not i'm gonna put all of that out for you so you know exactly which candidates are for it, and which candidates are not and that way you are empowered with the information, when we get enough of those individuals to sign the term limits pledge, to get into congress then we will go and say it is time to vote on it and we will hold them to account on that.

del valientes en un ataque a una de nuestras bases y les pido un momento de silencio para estas tres almassponderemos, estas son las primeras muertes de militares estadounidenses desde que hamas ataco israel el 7 de un drone pequeno. >> segun el analista militar octavio perez, fuerzas apoyadas por el iran, ya ha perpetrado mas de 150 ataques contra estados unidos, pero esta vez es diferente la intencion era causar mayor dano, que lo dispararon en contra de las barracas. >> en otras palabras si tu quieres hacer un objetivo militar tu disparas el puesto de comando tu dispara algun centro de municiones a las antiaereas, pero este drone cayo en las barracas. >> las fuerzas estadounidenses han colaborado con autoridades locales en la lucha contra lo militantes del estado islamico y esta vez fueron tomados por sucede al tiempo que segun informa nbc news, la administracion biden estaria discutiendo utilizar la venta de armamentos para lograr que el gobierno israeli reduzca sus operaciones militares en la franja de gaza. >> y tambien encamina las negociaciones para la liberacion de rehenes aun en

you have seen what is going on what we once thought was my alma mater university should harvard, mit, pen, now johns hopkins. something that if you did you would be thrown out on your butt in about two seconds. but if there installed puppet leaders you can plagiarize. you can sort of support hamas and the mass murder and rape of young women and girls in the streets of israel for that is fine. it's not a violation of our policies when it's one of our puppets. so what's going on in america today? the democrats love to go around and say hey they are fascist. they are fascists i don't know i don't see any republicans out there trying to jail their political opposition. the think they want to put my father and a thousand years he has eight young and vibrant man you see that you saw that in the town hall last night a lot of energy a thousand years is a long time. for what a fake insurrection just so we understand the first un- armed insurrection in the history of the world. we are innovative i promise you. the most heavily armed population in the world if it was a real insurrection isn't w?