and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, bess and dorothy. but whether trumans took anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want to thank everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i think i'm signing i think i'm signing books out right out here. if you want a way, don't go anywhere. nobody move. hold on. i got to get a picture for my. all right, hang on. hang on hang on. okay, clap again. clap like you were clapping. all right right. let's did everybody stay out now. not at all. i'

and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, bess and dorothy. but whether trumans took anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want to thank everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i think i'm signing i think i'm signing books out right out here. if you want a way, don't go anywhere. nobody move. hold on. i got to get a picture for my. all right, hang on. hang on hang on. okay, clap again. clap like you were clapping. all right right. let's did everybody stay out now. not at all. i'now, ladies and gentlemen, for our iowa republican caucus kickoff on this president's day, the

and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, bess and dorothy. but whether trumans took anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want to thank everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i think i'm signing i think i'm signing books out right out here. if you want a way, don't go anywhere. nobody move. hold on. i got to get a picture for my. all right, hang on. hang on hang on. okay, clap again. clap like you were clapping. all right right. let's did everybody stay out now. not at all. i'now, ladies and

and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, bess and dorothy. but whether trumans took anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want to thank everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i think i'm signing i think i'm signing books out right out here. if you want a way, don't go anywhere. nobody move. hold on. i got to get a picture for my. all right, hang on. hang on hang

and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, bess and dorothy. but whether trumans took anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want to thank everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i

and i'm you know, i know that pablo gave them plates, bess and dorothy. but whether trumans took anything to give picasso don't know. i'd love to know. i guess. you know, if i. if i see harry in the. i'm going to ask him that and he's going to say, why the hell do you want to know that. why were you writing these books about one day this crazy? well, i want to thank everybody for coming. it's really it's wonderful to be here. thank you so much. i think i'm signing i think i'm signing books out right out here. if you want a way, don't go anywhere. nobody move. hold on. i got to get a picture for my. all right, hang on. hang on hang on. okay, clap again. clap like you were clapping. all right right. let's

and i thank you very much. >> dorothy thank you. you have a great member of congress in rochester. he works very hard. look i understand where you're comingtahe from. my name is israel and i have a 100% voting record for israel for relations and i'm pro palestinian and it's because i'm pro palestinian that i think it's outrageous that a organization like hamas would subject its own people to degradation and deprivation and use them as human shields, would receive billions of dollars in funding and not invested in education and future for their people. instead invested in rockets that attack israel without any provocation. so anyone who supports human rights for palestinians in a future for palestinians in the two-state solution should condemn hamas' completely responsible and animalistic treatment of their own people. on ukraine, you know i don't think it's a chilly exclusive. we can make investments in rochester and we can make investments in infrastructure. abide administrationbi is making critical investments in growing our economy but that doesn't mean thatt we should not make

kim crenshaw will be in dialog tonight with dorothy roberts.roberts is the 14th pen integrates knowledge professor the george h. university professor of law, sociology and the raymond and d. tanner moselle alexander, professor of civil at university of pennsylvania. she is also the founding director of the penn program on race science and society and intersect and internationally scholar, activist and social critic. she has written and lectured extensively on the interplay of gender race and class in legal concerning reproduction, bioethics and child welfare. her latest book, which i can't recommend highly enough torn apart, is about how the child welfare system destroys black families and how abolition can build a safer world. roberts is also the author of the classic killing the body, race, reproduction and the meaning of liberty, among other books, and has published more than 100 journals in essays and books and scholarly journals. welcome to the stage dorothy roberts. the beautiful. thanks so much for coming. and thank you for that warm wel

dorothy newton, how are you? dorothy: good. good, good.othy: oh, my goodness, yes. and friends will - she'll wound me with truth and i'll wound her with truth. in a good way, right? dorothy: absolutely, yes. joni: kendra kelly dean, how are you? kendra: i've never been offended, ever. never. kidding. joni: you and i have a lot of talks about this. kendra: oh, my gosh, whew, we have. joni: we have, for sure. kendra: we have. but, you know, it's like, when the offense comes, then you have that potential to live in fear. when is the next offense coming? when is the next time i'm going to be hurt? and then you're constantly living in anger. and that, like cindy said, that is not living. there's more for you than that. joni: that's so true. rebecca lamb weiss, my beautiful daughter. welcome. rebecca: hello, my beautiful mother. kendra: aww. love this. joni: this is one of my favorite books. rebecca: yes. and you honestly can't talk about it enough because you want to talk about something you have to deal with every single day. i guess that's wh

he would also like them to hire dorothy brady. so eventually, margaret is hired. brady gets like a one or two year position and then from there they move the the project moves forward. there's one last facet of his interest and his connection with women economists, and that goes the way friedman was always interested in approaches, economic life approaches, economic analysis that were established and was much slower than rest of his colleagues to say now that economics is becoming more quantitative and mathematical and model driven, we can sort of set aside all the other work that's been done and. typically, women economists worked consumption. they were figuring out who bought and sold what they were deeply empirical, adding up who, how many yams did this household buy? what did they for a funeral? do they have a larger border? so they were immersed in this sort of empirical research that most economists of friedman status had decided was sort of old news. but friedman was like, well, i still think there's there. and so also came from his intellectual orientation

and dorothy gardner, king is an extraordinary woman. i mean, gerald ford credited her, among other things, with his life long habit of seeing the good in everyone, which some people more cynical types took as a form of naivety. in any event, one of the things that i saw for the first time was gerald ford's baby book very poignant entry, baby's first automobile ride turns out to have been taken. two weeks after his birth, two days after his birth father walked into the bedroom with a butcher knife threatening mother and child to two days after that, dorothy faye, on her own, slipped out of the house with her baby, got into a car, drove across the mississippi to iowa, got a train to chicago, where she had a sister who took her in. but as i said, women had very, very few options. and the husband came after her, charmed her path, convinced her into returning to him and but again, it the marriage was doomed and obviously, after that point, you know, mrs. king filed for divorce, which was quickly granted. the judge ordered child support payme

so you be a sort of equipment on the roof of dorothy farrell island corner from the start page for a cherokee. so maybe when the hell off, i know better, better item cooling, the covering, the 1000000 bear on set up. no cd. it's very frustrating because that's your 100 percent level point. this has some charities you're aware that in the home much how do i know how you and me on my that i am comfortable but they've not, you know, feel secure just seems like putting them in a big bag with them. so what are you told me me by hika me me. i know me mine invest kind of unfair that, that battle. but that, that the finance can be very, very successful. so you need to mentees of various, all of the women in his life. thank you. yeah. we do have to go the extra mile. i've had a few encounters. there are types, especially them, at least you know where there's not many women for heading up departments, let alone heading out of treasury's. so, you know, if we went for a meeting there was, are awesome. etzky assume that you know, i'm, i'm the secretary accompanying them in so for women, want to m

so if you be a sort of equipment as well for dorothy farrell, i live gwinnett from the start page for a cherokee. so maybe what the hell off i know better better. i'm going to come in the 1000000 better. i'm set up no cd. it's very frustrating because i have to a 100 percent up with this. i some charities and i if you're aware that in the home much, how do i know you on my, on my that i am comfortable, but they've not, you know, filled your dish. seems like putting them in a big bag with them to go to you at all. make me buy hika me me. i know. i mean the line invest kind of unfair that that they don't look like that the finance can be very, very successful. so very so as women in life, thank you. yeah, we do have to go the extra mile. i've had a few encounters stereotypes and especially them, at least you know where there's not many women who are heading up departments, let alone heading up treasuries. so, you know, if we went for a meeting, do it automatically assume that you know, i'm, i'm the secretary accompanying them in so for women, want to make it in finance or even is allow

if it's working in the dorothy stringer school .ah, think , you know, >> yeah, i think, you know, headmasters these days , too many headmasters these days, too many of them lack the guts to be honest, to take a stand and or can say a basic principles of behaviour. we have a breakdown of schools. some of of order in schools. some of this reported. most of it this gets reported. most of it doesn't. children doesn't. and a lot of children these days are increasingly being . and because being home schooled. and because they're afraid to go to school , they're afraid to go to school, we breakdown. have we we have breakdown. we have we have security at the have airport security at the entrance schools in entrance to many schools in london, it's going to london, and it's going to expand. we problem. we expand. so we have a problem. we need heads with heads who need heads with guts, heads who will lead , and we need will give a lead, and we need heads stand some basic heads to stand for some basic principles, may principles, wherever they m

so if you be assertive equipment as well for dorothy farrell island gwinnett from the start page for a cherokee. so maybe what the hell off i know better than i'm going to cover in the final 1000000 bear on set up? no cd. it's very frustrating because that's your 100 percent level point. this has some charities you're aware that in the home much how do i know where you are in my um i am comfortable but they've not you know, feel good. it seems like putting them in big bag with them. so what are you told me me by hika me me. i know how me mine invests kind of unfair that, that they don't look like that. the finance can be very, very successful. so you need to, mentee to face all of the women in here. we do have to go the extra mile a few encounters. oh, there are types, especially them, at least you know where there's not many women for heading up departments, let alone heading out of treasury's. so, you know, if we went for a meeting there was, are awesome. etzky assume that you know, i'm, i'm the secretary accompanying them in so for women, want to make it in finance or even is let

if it's working in the dorothy stringer school .yeah, think , you know, >> yeah, i think, you know, headmasters these days , too many headmasters these days, too many of them lack the guts to be honest, to take a stand and or can say a basic principles of behaviour. we have a breakdown of schools. some of of order in schools. some of this reported. most of it this gets reported. most of it doesn't. children doesn't. and a lot of children these days are increasingly being . and because being home schooled. and because they're afraid to go to school , they're afraid to go to school, we breakdown. have we we have breakdown. we have we have security at the have airport security at the entrance schools in entrance to many schools in london, it's going to london, and it's going to expand. we problem. we expand. so we have a problem. we need heads with heads who need heads with guts, heads who will lead , and we need will give a lead, and we need heads stand some basic heads to stand for some basic principles, may principles, wherever they

i can this is dorothy elijah demco salise. see what's the deal? is it um and so you can call me well yeah, so pricing time on. nothing but it's not a long time. it was a last leg before you show us, you know, for me the, you don't know if the police affiliate writing has any most just for you. what is it i suppose the most recent ends of this that we've moved to this but it's not good. yeah. and pacific, can we, is there a way that you could us kind of, if it is that we're in mental city side of the, of the town. but it did please you had to stop the most of the sleeping. so you plus, is it a new because this is free every spring because with the vast body i usually are just the good right now and so forth. and that's when i need to do a presentation gift even though significant for a mr. national buy style noticed there's been a little wonder, what would you be useful to explore and see what the video photo and the thing is, the 1st one over and yours, and we'll do it in the the more c e parts that i am this even though i love to look at the more

ha identificado dos personas involucradas en un tiroteo que dejÓ un oficial herido hace dos semanas, dorothy de un oficial cuando este entregaba una orden de desalojo, en ese momento la policÍa estuvo por varias horas hasta que encontraron a los sospechosos sin vida en una propiedad al parecer homicidio suicida, personas mayores corren riesgo de cÁncer colon rectal, pero de acuerdo la universidad de california han revelado que cada vez son mÁs los adultos jÓvenes quienes son diagnosticados con esta enfermedad, nos presenta hoy el testimonio de un joven mexicano que con sÓlo 26 aÑos fue ya diagnosticado con este tipo de cÁncer tiene ademÁs un mensaje que quiere compartir con otros hombres para que no pase lo mismo. >> no sÓlo 26 aÑos de edad sin problemas previo de salud y sin historial de cÁncer en su familia, rodolfo sÁnchez reconoce los desafÍos de esta enfermedad y quiere ayudar a mÁs jÓvenes para que el cÁncer colon rec tal se ha detectado tiempo. >> sientes como el futuro que estabas planeando ya no lo vasa tener. >> esta fue su reacciÓn cuando fue diagnosticado con cÁncer colo rectal.

your voting is the last 2, would we have to get to dorothy or position an injustice that we are facing the last 2 rehab i'm. i'm really hoping fingers crossed that our boards will make a difference and there would be transparency and the boarding process focused on has been in for the ticket prices for the past 2 years. many are willing to hold these elections as a way out of the credit, but if they could still meet us as put forward new proposals for a cease fire and release of hostages as the us secretary of state. wines of translators, me at least a diplomatic mission on to me blinking those met with these are the prime minister . benjamin netanyahu. and peasant is that cancelled in jerusalem is to bring concerns. he's hoping for a deal, but there's still lots of work to do. they also match katasha def exemption officials negotiating with the militant group, hamas, which carried out until october 7, tara attacks of the details of the proposal. i'm not clear but media report say the framework dale looks like this. the chose would be broken down into 3 phases. that would say, i'm init

host: dorothy in dayton, ohio, independent. you are out first. caller: yes, good morning. i wanted to ask you a couple of questions. first off, it looks like you have never been to the border because you talk as if this is -- she cut me off. host: we heard you, he said this is a little hiccup. caller: we are talking about 18 million illegals. with all due respect, i get so tired. she just said it. i don't know if she's watching the same footage. i haven't seen a child in months. all i see are strong young men and then she also said she wants resources, money, money money money money money, we need more money. it is simple. they are illegals, they are crossing the border, not being vetted. they are not vaccinated, it is really scary was probably happening to a lot of the children. so i would appreciate a border gassed instead of some college professor. host: well hang up and turn up your phone now so you can listen to her answer. guest: i have been to the border repeatedly. i'm in texas and i go to the border pretty regularly in connection with my work and also for pleasure

dorothy dorothy stringer. the dorothy dorothy stringer. the dorothy dorothy stringer school.'s been called a dickensian approach. and the idea that pupils get rewarded idea is that pupils get rewarded for good behaviour by getting nearer the front of the food queue during lunch time. bruce that strikes me as quite a good idea because i tell you what, i used to teach in a boarding school and food is the thing that about. the that the kids care about. the most. absolutely. a most. absolutely. without a doubt. because kids doubt. well, yeah, because kids are and doubt. well, yeah, because kids are train and doubt. well, yeah, because kids are train them and doubt. well, yeah, because kids are train them with and doubt. well, yeah, because kids are train them with food. and you train them with food. >> that's exactly what you >> so that's exactly what you would do. i don't necessarily would do. so i don't necessarily think dickensian. i think would do. so i don't necessarily ththey're dickensian. i think would do. so i don't necessarily ththey're dickertonn. i think would do. so

democrat, dorothy. good morning. >> caller: good morning. there's things that i don't understand, so if i soundnd a little not too educat, but i am so -- i'm pro-palestine because i feel like they've been misused like we have as a black person. and as far as ukraine go, i feel that too much of my money goes over there. i'm old and don't get any food stamps. and and i'm 79 and live on a fixed income, and i think some of that money needs to go here to us. and i thank you very much. >> guest: well, dorothy, thank you. you have ath great member of congress in joe borelli in rochester. he works very hard. by the way, my name is israel. i have a 100% voting record for u.s.-israeli -- i think it is outrageous that a terrorist organization like hamas would subject its own people to degradation and deprivation, would usede them as human shiel, would receive billions of dollars in funding and not invest it in education and and a future for their people, but instead invest it in rockets that attacked israel without any provocation. so anyone who suppor

let's just say i'm a friend of dorothy. wait, that's not how i meant it!i just love shoes!" the thief, who himself has a long criminal history, claims that he accepted the job as "one last score." oh, sure, you think you can stop after stealing dorothy's slippers, but pretty soon you're running off with the scarecrow's hat, the tin man's oil can, and the cowardly lion's porn collection. [laughter] step lines? it was cut from the movie. it's in the book. but they cut it from the movie. meanwhile, in fast food employment news, chipotle is hiring 19,000 people for its busy burrito season. in a related story, chipotle is also hiring 30,000 bathroom attendants. i don't know why. meanwhile, scientists have revisited our assumptions about veneral disease and are now asking, did syphilis really originate in the americas? and more specifically, did it start with rick? meanwhile, news from the high seas, because royal caribbean hired a golden retriever as their newest crew member. 'cause there's nothing in the rule book that says a dog can't get norovirus. the pup i

buckley jr. hosted a pioneer woman in television named dorothy fuldheim, who was the first woman tv newshor for channel 5 in cleveland. this is a woman that barbara walters called the first woman to be taken seriously on television. - okay. - she was on buckley's program, and this is what she said about gender and media. take a look. - i think that television is one of the greatest influences that hasver occurred in civilized society, for it is going to create a homogeneous quality between people. the alienation, the different customs which separate us by, really not important, but because they were different. and i think that the average person, who would not read "the national geographic" or "the saturday review" or any of these magazines, can see things in television. the whole standard of knowledge has been raised. - she's there speaking to television as a unifying vector in our culture, which, in 1979, one could argue that it was. this is at the time that you formed bet. since it was invented, it's been hailed for elevating humanity, but it's also been derided for debasing our cultu

don't have the same idea is that the israel have us look, we'd like to see the pallet palestinian, or dorothy who room currently will in the west bank will parts of the west bank to then take the leadership in a post because a conflict in, in, in gaza itself. now that's not exactly what benjamin netanyahu is looking to say post. this was so that's certainly something that he would have been speaking about with benjamin netanyahu this morning. but of course, the hostage deal of being really topping the agenda. and as you write the report and he was saying that there's still quite a long way to go in terms of these negotiations and there is an egyptian components here. egyptian officials, we understand, told a f p that a new round of negotiations. i think i'm quoting there will begin next week in cairo. how does that fit into all of this or yeah, that's what we've been hearing, brent, which goes to show that we're going to hear from israel. what we're pretty much expecting that they will reject the proposal that i must have come forward with that proposal that you mentioned in that late in ther

buckley jr. hosted a pioneer woman in television named dorothy fuldheim, who was the first woman tv newshor for channel 5 in cleveland. this is a woman that barbara walters called the first woman to be taken seriously on television. - okay. - she was on buckley's program, and this is what she said about gender and media. take a look. - i think that television is one of the greatest influences that has ever occurred in civilized society, for it is going to create a homogeneous quality between people. the alienation, the different customs which separate us by, really not important, but because they were different. and i think that the average person, who would not read "the national geographic" or "the saturday review" or any of these magazines, can see things in television. the whole standard of knowledge has been raised. - she's there speaking to television as a unifying vector in our culture, which, in 1979, one could argue that it was. this is at the time that you formed bet. since it was invented, it's been hailed for elevating humanity, but it's also been derided for debasing our cul

for example, a family business that has been producing ceramics for bathrooms for over 200 years . dorothy has several locations abroad with many thousands of employees, but here in southern germany, the high cost of gas is becoming a problem. with the kiln is the part of ceramic production. we run our products through the q him for around 20 hours and regional peaks of over $1200.00 degrees celsius. and consumption isn't just short term. it's 247 all year long. so we consume is much as a small village inside of the sales and production in germany have now collapsed for the 1st time. the reason gas prices have risen sharply since the war in ukraine, and the prices for the companies mass of electricity consumption have also remained at a very high level for many years. this has made management nervous. let me trouble the associated price increases, reduce demand enormously, and we're not working at full capacity in our german factories compared to other countries. that's cool, quite as the price of electricity is 6 times higher here than what we pay in canada office, who yeah. the result do

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for example, a family business that has been producing ceramics for bathrooms for over 200 years . dorothy has several locations abroad with many thousands of employees, but here in southern germany, the high cost of gas is becoming a problem. but the kiln is the part of ceramic production. we run our products through the q him for around 20 hours and retail peaks of over $1200.00 degrees celsius. and consumption isn't just short term. it's 247 all year long. so we consume as much as a small village sales and production in germany of now collapsed for the 1st time. the reason gas prices have risen sharply since the warren ukraine and the price this is for the company's mass of electricity consumption has also remained at a very high level for many years. this has made management nervous. let me trouble the associated price increases, reduce demand enormously, and we're not working at full capacity in our german factories compared to other countries. the school quite as the price of electricity is 6 times higher here than what we pay in canada offers. who are the result door of each is buil

mamma is a king, june edwards, a rabbi abraham, joshua hatch dorothy day, martin luther king, malcolm x. we can go on and on, and i'm trying to make sure that america who tries to stay in contact with the best of itself. well, let me ask you something that may be happening in america right now. is it younger vote or as seem to be turned into the crisis in gaza? their support for the democratic party and for joe biden has declined. i don't know if they're going to rush to donald trump. they may run to a 3rd party. they may want to you, but i'm interested in the fact that they are paying attention and you feel that this is the moment where many of those people are going to read jets and both of the major parties and go elsewhere. oh, i think that's very true. my dear brother. i mean, we shall see, but i do feel that. and as you know, i do 4 or 5 events every day and it's done over 500, some interviews and i can pick up the guy. so i can so pick up the spirit of the empire and the spirit of the nation and young people are tired of the lives that hide the crimes in this is true a month or

for example, a family business that has been producing ceramics for bathrooms for over 200 years . dorothy has several locations abroad with many thousands of employees. but here in southern germany, the high cost of gas is becoming a problem. this of how the kiln is the part of ceramic production. we run our products through the q him for around 20 hours and region weeks of over $1200.00 degrees celsius and consumption isn't just short term. it's 20 for 7 all year long. so we consume as much as a small village sales and production in germany have now collapsed for the 1st time. the reason gas prices have risen sharply since the war and ukraine and the prices for the companies mass of electricity consumption have also remained at a very high level for many years. this has made management nervous. let me trouble the associate price increases, reduce demand enormously, and we're not working at full capacity, you know, in german factories compared to other countries. the school supplies, the price of electricity is 6 times higher here than what we pay in canada office, who will result door of

for example, a family business that has been producing ceramics for bathrooms for over 200 years . dorothy has several locations abroad with many thousands of employees, but here in southern germany, the high cost of gas is becoming a problem. with the kiln is the part of ceramic production. we run our products through the qm for around 20 hours and regional peaks of over $1200.00 degrees celsius. and consumption isn't just short term. it's 247 all year long. so we consume as much as a small village off of the sales and production of germany have now collapsed for the 1st time. the reason gas prices have risen sharply since the war in ukraine and the prices for the companies mass of electricity consumption have also remained at a very high level for many years. this has made management nervous. let me trouble the associated price increases, reduce demand didn't normally, and we're not working at full capacity in our german factories compared to other countries. the school price, the price of electricity is 6 times higher here than what we pay in canada office, who will result door of each

for example, a family business that has been producing ceramics for bathrooms for over 200 years . dorothy has several locations abroad with many thousands of employees. but here in southern germany, the high cost of gas is becoming a problem. the old stuff out. the kiln is the part of ceramic production. we run our products through the qm for around 20 hours and regional peaks of over $1200.00 degrees celsius. and consumption isn't just short term. it's 247 all year long. so we consume as much as a small village sales and production in germany have now collapsed for the 1st time. the reason gas prices have risen sharply since the war in ukraine and the prices for the companies mass of electricity consumption have also remained at a very high level for many years. this has made management nervous. let me pull the associated price increases, reduce demand, and normally, and we're not working at full capacity, you know, in german factories compared to other countries. the school implies the price of electricity is 6 times higher here than what we pay in canada office, who will result door of

jim edwards, a rabbi, abraham, joshua hatcher dorothy day, martin luther king malcolm x. we can go on and on, and i'm trying to make sure that america would try to stay in contact with the best of itself. well, let me ask you something that may be happening in america right now. is it younger vote or is seem to be turned into the crisis in gaza that in their support for the democratic party and for joe biden has declined? i don't know if they're going to rush to donald trump. they may run to a 3rd party. they may want to you, but i'm interested in the fact that they are paying attention and you feel that this is the moment where many of those people are going to read jets and both of the major parties and go elsewhere. oh, that's it. that's very true. my dear brother, i mean we shall see, but i do feel that. and as you know, i do 4 or 5 events every day and i've done over 500 and some interviews is i can pick up the guy so i can. so pick up the spirit of the empire and spirit of the nation. and young people are tired of the lives that hide the crimes in this is true a mon

for example, a family business that has been producing ceramics for bathrooms for over 200 years . dorothy has several locations abroad with many thousands of employees, but here in southern germany, the high cost of gas is becoming a problem. so the kiln is the part of ceramic production. we run our products through the q him for around 20 hours and regional peaks of over $1200.00 degrees celsius. and consumption isn't just short term. it's 247 all year long. so we can assume as much as a small village sales and production in germany have now collapsed for the 1st time. the reason gas prices have risen sharply since the war in ukraine and the prices for the companies mass of electricity consumption have also remained at a very high level for many years. this has made management nervous. let me trouble the associated price increases, reduce demand, and normally, and we're not working at full capacity in our german factories compared to other countries. that's cool, quite as the price of electricity is 6 times higher here than what we pay in canada office, who yeah. the result door of each

and the dorothy, this is your nozzler hospital and the tax on its facilities is yet another violation of international law and further emphasizes that there is no safe place across the gaza strip. anymore more i was just the rock behind southern gaza. let's find out what's being said about this and speak to him. the some who are joining us will occupied east jerusalem. so these claims that the is really, is, are making that how much had previously health captives at the hospital have. they supported these claims with any credible evidence ahead of the raid and the siege of the north side hospital is no proof to back up those claims by the is really our, me. but remember, this is not the 1st time they have made quite large claims about medical facilities, schools, cemeteries, and other types of facilities that they say are used by him as to pronounce that hospital. specifically. they said that they had to quote, credible intelligence so that they launched this targeted for size and limited operation on most that hospital. they say that there were captives being held there . there were

she says he's ready to form a coalition, which he bought. dorothy, how may i pulled up, man, it wouldn't be in a very happy moment if we had a full mandate heart then became the majority party with the ability to form the government. even in that case, we were going to invite co energy partners to join us to form a government. but as we don't have a majority on that alone, we're going to invite the allies to come and join us and form a coalition government. as a bank has more on the general election from lahore, the leader of the book's done wisdom league has said that he is willing to form a government. in fact, he wants to form a government as quote on independence, the bucks on people's party to join him. although he doesn't have a majority. and there's an acknowledgement from him that he doesn't have a majority. but he support as well as the rating, and his speech was seen as a victory speech. and the election commission has said that after the results and that's the old independence has around $72.00. i was to join up to 6 coke park. you know the p t i am on cons, p t i, the chairma

needed to introduce america to the best of itself that's martin king as edward's a rabbi, as well as dorothy day. that's curtis mayfield and john coltrane. professor going out west. thank you and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing and gods and jerusalem will be back on monday, focusing on another us 2020 full presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book and a trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media of it. so incentive your country and add to a general feeling undergoing tv on normal. don't come to what you and old episodes i'm going underground. see monday, the on the mainland mazda awards. they prob parsley vs scale. are here, the full. i started to an issue. i need to what i want to focus on while i me on your last name is on the motherboard there and said to me by doing abbreviated, say that it almost dawn. case studies say to me, if there's only one more mission to open ancient aliens easy. so doesn't make it for the residents in t

and the dorothy, this is your loss of the hospital and the attacks on its facilities is yet another violation of international law and further emphasizes that there is no safe place across the gaza strip. anymore mode was just the rough behind southern gaza. what dr mats do, but there's an emergency physician who's worked in gauze hospitals. he's been in touch with some of the stuff, and that's the hospital and explain the situation in the optima about race. so i the just got the information from some of our colleagues inside, and they can tell that the hundreds of patients and staff altogether 600, were forced by the occupation soldiers to move all the patient, the, and the, the staff to, to one of the 3 buildings which is the oldest one. there were only one elevator working. they have to carry patients by hand carrying them on their backs. and they're not crammed in the not are reported. doors of this remaining building. and it's 273 patients who cannot be moved. there are uh 300 terminal members to get with the patients. it's a 190 staff with the 300 family members. and then a number of di

more often the flooded comes, the better it is for our farm and i want the more we can grow stuff to dorothy with both the blood working smooth. this is just a reason when the monsoons come was that when it's all about this is l farm land that these fields only lie on plants if the 2 or 3 mounted on over the just where they are flooded up on me, peggy only during this time can we not talk today is the ticket then when everything is verbal when it but it, that's why i think we live in the river, but it doesn't seem like that. but in november i moved the odyssey. i'm of the portuguese. i'm a glenda soil here has a big advantage. we don't necessarily always need the plants. sometimes you just say send to the bar example here, the soil into the see how the peanuts a thriving problem is good, but you can see how drive the soil is good, but the phone will be making a difference in that. so can i go the that he was neighbor pseudo some on has been lucky. but jeff, port island has reappeared from the river. he owns a plot of land on it. the soil is nice and high and it seems to be protected from the

that's martin king, as edwards, a guest rabbi, as well as dorothy day. that's curtis mayfield. and john coltrane, professor going out west. thank you. and that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to the surviving the killing and god's in jerusalem will be back on monday, focusing on another us 2024 presidential candidate donald trump's. we can do a full, i'm a senior official who argues in a new book, and then trump is the swamp. he declares he wants to drain until then. keep in touch by all social media, if it's not offensive your country now to a general feeling undergoing tv on normal don't come to what you and old episodes i'm going on. the grand see monday, the the at the end of the 19th century, africa was divided between european empires, which mercilessly oppressed the indigenous population. modern day tends and he used to be a german colony. the germans levied heavy taxes on local drives and used them as free labor on cotton plantations. the pheasants protest turned into an uprising against the colonialists under the banner of the religious movement of the z,

well at the time and the palestinians to build what is known as the p a, the understand, you know, dorothy and the 1st indian institutions which are supposed to be in charge of the west bank as well as odessa, as one states and, and that one would build both them and i think that post a very good approach. but of course it's important to say that it was only meaningful as part of the process because the goal was to understand you stated, i strongly believed then. and i believe today that the palestinians have a soul right, or having a state of their own, not only in theory, but also in reality on the around the actual state that controls the territory that deals with the services. so people that this democratic that has and people can make choices within the palestinian state, the tragedies and this is known before 7 october. and all that happened later is that's it for many palestinians. they started to look like a false promise in the new idea, but the false problem is because the state was not coming at 4 minutes before somebody sway. so i think including the governments and governments