the time, the times. but i think the tide is really, you know, in terms of the way it presents news visually, aurally, interactively, the different kinds of services. it's just been a stunning, stunning change. and i wonder, you know, we're able to all live today if he was to look at the newyorktimes.com product, the app would even begin to recognize what it was from what he remembers from 40 years ago, it's been a huge transformation. and i excuse me in a weird way, as it was going on, like it's slow, right? there's stops and starts. it runs up against the institutional conservatism and. you know, you'll see in the in the book, there's editors early on saying, this is ridiculous. we don't think this is ever going to happen. why are we wasting our time on this? but it feels inevitable and it's not. by the way, it's not only generational. it's not only younger people who come into the newsroom. it's also some really smart people saw look to the future and realize where things were going. and i think realiz

time piece to the local time.electricity to create a lighted time ball to drop at midnight to mark the beginning of the new year. >> keeping everyone entertained is no easy task. this is a party with more than a million guests. >> over a thousand people worked on that show. that doesn't include the police, fire, sanitation, all those agencies that make this a safe and friendly celebration. >> new year's eve in times square for many is a once in a loif time experience. for me, it's the only place to be. i am everywhere tonight. >> we heard there's a shoe emergency. >> there is. it suddenly fell apart. i believe that we will win. >> i am indeed a pretzel. >> the phantom of the opera. it's hamilton. it's the sensation. >> you're tired, yearning. beside your golden door. >> the next i see these numbers lit up, it will be 2024. the new year will arrive. we will have sung "new york, new york." more than 20 years i have opinion in the square watching the ball drop. happy new year with loved ones because really there's no

the time? guest: we also document that there is a connection between the trial of two of emmett's murderers and the stories that flow from that. some journalist who covered this story back in 1955 described it as the trial of the century, the biggest trial since the bruno hoffman/lindbergh baby kidnapping case. television was coming as a so there wat of television coverage and newspaper coverage is far away as europe. that story resonated with people in nearby montgomery. this trial occurred in tallahatchie county mississippi but the people in montgomery saw it and they had people from that experience what -- like dr. howard was a leader in mississippi who came to speak at ebenezer baptist church between the trial and the beginning of another historic event. rosa parks was in that church and so was martin luther king jr. and heard about the story of emmett till. in a matter of weeks, days from that time, rosa parks took her stand on the bus in montgomery. she would say after that that there wer

i think we were doing our best at the time. given what we knew, given the information i had available to me at the time, i think we did our level best. before it even got going, the inquiry asked witnesses to hand over their e—mails, diaries and whatsapp messages. do you know why your phone was missing those 5000 odd whatsapps? i don't know the exact reason, but it looks as though it is something to do with the app going down and then coming up again. you don't now have access to any of the whatsapp messages that you did send during the time of the crisis, do you? no, i don't. i have changed my phone i multiple times over the past few years and as that has - happened, the messages have not come across,. as you said, i am not - a prolific user of whatsapp in the first instance. those messages help to paint a picture of how downing street was operating at the time. it was definitely a toxic culture. it is difficult to get people to march to the sound of gunfire if you shoot them in the back. texts of the prime minister's chief ad

at the time. and at first. so at the time. so i'm now i'm talking about november were mid-november 2020 through mid december 2020 at the time? no, because at that point in my mind, we were filing lawsuits and just for the record to i think any candidate that thinks that the election results are close does have the right to file lawsuits where that's the right way to do it. it's accepting. yeah. what the lawsuits say. and we're starting to defy the rule of laws when it starts to get a little fickle. but so at first i, you know, i had i and also the mr. trump before the election had talked to me sarcastically on air force one, one day, but saying, like, if the democrats steal this election from us, well, he moved on to florida with me. so i had no idea how far it was going to go. yeah, just over empty. there were lots of indications and i think you helped to tip us off to some of these where trump was saying things like, you're walking around and just harrumphing. i can't believe i lost to this guy that there was a kind of a dee

at the same time , live broadcasts of important events in the republic began for the first time.2, the first echelon was met in polotsk. with bashkir oil, there is a rally on the access roads, everything is so sincere, emotional, the life of the republics has always been time is reflected in the program, always always, and we include belarus there, from belarus they broadcast that agricultural story, for example, or some kind of plant, ukraine and belarus. just honor, respect, these were the most, most important of our republics, people really did the impossible, imagine, the main work on the site began on may 7, 1959, and already on december 9, 1962 , the first unit of the oil refinery came into operation, the plant received its first oil on 27 december. 1963 was a landmark year. february 9th the first in the history of the bssr, its own gasoline, was obtained. belarus had its own domestic petrochemical industry. then another important event happened. in december 1963. “from the first day, before my eyes, the city was moving forward, when i’m driving a car and i see another hous

time about her future, that’s what i thought about all the time, thought and sveta thought, this is love, you know, then i for the first time i felt that she was gifted as an actor, clearly absolutely, well, she was well 5 years old, and at the age of 5 she understood what was needed here and... louder on the contrary quieter on the contrary obligatory, that is, all this is there, i then i thought, oh horror, god, is she really going to be an actress, god yes, and then i filmed the story of verolazh, that means, where she played for the first time with a six-year-old girl with me, where she cried, i said grachevsky, i say, borya, i say, i can’t find a 6-year-old girl so she can think, but i have one, i say, well, you’ll be against it, because you don’t you love this business, why? i say: daughter? he says: oh, well, sit down, well, well, i, i say: i rehearsed everything with her, i say, show me how? he said nothing, to hell with you , shoot, but you will be guilty, i say, okay, you will shoot, in general, when there was no need to cry, they began to wink at each other , they liked e

at the time. here are some other in full to the developments for the publish capital. it is necessary to learn lessons from failures. this commission was definitely a failure in many dimensions. but above all, we're talking about the prestige of poland, about the prestige of the polish states. this is a commission acting on behalf of the state and it is accused of fraud. we're talking about findings present to the reports by this commission, findings, by american and european experts. so test gets into the office and has a chance to, you know, blow the dust off of some old files and decided that it was time to put it in to this long standing suspicion of who or what may have killed his former arrival. kuchinski then president, along with his wife and several top public and military figures, 96 people in all. all this happened with a polish air force plane went down over western russia, near the border with valor bruce, back in 2010 while trying to land at the small lensky air base in russia to att

the disease is uncontrollable at this time. the, you know, man or woman of the 19th century has to face mortality much more readily. then we have to face it today. and a concept that they sort of a coping concept is the idea of the good death, which is a 19th century concept. and the good death is sort of a separate ocean for dying. and it has a set of parameters that. these individuals at the time would hope for. they would hope to die at home. they would hope to die surrounded by their loved ones. and with a clear conscience. and that was sort a way for the mortality to seem a little less daunting. was this prepared way to die? the civil war, of course, will obliterate this idea. there is now you have thousands of soldiers dying on battlefields long, far away from their families, from their loved ones, and they at a moment's notice. there's no proper nation so photography, so these mourning practices and battlefield deaths will sort of try to adopt their own practices to enact a new aspect of the good death and photography is

michael, thanks. 73 is the time. and today the teenager charged with the murder of a 16 year-old at a house party in oakley. >> appears in court for his first arraignment. the shooting happened in october at a house not far from freedom. high school at a party there. kamarion tucker died in the shooting and 3 other teenagers hurt. police say was sean carper opened fire. karp is in custody at the martinez detention facility on a bond of 2.6 million dollars. >> well, the oakland police officers association says mayor sheng thao is trying to blame them for the city's failure to apply for a retail theft prevention grant. oakland had a chance to get a chair of more than 200 million dollars. that was up for grabs. the police department wanted to use that money for surveillance cameras, foot patrols and a number of new cars. the dep the department says it filled out the grant application and give it to the city, but that the city missed the deadline to turn now, initially, mayor thao took responsibility, but the police offi

minister at the time decided that the crash that happened way back in 2010. well, that was russia's fault. what happened and you smelled and so was aimed at the private important culverts leadership, which was on the path of leading our nation to independence and assess the victims of terrorism and, and not into test and too small. and so we can say that we will also the 1st major victim of terrorism in the more than conflicts which is unfolding before all ice. russian authorities vigorously pushed back on those statements of the time. and the commission was launched on the last bipolar and to get to the bottom of it. is that the seem pretty clear cut right at the outset? but of course, as long as the commission is still investigating, one can always say that it's all just a big mystery and that there's always the possibility that russia may be responsible in some way. so task gets into office this week, and literally just days later, he puts an end to the whole charade over the death of his old rival. i would like to say this very clearly and strongly today,

this is the time for you. it feels like _ am second best. this is the time for you.this is the time for you. it feels like you can draw i am second best. this is the time for you. it feels like you can draw a i you. it feels like you can draw a line under certain periods of your life and sit back and think about the future. what are you wanted to do? you have got a platform. how are you going to use it?— you going to use it? obviously, it's been a really _ you going to use it? obviously, it's been a really busy _ you going to use it? obviously, it's been a really busy period. - you going to use it? obviously, it's been a really busy period. we i you going to use it? obviously, it's been a really busy period. we are i been a really busy period. we are coming to the end of the year, which is a nice way to end it. so i am just going to enjoy christmas and then get back to work injanuary and see what i fancy doing. what then get back to work in january and see what i fancy doing.— see what i fancy doing. what kind of thints will see what i fancy doing. what kind of thing

we think that by the time of the march meeting, by the time of the april meeting when we have full rateuts almost priced in, there might not be sufficient evidence. this is where the ecb treads a fine line. >> the momentum is so strong now. it is telling that we have the bond yields up. ten-year italy is down 15 basis points. lagarde hasn't opened her mouth. this is in reaction to jay powell yesterday. is there anything she can say to c ca catapult the rally further? >> if she does not push back against the recent moves in rates, the rally will continue further. i think almost to keep it where we are, she needs to push back. >> you said earlier that you don't think it is the time for them or they won't make an announcement on reinvestment or the stopping reinvestments. why not? >> we thought the reinvestment would only be scarce through march. they will wait until next spring. that issuance will be high in january and february. they would not want to announce something today for january. they want to wait a bit longer. it is a fine line. i would not be hugely surprised if they did it to

said all the time i might have done same at one time. the reason it is a war of neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother, father again saw the man and get 2 wounded. i'm captured now just what is the legal status of these prisoners who have been fighting their fellow citizens within the borders of their own country? do they have any rights or protection against mistreatment the cause we will you back the we don't well, you've got the thing william wayne met the whole p. i'm wrong allowed the label to send on that. and then also we just be waiting the most, hey my, they will come mind that me mounting my do be ma'am with the c i d a and we get the not give a and i'm a the so what about the loud but we to not the how is that? what all that are doing right now we need to we don't have the same time going model. so even though you come by the way de la, the one of my not to see may not be who made the man no, no, no, no no no, no, no, no no the or the vending? no nope. oh yes you guys gonna do my new mama night last night. i take i

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the main time of the match against chemist. 3:2.a's hockey players took the lead in the second period, hitting the opponent's goal twice. but at the end of this segment of the match , the novopolotsk team won back one goal, and at the beginning of the third twenty minutes they evened the score. the parity lasted less than 2 minutes; lida's victory was brought by an accurate throw from daniil sobko. gomel beat brest on its ice with a minimal score of 1:0. the only goal of the match was scored by the commissioner's lion in the first minute of the second period during the power play. the leaders at the moment look like this: vitebsk has one less for the miner, gomel and neman equal number of points, 46 points each. dvartsova-park ensembles. castles for which belarus is so famous, their rich decoration, the world, nesvish, the paskevich palace in gomel, the dwellers, the unique manor culture, preserved interiors of different eras and centuries, loshitsa, the vankovich house, much... made of wood, from time immemorial building materials

it will not be in time for the time they play the clippers tomorrow night. he got 5 for the choke hold. the optics of it were just, they were just bad. a spitting backs in is what we like to call it. [music] >> and can curry has the board. three gets tied up. he grabs him. he steps on him. that was intentional. with that right foot. oh, man. >> that will be a flagrant. >> that is a swipe across the face. >> i am going to guess they are going to get him for two. >> i think you are right coach. >> oh, buddy. he is polarizing, okay. but sara, this team is build with green as a vessel for the offense and the defense where he makes the play calls. each one of these missteps has come with an apology. we have seen this movie before. >> i was wrong for my actions that took place on wednesday and for that i have apologized to my team. i have apologized. >> it don't work, draymond will not be moved. i will continue to play the game like continue to play the game and operate how i operate. be exactly who i am because that leads to winning. i will always be there for my

when the time comes. also during the q&a, we have we're delighted to have c-span here with us today recording all of the so during i'll have two students with microphones. so if you have a question raise your hand. a student with a microphone come to you. and that way we can make certain that your question is we also have harpers ferry national historical park bookstore is here selling books. we have a book raffle. josh brooks is final grade depends on how many raffle tickets we sell. so just kidding. josh. as sun set over the cool spring battlefield on the night of july 18th, 1864, colonel joseph thorburn, who commanded union forces in combat that day he passed word all along the union line, which as you can see there inhat it hugged the western of the shenandoah. he passed word and down that line that it was time to withdraw under the cover of darkness and during that process of withdrawal, he ordered that as many ofounded soldiers possible be evacuated from the field when this finally reached 123rd ohi

reagan was the president of the time was the mall. and so, um, and uh, uh, because the media was all the f b. i was all involved as well. so eventually the release gave me the freedom to with us in the west. what are you doing? i'm doing the price right now, and then you make some more round. and then, then i'm going to make them into pancakes. you wrote the quote about your life. yes . how did you decide to right? oh, i was encouraged to buy my book. i never really want it to my story. and today, not one of the old, the friends said to me that most horrible people hope and the coverage in life. and that was the reason, really, i, you know, also my wife said well, because when we go to the dinner parties, people ask me about my life story. i was say, one thing you can all awesome christmas, i'll be the one getting really hard in the, in the day of or not. and the mirrors of the way you bought the book, people will stop crossing to get it and read the book. so you may know the poor before software site, some feelings in there. uh huh.

it will not be in time for the time they play the clippers tomorrow night.old. the optics of it were just, they were just bad. a spitting backs in is what we like to call it. [music] >> and can curry has the board. three gets tied up. he grabs him. he steps on him. that was intentional. with that right foot. oh, man. >> that will be a flagrant. >> that is a swipe across the face. >> i am going to guess they are going to get him for two. >> i think you are right coach. >> oh, buddy. he is polarizing, okay. but sara, this team is build with green as a vessel for the offense and the defense where he makes the play calls. each one of these missteps has come with an apology. we have seen this movie before. >> i was wrong for my actions that took place on wednesday and for that i have apologized to my team. i have apologized. >> it don't work, draymond will not be moved. i will continue to play the game like continue to play the game and operate how i operate. be exactly who i am because that leads to winning. i will always be there for my teammates that is who i

unprecedented the time. they are going to be because people will use them as a weapon to try to destroy people. you made headlines when you invited former president donald trump. you also made headlines saying you would consider the vice presidency. i know you do tick tock pretty frequently. have you talked with the former president about joining the ticket? >> we haven't talked about that topic. i was asked if i would consider it. it's such an unprecedented the time and if you were willing to be all in on doing everything that you can to protect the united states of america then you should start questioning whether you appreciate what the gift was that you were given. i meet people every day that tell me i'm not going to do that. that's too hard. and i would say that is how we ended up where we are today. about the very public divorce that we should point out between trump and pens that gives because as you make that consideration. >> yes because i have always been the boss. so for me and my personality, i'

at the same time. i'm really the adults at home is taking i'm not time to organize the clients with a new baby, only new note knows whether it will be a boy or a go. what is it? i don't want to know. i'll find out a threat and the false that on pull. the main concern is that it's healthy, but i can't wait 9 months without knowing it sex. it's too long. it's impossible for them to publish it. a new nose thinks he heard a cry. it's time to wake up the one and a half year old anyway. otherwise she one phone to sleep at night to revisit because it's a weekend, the only chance the new know just spend time with his family during the week. he works long hours and tries to juggle work and family life so much small. it's changed my life. i have less time for myself and that's leisure money because it takes up a lot of our time. i told them that i felt that we're lucky because we find easy to deal with a chevy. and if she's quite pleasant to live with, it's never been asked. it's quite tyrants. it's a table box

how much time do you expect to see the impact of the conference? in any case, the clean air law, which is now a very , very serious issue, and we are in the days when the issue of pollution is a very important issue, i think. considering that the time has passed , we should be able to do this very quickly, it seems to me that the topics that are raised in this topic are very important. it is not complicated and if there is a will to solve it, it should not take more than 6 months and it should not take longer than the so-called legislative process . yes, as a rule, it must have been performed in 1403. thank you very much, mr. sandaji. thank you for your presence in the program . hello , journalist. come with us, let's go to the glass hall of the broadcasting news agency, ms. azarfam, hello, good morning , mr. hosseini. greetings to you and the viewers of the khabar network, with an overview of today's news and events with you. here are the news and events that my colleagues in the specialized groups of the sed and sima news agency are obliged to co

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it all happened in the city of novaya usman; at the time of the emergency, no one left the house. in st. petersburg there is a gale and gusts up to 20 m/s. home christmas tree on the palace square barely survived. hamas is demanding that israeli troops be moved further away from residential areas. israeli authorities offered the militants to cease hostilities for a week in exchange for the return of 40 prisoners. the truce is being discussed through the mediation of egypt and qatar. in the meantime, israel is expanding the zone of ground operations, fighting is taking place in two cities on the west bank of the jordan. the idf launched a raid on the aida refugee camp to the north. tremors of magnitude 6.2 occurred on monday in the north-west of the country, affecting about 800 people. restoration work is underway on the ground, tens of thousands of houses and other buildings were destroyed or damaged, there is no water supply or electricity communications in the disaster zone, those left homeless were placed in quickly erected tent cities. in iceland , the intensity of the volcani

>> 5.55, the timing on the peninsula.sive eucalyptus trees on the northwest side of san bruno mountain park. they started this week-long florence street and mountain view drive and will continue that work today depending on the weather because there is rain in the forecast. according to county officials. this is to improve the ecosystems health and reduce the threat. so wildfire. it could very well rage out of control because those eucalyptus trees for their like matches. these are conducting a prescribed burn at a wild flower preserve. and this is at the sonoma valley regional park right along the cougar and black canyon creek trails. the burn is set to happen a daily until december 15th crews say this is all to protect trees and the community from future wildfires. officials are asking visitors in the area to keep their dogs on a leash. if they're going to be close by. we're going take a break here at 5.56. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news of teachers in oakland plan to hold a controversial. >> tea

tomorrow morning, the time frame at 3:00 a.m.an on rain for your monday morning commute through the first half of the day. then once we get to monday night, another source of shower will come in with that technicality and the center of the storm that will be drifting off to the north. a little circulation there. it's a lot more widespread and steady and it will stay that way through tuesday morning. by the time we get to tuesday afternoon, that phase of it will come to a close. tomorrow night into tuesday morning's commute will be the two more likely impressive time frames. then we get to the second system. we will come back to that in a second. just look at the rain from the first one. the one that will come through for monday in the morning and again in the evening, perhaps lingers a bit for tuesday. we will take this through tuesday afternoon, picking up an inch for the north bay. it will be an inch and a half. san jose, you will get .2 inches of rain. that's the first storm. but these are two separate systems. there's the end

the benefactor came to our country many times. he supports the demining process of ours territory, sent modern dna laboratories to ukrainian law enforcement officers and helped start a train for cooking food in the frontline areas. great britain will help ukraine to strengthen the military fleet and control in the black sea. this involves a ten-year security pact to be signed. in the coming weeks, the guardian reports. the memorandum also includes postwar security guarantees for kyiv, including the supply of weapons that will allow the armed forces to work together with nato troops. the royal navy is already training ukrainian specialists demining submarines. this training will help ukraine restore its sea lanes and prepare for naval operations. and tv channels. together with the public organization baza ua is collecting funds for atvs to transport the wounded and other needs of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade of the kholodny yar armed forces. overweight conditions , the ukrainian military chooses victory every day, not leavi

retirement age at the time. meaning most people still worked until they died. since and to think so. people are living longer healthy lives, which means they can work on the box. we become rich as societies, so we can afford to give people appear to pleasure at the end of their working life . but that means the purpose of pensions has changed. it's no longer a device, but leading out that would, it is a social invention for the binding adult. he is between working years and every time he is during the 20th century, more and more people began to enjoy life after work and industrialized economies. pensions became one of the cornerstones of the welfare state symbol of solidarity and the pillar of the social contract. now pay as you go, pension systems are the norm and the we cd, which is a club of rich countries with an average retirement age of $64.00 pay. as you go means today's workers are paying into the system was a portion of their income. at the same time. today's retirees are drawing out of it . the goals t

represent a 1st time the woman. and the idea coming from one's mother has a mother, has a mother about the origin and mother's mother this these images indicate that women in the olympic society enjoyed a special status. the default is most of cool. women represent, you know, certainly for tennessee, but also strength and political power on this has been this image would change laser of course, but it was stable for at least a few millennia. in neolithic times, it was an age with gender equality was the norm intimate. and didn't dominate women among the fall boys to me until the neolithic peoples also developed an interest in acquiring personal property, the elliptical on demand during the new electric period. people began to define themselves by the material goods. if i'm not saying they put in loss of time and effort into this process, yeah, it sounds after the side doesn't invest yet. and for the 1st time, they began to attach economic value to these goods in the highest and on that very became the basis for tray

at least three times in the official media.hree in the last 12 years, the state of the islamic republic and every time the same referendum that these people have heard about this time is new, which is different from the previous policies. of course , there is another image document. our statement about the palestinian issue is a logical and acceptable statement. it dates back to 1984. 3 years before the bbc persian tv started. those who own palestine, it is their historical land, history and geography testify to this. they should have an opinion . in a referendum in front of the eyes of the people of the world , determine the responsibility of the palestinian government the government will be a legitimate government. in that government , criminals who commit crimes in palestine must be punished. criminals must be punished in palestinian land in a government that is elected by the palestinians. the words that remind the expression of the words that the reporter of the persian language television refers to in the middle of the re

but there's a limit for all the time the next time i think the americans would move slowly but surely into a more assertive action. again, this is what i'm not saying that they're gonna come up with something to condemn an event under like, obviously 7 of the you on the chapter. but they will, and that's probably blocked any critique against is letting the security council maybe in a month to come. let's talk about what's happening on the ground right now. in guys that we're seeing. israel increase is troops on the ground intensified, intensified some operations. we were speaking to our correspondent earlier and needs ready ground operation, reportedly happening along the gaza egypt border of the buffer zone. there. we seen a gland operation in the south as well in con eunice and so on. what does that suggest to you about these really objectives, what they stated, what their objectives, in, at the beginning of this war at the beginning of this war? they seems to be a disconnect between what prominence and is now is telling these really public and what's actually happening on the groun

you can like to all of the people some of the time, but you can apply to all of the people all the time. and people across the world are starting, as i said to a week to this, this like an employee by the is radius. and the jews across the world as well. those sort of fuels to follow the genocide, the mindset of desire basically are finally coming out and they do have a voice. no, they do have a for this story to, for, for the most reach, which is social media and people supporting them come across the worth. nothing. my name finally. and this is what gave them strength of the collective conscious. as you said, that goes to work. that actually is helping them go up. and so you know that my name as well as human beings across the world are starving. but if the thing is based on humanity, i'm nothing else. but i also want to to point one thing is, which is i said, i'm sorry i have to jump in here. we've run out of time. absolutely fascinating, discussion and very humanistic. i must say, i want to think my guess in new york, around 2 and in bay roads. and of course i want to thank our view

no one was in the building at the time of the incident . at the time of the incident.rks and spencer's and john lewis are among major retailers who have opted to remain closed this boxing day. traditionally the day after christmas is one of the busiest shopping days of the high streets, with this year expected to be the biggest in five years, with pets at home and home bargains , as well as and home bargains, as well as other major supermarkets , aldi, other major supermarkets, aldi, iceland and the majority of waitrose stores will not open today. more than three quarters of people are expected to do the majority of their shopping onune majority of their shopping online instead , and you can get online instead, and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com. now it's back to dawn . thank you sophia and dawn. thank you sophia and happy boxing day . boxing day. >> merry christmas, whatever you're doing . it's a 26th of you're doing. it's a 26th of december and i hope you're having a lovely time. still i'm dawn neesom and i'll be with you

but we're all the time. so our position very clear against sanctions found isn't w position with the place that i gave me the machine is really is very curious. we receive from them, but the only thing in view um in the, in the national assembly for example, and the speeches all the time and on the floor as a visa, 4 bodies thing with one voice that cannot be divided. okay. how likely is it that to african countries, including zimbabwe, will cut ties with isabel festival? let's say that we have, we support totally highly appreciate any political was in even will through the was from any single country in the all to, to convince these image on the site and to show the, the, the, the fuse of these, the, the claims thing doesn't involve police and was the bank and the, our company centers and, and so what we see now with this i think is what he became isolated even beside the country, the country. and that the very relations i'm going to have definitely been confused because with the to the relation with his le

reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from tennessee is recognized. mr. cohen: thank you, sir. i am standing in lieu of the ranking member, mr. larson who can't be here and he asked me to do this as i'm the ranking member on the aviation subcommittee this bill came out of. i i was here earlier on a veterans bill and people think we don't work together but veterans issues and military issue is a place house republicans and democrats come together and we come together on transportation issues generally and in this time we most assuredly did and this was a overwhelmingly large majority passing the bill on the floor because of chairman graves' work and ranking member larson and mr. graves of louisiana. we've got a good bill. it protects the flying public and takes care of consumers who have left in the breach on the tarmac or left for hours with the plane not leaving and getting in late and giving them rights to get refund and compensation and water and all those

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the lease at least cleans all the time. the brush or the backs of days only that this fall through hell, the release of the both to just the front of these say the otherwise, but fairly say no. the hostages and the sofa, the resolved last week, was a tragic resolve to at least know a hostage release, although the forces that moving forward. so the problem is x is these via the examples, serious goals. and the use of that was already is the united states and the size, and then go is the same probably no, uh, okay, well come back to the talks in just a moment because indeed there is a discussion of the talks resuming. but under what terms, it's on clear yet, but you'll see let me come to you and ask you about your thoughts as to what's happening inside is around right now is really the stand. there's anger, as we seen in tel aviv after the killing of these 3 captives by these really military. how much more pressure does this put on prime minister netanyahu more than 70 days into this war? and is the country as united? and as

timing of the be had about the timing of the lockdown.ckdown lockdown. but i think lockdown policy on policy says certainly early on was know , was was the was the, you know, was was the right one and it was the one recommended by most by most by most science artists , but most science artists, but something which, of course, you know, the those still supporting boris, of course, are trying now to destroy the inquiry or certainly discredit it as some sort of legal , certainly discredit it as some sort of legal, largely certainly discredit it as some sort of legal , largely expensive sort of legal, largely expensive legal pantomime almost. >> i certainly don't have such an axe to grind, but when all this began, i remember being absolutely puzzled because when i had been in government, you would not generally implement a policy without a thing called qualifiers, which are qualifiers and kind of remember what they were. but what what it meant was you wanted to know how many lives would be saved and what was the value of their lives versus th

the history of democracy in russia goes back to ancient times. the national assembly of residents of the veche made decisions on all significant issues and played a key role in the formation of russian statehood. century , a new institution of class representation, cathedrals of all the earth, appeared. they ensured the legitimacy and continuity of power and established a new electorate. catherine ii included elements of election to solve a number of state problems. for the first time , the foundations of suffrage were laid in relation to cities and urban to the population. thanks to the reforms of alexander ii , zemstvos appeared in russia. the people were legitimized as a new source of power. the state duma became the country's first all-class legislative body. she was elected for 5 years. and took place by secret ballot, the adopted law turned out to be revolutionary for russia, voting rights were granted not only to men, but also to women. in 1936, universal, equal, direct elections were enshrined in the ussr constitution. it was in december

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the country, because then in order, and and the leader at the time felt that he needed to do that in order to get recognition, right, this was a country that had to fight a scotch, scorch earth war against this superpower, and they were enslaved africans with no weapons, right, um, and they were able to win, and so by the end of this, there's nothing left, on the ground. and they have to start but um from scratch, but no one would rec no other nation would recognize them right, for a long time, and so this president thought that maybe they go ahead and pay france that they would get the recognition so that you can have trade and so on and so forth, but then in paying that it just meant that it was yourishishing the country because you know it got so bad and then they had to get a loan from the the us to pay off the french, and so they didn't finish paying that till very recent. right, so you can see what this means in terms of paying debt for your own freedom, right? the paying the european, paying your former and slavers um money um, because you dare be free. the us is is is very um

look at the timing there. and it's supposed to be conceal blood on board some vessel he had on a coat and a leather jockey cap, but is suspected to have furnished himself with seaman's clothes. all masters of vessels and others cautioned against carrying him off. and if any person will give information, he may be found, they shall receive £5 old tenner reward. i want to point some things out and how to read these types of advertisements. one thing i think that's interesting is reverend the good reverend wells said talks about a -- fellow named moses was only seen sound peculiar about this. what would what is his name. tell you a little bit about the circumstances of his enslavement and also something that be a little ironic in, the reverend's choice of his name. let others to freedom. right. okay. so he's a he's invoking this biblical character moses who literally a slave, who then led others to freedom. right. so obviously the reverend must have. well, this will be an interesting and ironic to name this perso

and so one of the basically the first time it was used, it was still called smart checker at the timewas at the deplorable in washington, d.c., which was event around trump's inauguration to kind of celebrate all the work that people had done to help get him elected. and they want to make sure they didn't have anybody from, the far left coming in. they didn't want any antifa people there. and so apparently they kind of searched the people who bought tickets and they claimed that they identified two people who were affiliated with the anti-fascist coalition in d.c. and made sure that they didn't get tickets and i found out about that because they used that use case when they were pitching technology to the hungarian government as a border control technology. and they said, you know, we we've actually they they claimed in this presentation that they had find tuned their product, identify people with george soros and the open society foundation who are kind of pushing for democratic reforms in hungary. and they said here this would be a great tool for keeping them out. and so just in, i

and so one of the basically the first time it was used, it was still called smart checker at the timewas at the deplorable in washington, d.c., which was event around trump's inauguration to kind of celebrate all the work that people had done to help get him elected. and they want to make sure they didn't have anybody from, the far left coming in. they didn't want any antifa people there. and so apparently they kind of searched the people who bought tickets and they claimed that they identified two people who were affiliated with the anti-fascist coalition in d.c. and made sure that they didn't get tickets and i found out about that because they used that use case when they were pitching technology to the hungarian government as a border control technology. and they said, you know, we we've actually they they claimed in this presentation that they had find tuned their product, identify people with george soros and the open society foundation who are kind of pushing for democratic reforms in hungary. and they said here this would be a great tool for keeping them out. and so just in, i

large stage of the palace of the republic will launch the new year's time machine 36 times, the sameber of screenings of the children's musical in the playbill. first starts in catholic weekend. today, hundreds of artists are resting so that tomorrow they can create a fairy tale again. the organizers note that several sessions have been canceled due to technical issues. this is a show at 11am on december 28th with all performances on january 5th. today , visitors can exchange tickets for another conveniently. time at the palace box office. for the first time we will see a complex action, it will not be full of interactions, and new decorations will appear. the most important question is that our belarusian modern heroes will appear, something that has never happened before, and this is actually a huge plus. for the first time we will see not only crowd scenes, but we will see them in a certain collaboration with the interpretation of new belarusian heroes, and that too. in essence, for the first time, new musical compositions will be heard, which have never been heard before; they wi

in another letter around the same time.ick reiterates his pride in her career quote i am proud that you're smart enough to hold out a top-notch job and you are so attracted everyone turns around when i go by with you. his wife's combination of brains and beauty was something he admired and loved showing it off to other people. dick urged his wife to treat herself not be too austere with their finances. in another letter noted state but from the same. he says quote dear one i have nothing to spend money oni her. i want you to make up for me there get good dinners. see lots of shows, buy nice clothes, have your hair fixed and anything else you want or need. now pat was so thrifty and careful with her money she could barely bring herself to do any of that. she would occasionally go out but she made most of her close herself. she was an excellent seamstress and always very stylish too. dick was always urging her to spend money on herself. now, about three months after the departure for the south pacific he wrote another letter

time, but all the time to the fact that there is no chance anyway, it 's time to freeze, and we knowhe two sides in this war needs a freeze of the conflict at the moment, by the way, when we talk about the search for snipers, let's start with the question, the search for snipers, actually for what, for some reason, we are now in a bad mood, in particular, with the submission of all these shusterovs, i do not mean savik, but simon, with the submission of the washington post, and so on, something has generally gone wrong with us, that oh, some here's the defeat, everything went wrong, i'm very sorry, let's also remember that we are not goldfish and look a little wider in retrospect. in fact, less than two years have passed since the moment when all our allies and our enemies, and let's be honest, more than half of ukrainians, were absolutely convinced that if russia came, then for occupies the entire territory of ukraine for two or three weeks. there were divergent assessments as to how actively we would put up partisan resistance. not even two years have passed. and currently. the sec