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in the third round of the australian open, djokovic will face argentine grand slam champion thomas martine hero of the meeting sam enos, who scored three goals, young belarusians daniil libsky and daniil satishvili also scored. the winning streak amounted to two matches. well, today the teams met again, the result confrontations within the khl regular season match on your screens. let me note that... now dynamo faces a long, difficult away series. the belarusians will alternately meet with dynamo moscow, st. petersburg sc, cska moscow and yaroslavl lokomotiv. in the western conference, minsk is still in eighth position. yegor sharongovich brought calgary victory in the nhl regular season match against arizona. the outcome of the fight was decided by the belarusian's accurate throw in overtham. washington by alexey protas, past at night i also celebrated the victory, but our compatriot did not score any effective points. will continue the theme of alexandra. the final minute of overtime in the calgary-arizona match. the coyoti will play in the minority in the thoughts of the guests to reac

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djokovic will face thomas martin etchevarry in the third round. cani can i be satisfied?with a win. with my tennis, not so much. as i said, it is normal to go through this kind of period or circumstances. wejust to go through this kind of period or circumstances. we just have to embrace it and try to accept what it is and build from there. as the tournament progresses, hopefully things will go in a positive direction in terms of how i feel and play. meanwhile, there were some big shocks in the women's singles. 16—year—old rising star mirra andreeva beat the three—time grand slam finalist ons jabeur to cruise into the third round. andreeva, who lost the girls singles title in melbourne last year, took just 54 minutes to beat the world number six, 6—0, 6—2. it's the first time that andreeva has beaten a player in the top 10 and she will face france's dianne parry in the third round. of course i'm happy i played with ons. it was one of my dreams to play against her because i really like the way she plays and, as i said before, i'm inspired by her and so it means a lot. today

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the world number one is up by two sets to love against thomas martin etch vary. >>> threes acclaimedists will perform at the super bowl pregame show. ♪ >> country music hall of famer reba mcentire, post malone and andre day will take to the page before super bowl lviii kicks off in las vegas february 11th. mcintyre will sing the u.s. national anthem, malone will perform "america the beautiful" and day will perform "lift every voice and sing." usher headlines the halftime show. the pregame and halftime shows will feature american sign language performance, too. >>> and we have liftoff. >> five, four, three, two, one. ign ignition. engine full power and liftoff. >> just hours ago spacex launched its falcon 9 rocket from nasa's kennedy space center, a mission organized by the private space company axiom space that looks like a mini united nations. four astronauts are on board including the first turkish citizen visit to outer space on a ticket paid for by his government. also an italian astronaut and speedish test pilot and american who has spanish citizenship is the mission commander.

djokovic will face thomas martin etchevarry in the third round.can be i can be satisfied of the wind, not so much the tennis, but it is normal to go through this kind of. 0r circumstances and you just have to embrace it and try to accept what it is and build from there. as the tournament progresses hopefully things will go in a positive direction in terms of how i feel and play. meanwhile, there were some big shocks in the women's singles. 16—year—old rising star mirra andreeva beat the three—time grand slam finalist 0ns jabeur to cruise into the third round. andreeva, who lost the girls singles title in melbourne last year, took just 5a minutes to crush her idol, the world number six, 6—0, 6—2. it's the first time that andreeva has beaten a player in the top 10 and she will face france's dianne parry in the third round. i don't think i achieved something incredible so i have still time to do that so sometimes when i'm lying in bed i can overthink a little bit, but the next morning i am totally fine. i am 16, why do i have to think about the ranki

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he's beaten the thomas martine and chevrolet of origin, tina and he says wrong match, ideal stream open. well, number one, winning, he's 100. as much as noble. i'm talking straight set. talk of it just targeting 1110, pacific 3 is a great match. i think, you know, the best performance i had this during this tournament and obviously, uh, and i'm pleased with the way i played that throughout the entire match, particularly the 1st 2 sets. as you said, you know, he set that up. i think he raised his level of tennis probably from one or 2 levels . in the 3rd set, we went total in a tight break. i just, you know, i guess i found the right shots, 16 year old mirror on the boat pulled off a great escape and has said round that to the russian. it was 51 down. and the deciding said again fond suzan. hi. but we'll cover to win the match in a tie break diva is making her 1st appearance at this tournament. succeed silver in the previous and those are useful for me and due back to the home. thanks so much sun. well that is all this news. how, but i'll be back in just a moment with much more of the da

the 3 time grand slam champion was out played by associates cedars, thomas martine at 2 very, not really using in straight sets. 646262. it's only the 2nd time in 16 years that maria fails to get population around. that is yeah, there's definitely a possibility that would be less than that player. probably because of the match one and everything. right? while you're playing the match, you know, you obviously try to, you know, control like your emotions focused on the points and everything. and then when you like one point away from the end, the site can't believe isn't over like so quickly. unlike this. fancy to it that out in medford as didn't make a good start to his opening match, he lost his asset to qualifies parents, outland. to time australia and i put a runner up and one the next 2 sets to lead before method as a french opponent retired and the full set with crump. a shock in the women's door was well now the 96, diana? yes, trends good knocking at wimbledon? champion, all kinds of them. dry supply in the evening. round. yeah, sounds good. so under an hour to beat the 7 seat in s

um to thomas martin etcheverry six four, six two, six two.ink probably, but that's just happened. >> he'll certainly be >> well he'll certainly be feeling this monday. >> well he'll certainly be feeling this monday . are feeling blue on this monday. are you feeling blue? apparently it's depressing it's the most depressing day of the for blue monday. but the year for blue monday. but we're asking this morning whether or not giving it a name. i'm talking about it in this way. it better or worse or bluer. >> um, james burke is a motivational speaker and ellen mccrystal is a clinical psycho therapist at james, you, first of all, do you feel a bit down today or do you think you're expected to feel down today . expected to feel down today. >> eamonn i feel great. i'm here with you, so i'm blessed to be having a great day. but these labels and triggers , they're labels and triggers, they're everywhere, right? we have labels and triggers that set us off. no matter what we're doing, we saw a good example of that a couple ago. christmas couple of weeks

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thomas of martin and today of argentina and his said around a match, i feel staying open. well, number one, winning his 100 match up, melvin talk in straight sets deal. so this is targeting another sensitivity is a great match. i think, you know, the best performance i had this during this tournament and obviously, uh, and i'm pleased with the way i played that throughout the entire match, particularly the 1st 2 sets. as you said, you know, he set that up. i think he raised his level of tennis probably from one or 2 levels . in the 3rd set we went total in a tight break. i just, you know, i guess i found the right shots 16 year old mirror on 3 of pulled off a great escape and has drawn that the russian was 51 down, the deciding says, guess sconces, iron pipe size will cover to end the match and the tie break, and vba is making her 1st appearance at this tournament. she beat 6 feet on silver and the previous and australia have wrapped up a comfortable when against the west indies and the 1st test of that series. it was one moment this concern for the home team and as relate

thomas at martin it's very of argentina is the wrong that i feel standing open. well, number one, winning his 100 us match up. melvin aka straight set, which is targeting 11th championships. 63 is a great match. i think, you know, the best performance i had this during this tournament and obviously, uh, and i'm pleased with the way i played at throughout the entire match, particularly the 1st 2 sets. as you said, you know, he stepped it up. i think he raised his level of tennis probably for one or 2 levels. in the 3rd set we went total into type break. i just, you know, i guess the found the right shots 15 year old mirror, i'm the val pulled off a great escape and her federal match. the russian was $51.00 down, and the deciding says against losses and 5, but recovered to win the match and a tie break. and vba is making her 1st appearance. at this tournament, she beat succeed in silver and the previous phone. and that's what useful for me, we'll have the latest one. the i took a couple of nations and the asian cups, but for now it's back clinic. so i will look for

sowell, some martin luther king, and even some malcolm x.and i didn't want to ask that. i wanted to put it down and have it be my own independent kind of review of his opinions and same thing about the people. the title people's justice comes not only because he's honoring the will of the people when he honors the words of the law. but because of often he cares about notes for the very people in case. and i'm curious if he intends to do that or it's just a product of his own work or it's something he's doing without thinking about. and i didn't get to ask him i hope to someday ask him all those questions. i hope get that chance to judge to parts been a great pleasure speaking with i'd encourage listeners to pick up a copy of the book no matter what you think about justice thomas or originalism the people's justice think has something to say for both supporters. and critics of of this line of thought and it's told in a really gripping, engaging way. thank you, judge pa, for your work on this book and for being here. thank you very much having

thomas martin etcheverry you we're now etcheverry you know, we're now getting now getting getting him knocked players knocked out by players that unless real tennis unless you're a real tennis expert don't know who expert, we don't really know who they are. >> he it was over much too >> he said. it was over much too quickly and he walked off the court with the worst feeling like should the like he should have got the crowd behind regret sets. crowd behind like regret sets. yeah, a player wants yeah, nothing a player wants less walk the court less than to walk off the court feeling regret. >> what you do? is it see >> and what do you do? is it see the best of dealing with it the best way of dealing with it would walk out at the top would be to walk out at the top and be able to walk away, but when that's your life and that's what doing since you what you've been doing since you were a small boy, and you still what you've been doing since you were the nall boy, and you still what you've been doing since you were the heart oy, and you still what you've been doing since you were the heart

junior michael thomas is live in the news with a preview of some of those events.rning, michael. good morning, everyone. >> that's right. these events are happening all day across the bay area and really to help commemorate and honor the life and work of doctor martin luther king junior and the role he played during the american civil rights movement. take a look at your screen. you know, many of these events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and they started 8 o'clock this morning with its annual breakfast in special guest, former san francisco mayor willie brown will be there after the breakfast. the group will be heading over to the annual march and that starts at 11:00am outside caltrain station in san francisco on 4th in king street at that time. mayor london breed is expected to be there. now caltrans is offering free rides to the march with its celebration trained that begins in san jose at 9.30 this morning making its way all the way up the peninsula to the march. that march is set to end at noon at yerba buena gardens. a

. >> well, happening today, multiple organizations now hosting events to honor the life of doctor martin luther king junior kron four's michael thomas. >> live in the newsroom with a preview of what's happened glad michael is not raining today >> good morning, everyone. yes, good news in these events really are happening across the bay area and it's all to help commemorate and honor the life and work of doctor martin luther king junior and the role he played during the american civil rights movement. now on your screen, are some of these events. many are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation starting at 8 o'clock this morning, it will host its annual breakfast with special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown. after that breakfast takes place, the group will then head over to the annual march that begins at 11 o'clock right outside caltrain station in san francisco off 4th and king streets with mayor london breed there as well. now caltrans is offering free rides to the march with its celebration trained that begins in san jose at 9.30 this morning

michael thomas gives us a look from the newsroom that some of the events that are going to be happening today. michael. hi, good morning, everyone. >> these events are happening all day really across the bay area and it's all to help commemorate and honor the life and work of doctor martin luther king junior and the role he played during the american civil rights movement. now, many of these events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and they started off the morning at 8 o'clock with its annual breakfast and they had special guest speaker san francisco, former mayor willie brown. after that breakfast there in the process of heading over to the annual march that's set to begin in the next hour at 11 o'clock right outside caltrain station in san francisco. it's right of quarters of 4th and king streets at that time. mayor london breed is also expected to be there. now caltrain is offering free rides to the march with its celebration train that started over in san jose this morning at 9.30, it's currently making its way up the peninsula to that march march

king didn't do it in crawford's michael thomas following all of that from our newsroom this morning. it's got a preview. good morning, michael. >> hi, good morning, everyone. that's right. there are a lot of events happening really all across the bay area and all day long commemorate and honor the life and work of doctor martin luther king junior and the role he played during the american civil rights movement. the many events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and the first event is actually happening right now. it's an annual breakfast with special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown in attendance followed by this. the group will then head over to the annual march that's set to begin at 11 o'clock this morning. right outside caltrain station in san francisco off a 4th and king streets with mayor london breed expected to be there as well. caltrans is offering free rides to the march and it's starting at celebration train down in san jose at 9.30 this morning. it will then make its way up the peninsula to the march, which is set to end

a chrome was michael thomas. >> live in the newsroom with a preview of what you can go to today morning, michael. hi, good morning, everyone. there are a lot of events happening really all day and all across the bay area to help commemorate and honor the life and work of doctor martin luther king junior and the role he played during the american civil rights movement. >> that many of these events are being hosted by the northern california mlk community foundation. and it's kicking off today with its annual breakfast, starting at 8 o'clock this morning. and as having special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown in attendance followed by this. the group will then head to its annual march. that's set to begin at 11 o'clock this morning. right outside caltrain station in san francisco on 4th and king streets at that point there. london breed will also be in attendance in caltrans is offering free rides to the march. it starting its celebration, trained down in san jose at 9.30 this morning. then it will make its way up the peninsula. that march is set to end at noon at your be

and the weather is perfect for it. >> michael thomas live in the newsroom with a preview of those events across the bay area morning, michael. hi, good morning. that's right. great weather. and there's a lot of events happening not only, you know, in san francisco but across the bay area to help commemorate and honor. >> the life and work of doctor martin luther king junior and the role he played during the american civil rights movement that many of the events are being hosted by northern california mlk community foundation. and the first one is actually already kicked off this morning at 8 o'clock with its annual breakfast. they're having special guest and former san francisco mayor willie brown. now after the breakfast is over at around 11 o'clock or so, the grtup is going to head over to the march and it's right outside caltrain station in san francisco on 4th and king streets with mayor london breed expected to be there as well. caltrain is offering free rides to the march with that celebration training beginning over in san jose in about 20 minutes at 9.30, and then it will make it

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basically, his message to you is, you are a curmudgeon, just like, for example, thomas malthus in thet see the transformative effect that technology would have on food production, you cannot see the ways in which the human spirit of innovation and development will allow us to live longer and benefit from that rather than sufferfrom it. john is an excellent philosopher based in sunny california and he likes to contrast his sunny california optimism with my english melancholy... curmudgeon, he calls you. curmudgeon, exactly, but i think we need to be cautious and we need to look at the possible downsides. broadly speaking, i am incredibly excited by new technologies, life extension technologies and lots of others, but my mission and that of the new institute we founded, is to make these transformations go well and we only do that by thinking also about how these technologies, including life extension, can go wrong and what we need to do to make them go well. you say you are broadly and in principle excited. you do not come across as excited, you come across as deeply concerned. you talk

mattie meeting the texas question, and mattie refers to martin van buren. in this caricature, the woman portraying texas is being carried on a platform, a party platform, if you will, hoisted by thomas hart benton on the left, and john c calhoun on the right. if you look at the lithograph, you can see that texas is grotesque. the inevitable has come to pass and she is no longer a beautiful young bride. the wreath of flowers that adorned her hair has dried up and resembles a nest of snakes on medusa's head. her face is weathered and ugly. worse, though, she still wears the dress around her waist. she now bears two misshapen breasts, a sight that causes martin van buren to shriek, take any other shape with that and my firm nerve shall never tremble. to add to the negative image of texas, the female monster is shown clutching a dagger in her right hand that is aimed at the heart of democracy, as well as shackles for enslaved people in her left, and clearly indicates the the sectional aspect, the slavery aspect of texas annexation that was beginning to make the

in your latest book you debate with al latest book you debate with a us philosopherjohn martin fisherhat it could achieve. you are much more sceptical. basically, his message to you is, you are a commander in, just like thomas malthus in the 18th century who could not see the effect technology would have on food technology, you cannot see the way in which the human spirit of innovation and development will allow us to live longer and benefit from that rather than suffer from it.- and benefit from that rather than suffer from it. john is an excellent _ than suffer from it. john is an excellent philosopher - than suffer from it. john is an excellent philosopher based i than suffer from it. john is an | excellent philosopher based in sunny california and he likes to contrast his optimism with my english melancholy but i think we need to be cautious and we need to look at the possible downside. broadly speaking, iam incredibly excited by new technology, life extension and lots of others but my mission and that of the new in situ we found it is to make these go well and we only do that by

. >> and how extraordinary that martin luther king, jr. of black men and women. and he did it again in 1963. jon meacham, thank you so much. eugene, stay with us. >>> today in davos, switzerland is pitching its peace plan. let's go live to keir simmons. we come at a time where right now you have the ukrainian leader pitching a peace plan at the time where putin is quietly telling people around him he too would not mind moving toward peace. while he's not announcing it publicly, he too is ready for this war of attrition to come to an end. >> reporter: i think president putin is ready to talk. i think the issue is he's not ready to compromise. it's cold here in davos, joe. we're in a u.s. presidential election year. it is focusing minds here and steering some of the geopolitical conversations, except apparently for the ukrainians. there is a congressional delegation here, at least some of whom come with a message to ukraine, you will get the money, but we also need to talk about how we get to the end of this. that is not a message the ukrain

, i meant, of course, the political philosopher quoted by frederick douglass and martin luther king.ople with that one. but orban is deeply illiberal. he praises orban. orban runs people out of his country. political opponents, networks, people who own networks. this is trump's model, except it looks like it is going to be even worse. >> yeah, when you think about 2016 and 2017 when donald trump was sworn in, he was learning the game. he was learning about washington. i think in some ways, he felt responsibility or he was being told about the people he had to put in place. that's how you got general kelly and general milley and all these people who had been there, who understood what was right for the country. we didn't like everything they did while they were there, but at least they did put the country first in the end. even mike pence did that on january 6th. that's over. that's gone. i mean, if donald trump is elected again, he's just putting in the loyalists. he's just putting in the people who will do exactly what he tells them to do, even if it means crossing the line. gene, y