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

times squarere. us. >>> the quarterback of the denver broncos said the team told hum to rework his contract or he would be benched. now he's not playing the rest of the season. andy scholes joins me. what's going on? what a bizarre situation. >> imagine this. the broncos have beaten the chiefs for the first time since 2015. looked like they were turning their season around. the team went to russell wilson and said if you don't change your contract, we're going to have to bench you. wilson's $242 million contract extension starts next year. they owe him $39 million whether hes on the the team on not. the issue was an injury clause to give him another $37 million if he could not pass a physical in march. the broncos wanted to chapg that. wilson said no. and that's why he's now benched. the team appears to be moving on from him after this season. despite all the money owed. he addressed the situation saying it's not what he wanted. >> they definitely told me i was going to be benched. i didn't know what

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

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you are, well , roland bykov made you, i believed that i was talented, i lost faith in this a long time, but it doesn’t matter, the important thing is that i was an event of such temperature, and there we were supposed to be fired upon and leveled with the earth, i say that it’s you who is wrong, in my opinion, and he was so animated that semyon, are you out of your mind, are you teaching me or what? i say, well , you and i studied with the same teachers, and we studied with bebikov and pozho together at different times, naturally, so he says, well, that’s how chicken eggs teach. wait, pause, i need to talk to him, but for some reason this didn’t deter me, that’s what i’m saying, because before that i was always some kind of ambitious, i went to train as a director in order to prove that i’m not shady and so on, so all the time i was at the level of fighting with someone, fighting for a picture, especially since in the nineties films were made only with criminal money, there was no way to get there, and well , in the sense that... it was necessary you have to mold yourself from a comple

thank you for your time on bbc news. see you at that same time tomorrow, bye—bye.ffordshire, as captured by one of our weather watchers. but looking very different again tomorrow — it's all change, back to long spells of rain, particularly through the morning, strong, gusty winds, and blustery heavy showers throughout the afternoon for many of us — all courtesy of another area of low pressure that will be swinging its way in from the southwest, pushing northwards and eastwards through tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will bring some heavy downpours of rain across northern ireland, particularly counties down in armagh. as we go through the overnight period, that rain sweeping across wales and england towards southern scotland, northeast england by the time we get into tuesday morning itself. a brief frost towards eastern counties, but temperatures will rise again with the approaching cloud and the rain — and this is how we'll start off tuesday morning, so temperatures well above freezing. strong, gusty winds towards irish sea coast and down through the channel,

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at this time. it's no longer there, but at the time it has a gun it has skull. i mean, people sending some very interesting things through the mail at the time. so they decided to do something with that and turn it into a museum. so he wants to capitalize on this idea of visitors to the museum. and he will do that. so he will them posted to panels 36 on a panel. each board had 36 images and they are four rows of nine each. and you can see they are each posted on the panels with brass clips on the top and the bottom and they each ll have a red numeral on the bottom. so the red numeral is an identification number number. when a familiar face people would come in and see th the board. can yoine walking into a room with 5000 of these men staring you and that's that's the army right there looking at you. and i think. it is the power of these portraits makes it impossible. these dead letter office clerks and the postmaster and the everybody involved in this effort to to just destroy these images. they want get them to their intended recipients. i call these on these i

before your time concludes. then you'll be muted once your time is up. anyone who speaks during a public comment period at today's meeting can send a summary of the comments to be included in the minutes of its 150 words or less. doordash info gevorg. since there's no in-person public comment, do we have any remote public comment. seeing no hands, we have no public comment on this item. public comment is now closed. i am now calling agenda item number ten. this meeting is adjourned. to meet you. got through it. 30. [music] right here. then put it and pull it. [music] it is an important part of the work that mission cultural center for well tino arts does. steb in the 1977. as part of the graphic's department. >> mission graphica created block print. cut, screen printing, t-shirts to support social causes. and also the studio inhabited emerging and established artists from all over the world. [music] so the name of this exhibit this is installed at the hall is public voice. and the exhibition is in partnership with mission cultural center and archives. [m

time forward. today, many still remember the screensaver of the main news program of the once huge country of the soviet union. the suite, written in the mid-sixties by composer georgy sviridov under the same name, later became not only its symbol, but also a kind of brand of soviet television. exactly from her. the evening program “time” began, which they were waiting for; from the messages they learned the latest news about the situation in the country and the world. it was back in 1971 that a very important message for the republic and the workers of the polotsk oil refinery was heard in the “time” program. for the achievements in production activities, his team was awarded the order of the red banner of labor. the award of a high award brought an end to the most difficult and responsible period not only for the plant workers. belarus confidently declared itself as a large industrial region of the ussr, where construction projects are successfully operating. here's how construction began in repu

at this point it doesn't matter if they cut six times or three times. what may matter is when you start cutting. >> them cut because they cannot because they have to. >> and that's been my narrative, right? if they cut because the economy is in a tailspin -- >> well, all bets are off for the market. >> the recession question, there will be moments in the market going into first quarter earnings, and i thought about this a lot, why isn't the market trading down? the last couple of months it moved up. i think that you can't discount the fact we've had free money for 15 years, a whole new investor class that pays no attention to volatility. doesn't get scared. >> last year was a lousy year. what do you mean? they were shocked by the fact they thought stocks only went up until they found out they didn't. >> but then we take a look at the stocks that got hit the hardest. where we are on meta, meta is at a new high but it's relatively -- it's not a huge new high from where we were. trading in the 330s a couple years ago. it's come back. my point is, i don't k

>> timing's right.ssume the money is right >> we sprinkled disney magic, i came from disney, we are led by the consumer technology with the amazing subscription service. the question is how do we scale and get bigger? sports is consolidating. there islet lots of competition. we always looked up to team snap. team snap was the industry leader, the first mover, 25 million registered users, 2 million daily active users. we thought the fastest way to get into the most families' hands was to ride with team snap where one plus one can equal four and we can put our consumer technology and subscription tools, and streaming, any family can stream a game, never miss a minute, get all the highlights, that's coming soon with team snap. >> doesn't have to be on espn 8. the idea with team snap is let's say you're out there and you run a travel little league team, right? and you have a local team, kids try out, they make the team, they go on team snap, they sign up as a league, as a team, as a player, as a parent, and

a year aspen mountain, well , from time to time, vladimir, having received the documents, you will gorstood you, what do you think, of course. but now are you ready to change your life for the sake of your children, for your own sake? yes, i’m ready, maria, what needs to be done first to help vladimir restore his documents? it is necessary to apply for restoration of citizenship. at the same time, you need to collect as much evidence as possible and make inquiries. what needs to be done first in order for vladimir to become a citizen of russia. he needs to apply to the migration service. and to the statement there is a non-exhaustive a list of documents that need to be collected , you need to look at which list they have already applied to, see what is from this list that you can get on your own, a number of documents can be obtained on your own through lawyer requests, for example, the legislative office, what you can get on your own , what cannot be obtained on our own, we go to court, but here they will have to go through: establishing family relationships and transfer will help wi

in an unprecedented times at the moment and a difficult time, but also a time of change as you, as you have you seen in the media, there's a lot of negative perceptions that go hand in hand with us as black people and black people as a culture. how did you take to seeing those incidents, the dog situation that happened? so that one kind of annoyed that form of like being like why should be in this, it doesn't really make sense. and then to have enjoyed fluids, which and kind of this stuff on the back of that. please please call the cops. please call scott, i'm the american that button my life. please tell them whatever you like. they be combined and then they just kind of escalated each other so much more than they should have. yeah, and i think they like everything was coming together. so if we can, and then being and look down as well, maybe even less because you can pull the people. what about that? like you normally would now ratford. so we can't do anything about seem comfortable about that face to face and very hard. pre fix skins and we'll say i'm very resilient but we only supp

you talk about leaving for the first time. you talk about telling somebody for the first time. you say, no, i'm going to go join this student group anyway. i know you don't like it. i'm going anyway. whatever that step is to try to assert a little bit of freedom and autonomy in your life. sometimes it's that moment that it makes the biggest that sort of risk environment come alive. and that's why a lot of times people think it's like, oh, just decide to leave. why don't you just leave? why keep living with this person? why stay with this person? nothing is that simple. ever. >> so if control is a possible manifestation of something that could lead to violence, right? but at the same time, you fear triggering something. if you see that control and you want to break free, how does one deal with that? do they go for help? where do they go? what do you suggest? yeah i suggest that people kind of do two things. >> one, trust their own knowledge. two, you know, there are there are survivors of domestic violence in every single conversation, every audience, every workplace, every ever

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

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

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

past to the future and back several times a day.this there is confusion and funny things happen, but there are also advantages. gennady kartelev will tell you: children 6:40, get dressed, go out, go to school. tatyana raised her sons for 2 hours before the start of classes, although they have a 10-minute drive to school. the fact is that residents of yadren live according to the so-called amur time, and irradiated people live according to khabarovsk time, and the difference of one hour must be taken into account constantly. we left the house at 6:50 at... here the time is already 8:55, here everyone has several watches with them, their wristwatches show one time, the phone shows another, local and neighbors. local residents cannot say exactly where time changes; they are accustomed to believing that somewhere in the middle between populated areas there is some kind of a portal between the past and the future. the village of yadreno and the city of oblucha, although located only 2 km from each other, are actually located in different

gold standard which was not as timely a times we were still reporting. again it was slower. we made a lot of improvements and thank you congress for those resources. we can almost get real-time and that gold standard data. that is what we are using. we are able to sunset those datasets that you are preferring to so we are in a better place with timeliness and accuracy of the mortality. we are still looking at a million adults who lost their lives and 1700 kids who lost their lives to cope it. we had to keep those tools at our disposal. >> you talked earlier, i was going to ask you about what's going on in china now. your assessment from what you know if it's not a novel virus quick >> correct. we have been in close touch with their counterparts in china and that information has been collaborated with other counterparts across u.s. government but also her european union partners so we feel confident. santa gets an institution with the world health organization. this is my assessment of it when coker broke out in china and sharing information so the rest o

time is number 25 on the list. so his extraordinary service waldheim received a higher will and from croatia is notorious not to publish the government. the king is one email metal and silver and gold clips for service on the enemy file. the bottom line is it's this of that kind of metal. somebody's correlation and jim, and also this is only a wanted to someone to really thumbs and deserves it. in costa, in june and july 1942. that was code full time, a german secret document from june. the 2nd order is to general spells with both new combat group from colonel shinkel, the general quote, to most of the very most general stuff. come on for sub you instructed styles headquarters to quote, reach agreement with the croatian government concerning the deportation of prison. most acc, relation, camps, and elsewhere, anticipated arrival, dates and numbers, ought to be reported by phone before each transport leaves for the quote and most of branch of the general come up for sylvia. now let's see what happened to those 68000

to time with projects in advance at the last minute on the belarus tv channel 24.belarus opened a criminal case under the article of crimes against the safety of humanity. previously, criminal cases were opened against their comrades from poland and lithuania, although these countries participated in disturbing the peace in the middle east and are in no hurry to admit refugees. maybe it's different? the confrontation between the west and russia, which began during the cold war , has unexpectedly continued in our days. in their attempt not to be like the russians , representatives of the so-called civilized world have reached a new level. now it’s not enough for them that they have democracy. they came up with european ones as a counterbalance to slavic values, family and marriage. they demand. to comply with new standards, in case of disobedience, removal of children, the west has come to the point that it destroys itself from the inside. the author's project of ksenia lebedeva is different. watch new episodes on the tv channel belarus 24. anna, now you are still c

here the whole place feels the same atmosphere and for a long time.ravel with belarus 24. away from the bustle of the city. "here are your roots , your strength, go forward to come to yourself, slow down to enjoy the moment, the elements will tell you the direction. every step is unity with nature, wild, ancient, your own. yelnya. belarus is inspiring. in 2023 , a new historical maximum in volume is expected goods between belarus and russia. this was stated by the minister of foreign affairs of belarus sergei aleynik at a joint meeting and the board of foreign affairs agencies of belarus of russia. the foreign minister of belarus emphasized that in under conditions of ongoing unprecedented external pressure, belarus and russia continued to strengthen their alliance and strategic partnership, ensuring increased dynamics of bilateral interaction. in 2024, gomselmash will focus production on the production of more complex energy-intensive machines. this is stated by the management of the holding. this year there is a good result in investments in fixed a

it's the first time in a long time that we've come out on boxing day shopping.mosphere because it brings a lot of people out, the busyness of being in the city. that�*s why i like the experience of that. we're going to buy a few things in the sales. the shops are so busy, we can hardly get in, to be honest with you. i thought it was going to be more | sales, more staff, but it's less. i so i'm kind of a bit disappointed. it�*s just tradition, isn�*t it? yeah. ever since i was a kid, my dad would bring me out and go around the shops. boxing day itself used to be a huge sales event, but discount extravaganzas such as black friday have robbed it of some of its impact. marks & spencer, next and john lewis all chose to remain closed today, yet boxing day is just the start. there�*s still plenty of time for people to think about going shopping before new year. retailers need shoppers to come out in force this week. it�*s a vital time of year for them, but the big question is with the cost of living still high and bills to pay, do consumers still have enough money to s

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we've heard that time and time and time again. they say they have the facts and figures to back it up. >> they say it. >> i always wondered who they are. >> who is the they, yeah. >> that stat, 100%, cannot be true. because there's millions of people every day. there's very few driverless cars. so, how would you compute those numbers. there's not millions and millions of driverless cars but there's millions of people driving every day. there's no way they could justify the data. >> i'm not a tesla person. >> would you -- no, you would not. >> no. i was talking to my kids the other day, and they're little. nine years old. no way would i get in a driverless car. >> they said no way. >> they wanted the car. it's a human thing. >> i think if you're in a car, you can slam on brakes, you can swerve, you can speed up, you can slow down. you at least have some modicum of control when you're behind the wheel. >> the one thing you would never have -- >> i'm a very good driver. go ahead. >> don't hurt yourself. so she says. the number one th

quote, hundreds of times. pictured our first meeting again, wondered about where it would be, what you would be wearing, whether it's in the lobby of the grand central or the francis bar. now, here's here's the striking part. i'm going to walk right up to you and kiss you. but good will. you mind such a public demonstration. so also pretty surprising. so again. primary sources are the best. they really show you the picture of what is going on. so found out letter particularly interesting. ultimately the couple would meet again not in new york as -- had dreamed, but in san diego on july 17, 1944. -- -- ship sailed from hawaii and docked at the san diego port. pat flew from san francisco to meet him there in, his memoirs. years later, -- recalled the reunion in vivid detail, quote, i was at the airport gate waiting for her. pat, of course. she wore a bright red dress. and when she saw standing there, her eyes lighted up and she ran up to the barrier and threw her arms around me. so i would say. hollywood movie p

you lifted them up in times of hardships and lifted them up in times of need. you lifted them up and gave them had they needed provide the results that we are all proud of. we thank you for our legislators and our representatives of the city. that are with us tonight. we thank you for indigenous relatives for all the good people that are here to participate. we will ask you to take care of this event for us. give us a good mind. to listen. to feel the need for continuation. of these efforts put forth to us. creator,ment to also not forget the terrible atrocities of the killings of our children over access, may the peace exist. may there be peace among all people we ask to you be with us tonight in all that will be a part of the garthing. we thank you for this opportunity to lift up our people. recognition of indigenous accomplishment. thank you for the evening and all that is a part and ask to you be with us. i ask all these things, amen. thank you very much. please, stay on your feet. this time ghee in our grand ebb row and go over to the southern express sing

today time is changing, it is changing very quickly, and you simply correspond to this time, when we historical layer, and when we are in the ideological space, yes, that is when we create museums like khatyn, there kakarich, like ala, like in borki, for me it touches us today, captivates , captivates us, because this is our history, this is a whole layer and we must carry it like a flag in front of us, yeah , well, your small architectural forms are becoming truly folk, and let’s make sure of this. wow, now it’s normal, can you imagine how much of it you can eat, this condensed milk, in general there are no indifferent people, everyone who passes rogachov, along the highway, stops, considers it their duty at your sculpture, this jar condensed milk dedicated to our famous brand to take a photo or make some kind of video, but today in fact this is a truly unique small-architectural form, because i... had two objects, the first was the rock of abundance, from which it was made of bronze , a rather expensive sculpture , then the management says: no, we have a brand , let’s give it the m

it was a confession time.tant interrogation. >> yes. >> reporter: crystal and patrick. >> she craved his approval. she talked about that. >> patrick had some sort of hold on her that is rare to see. >> reporter: love and secrets. >> she learns that patrick has a daughter and she is kind of dumbfounded by the whole thing. >> krystal was incensed that patrick had a baby that he didn't tell her about. >> reporter: when dateline continues. ne continues. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, adults can have long lasting, clearer skin and fast itch relief serious allergic reactions can occur, that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pains, or a parasitic infection. don't change or

i yield the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is recognized. mrs. rodgers: i am prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from washington is prepared to close. mr. pallone: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i cannot emphasize the importance of this bill. and the overall access tore health care to make sure that this competition, if you will, within the hospital industry and insurance industry, this bill does all of those things. and it's really amazing in my opinion we are able to do this on a bipartisan basis and came out of the committee unanimously and will increase affordability and accessibility and competition. for those reasons, i urge support for the legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the g

more time that homeless veterans go without. more time that they spend on the street. and i need not say to all in this chamber that we know desist upon us. and i spoke in the chamber just a few weeks ago about the fact that winter was upon us and yet we had not passed the home act. i am disappointed by this unforced error of being in a position that we find ourselves here on the floor to pass an empty gesture. we reported this bill out to the house in july. and as happens, there would have been additional changes needed to have been made and we had agreement on these changes but the majority chose not to proceed with the agreement. so we are here on a bill that is not going anywhere any time soon. the reality of this situation is that republicans are playing games and using homeless veterans as their pawns. homeless veterans do not have time for games and maybe it seems easy because these most vulnerable veterans don't have lobbyists advocating their cause. every night they spend on the street is a night this congress could have present venned. these are our most vuln

i've never seen a time in history where we saw the government in such a short period of time take freedoms. people rolled over and gave them freedom of a/ly. the government during the pandemic told people that they couldn't go to church, they gave up their freedom of religion. because the government is letting social media forms and the media tell them what people can say and what they can't say, they are giving up their freedom of speech. so i've never seen our freedoms more challenged and i've never seen people use fear to try to control people the way we have seen the last several years. freedom is important and we need to remind people about the greatest gift that freedom is to us and to this generation and previous generations but right now people are desperate for hope. themas jefferson in his inaugural address talked about us being the world's best hope. abraham lincoln said we were the last best hope. where will we go if we lose this country? where else is there somewhere better than the united states of america? we are still the hope to the world. the rest of the world looks at us

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

the overnight fire homes for a short time. bob redell is near the scene in pittsburg. >> reporter: good morning. you see bailey is open here. we are on the border at bay point. it has reopened in the past 30 minutes. it was shutdown for a few miles up the hill from us in concord due to the grass fire that started overnight. it started at 1:50 this morning. you see the video from the vehicle, it looks like a scion, that caught fire on the side of the road. the investigator is trying to figure out what caused the fire at 1:50 a.m. you see in the next video here, that wind took that car fire and sent it up into the hills with the flames. it burned 50 acres. this was a three--alarm fire. one-alarm was a set of units brought out here to protect the homes on the other side of the hill with a tract housing development. that was of great importance to protect that. the fire did come within 30 feet of the homes. as you are about to hear, the homes and that neighborhood had defenible space. >> the community in the contra costa county ar

no one wants n to be sick for a short time, t sorting out for a long time. and so for those reasons we are encouraging folks to get the updated vaccine. it is why when we look at the data there is not an age group that doesn't have some increased risk from the covid virus. certainly our seniors are at the highest risk. so those who are over 65 are at the highest risk of hospitalization and death. but our vaccines can prevent the bit i know we've been focused a lot of vaccines do want to mention treatment again. we do a treatment for covid and for flu, jeff to know you have it, which means you need to get tested. we're offering free covid tests at covidtest.gov. we will folks to make sure they're ordering those test so they can get treatment. >> let me ask a quick question. there's a lot of misinformation out there and a lot of people are still afraid to get all of these different immunizations. it's getting back to the committee tatian issue. how are you combating misinformation? >> in order to combat this a shift to ought to the good information out there a

for now, i just want to remind senators that that kyiv has little time left.at the same time , the white house can initiate financing of the ukrainian conflict on its own, without regard to congress, using emergency orders. however, it is extremely difficult to control where this money will ultimately go, especially when talking. we are talking about funds from the budget of the democratic party, to a large extent , the issue of military assistance to ukraine has become hostage to internal political squabbles, which in the united states are now intensifying against the backdrop of what has actually already begun a presidential 2024 campaign, in this context , republicans are trying to put pressure on the biden administration, believing that the assistance provided to ukraine is military and does not bring the results that the biden administration promised. at the same time, they began to talk more and more loudly about the cessation of military supplies from europe, several media reports at once, a number of countries secretly support the position of hungary,

this time. a year later is like the 40 niners didn't feel like they had a fair chance because they didn't have a quarterback in that. >> no, i mean, brock purdy comes in, he fills in and then he gets hurt. right. and so it's tough for them. and you don't know how few snaps a backup quarterback gets during the week at an nfl game. i mean, backup quarterbacks get almost no snaps. and when you see one play, well, it's the hardest position in sport to do well at and then you don't get any reps when they play well. it's pretty impressive. >> it's kind of like what jake brown said postgame after the game. he felt better because he had that one starter on his belt. he had the practice time. and then you see c.j. benkhert, he did enough to get the jaguars in. so it's not the easy thing. it's like being a pinch hitter in baseball, coming off cold, not the easiest thing to do. now all of a sudden, the eagles, who were ten and one flying high, they're not only fighting to keep the top seed because the nine

at that time, more than 600 of its employees were awarded orders and medals. them are art graduates. school number 15, the oldest enterprises in the republic, they are still there today. work successfully, it is unlikely that today anyone does not know the products of the dobruzh paper mill. not a single generation of schoolchildren in the soviet union and the republic used writing instruments produced there. notebooks, albums, bookmarks, notepads. the company was founded in 1870 and delivered. at that time the most advanced equipment, thanks to which immediately conquered the markets, was famous for its quality, in 1972 the first paper was produced, i made some salt shakers from tropia myself, then a little bit we began to develop production and began to make them. the dobruzhskaya factory covered the need for paper in consumer goods. until the war period, school notebooks were in great demand; drawing and drawing paper was also in great demand; there was a period when every fourth student of the former. so we stuck to drawing paper. professionalism, ingenuit

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i would work and then i had time. and so i realized that outside or before the pandemic had wasted a lot of time running here, running there, going to wherever i invited to. and one of the things i've tried to take forward is to hold to my time, to hold on, to focus, to be disciplined, even without the horrors of the pandemic. so these two things combined to help me write this book. great. and we're grateful you had that opportunity. you know, the book starts with an from your time at quite recently of the russia of ukraine and albert bourla, the ceo of pfizer saying to sally i really to rethink how we react to this typically companies involved in health care had really gotten a pass on taking a position on global events and so forth in the health care business. they got it. but but he wanted to step back and reconsider and asked you to do that. would you talk about that a little bit? yeah, sure. and of course, you know a lot about health care. so it's an inside question. but one of the most interesting things that i

live broadcast on channel one at noon moscow time. now there is new footage from the ministry of defense near artyomovsk, our paratroopers have discovered militant positions in the forest. fpv drones have taken to the air. the drones patrolled at altitude, fixed the target, and then dived and struck. in the dugout, the use of these small aircraft makes it possible to destroy ukrainian armed forces' targets, as well as the militants themselves, with maximum efficiency, even if they are in shelters. but this is footage of the capture of enemy positions by airborne assault groups. they are approaching from different directions, throwing grenades into the trenches, and drones are helping from the air. the soldiers completed the task successfully and took control of the area, preventing the enemy from gaining a foothold. in the southern donetsk direction, the infantry is supported by the artillery of the vostok group. howitzers are firing acacia, destroys equipment and weapons of the ukrainian armed forces, including western ones. the goal

-time sheet corrections? -unnecessary! -unentered sick time? -unnecessary! -go! -unnecessary! -go!y! -when you can take this phone, you'll be ready. -make the unnecessary, unnecessary. let your employees do their own payroll. you "wall street journal" : shows nikki haley will be president biden five 17-point in a hypothetical matchup. past president biden international . alexandria hoff as the latest details. >> to gop contenders enthused by this latest., nikki haley event in iowa right now, ron desantis is as well as vivek ramaswamy in new hampshire, former president trump spoke with young republicans alec la follette where he is going to stay could testify in a civil fraud trial tomorrow. >> they will conduct pandora's box my only fingers be careful what you wish for, what you've done is a terrible thing. when the president leaves. >> trump spoke about promising poll numbers. the "wall street journal" released a survey showing trump ahead four percentage points over president biden, 47%, 43% in a direct matter. senator mitt romney waited on the leading gop candidate. >> the campa

during this time , the us secretary of state flew to israel four times, but achieved nothing.inue to control gaza, however , continuing the war is extremely unprofitable for washington , they cannot refuse us support to the jewish state, at the same time , this support repels american muslims, which is very critical for the democrats a year before the elections. in addition, the entire security architecture, the plan for reconciliation between the gulf monarchy and israel against iran. the yemeni houthis are attacking the southern sea trade route, and the states have launched an entire military operation against them. diplomatic prospects are cloudy with biden already in the region. negotiations with hamas achieved the release of some of the hostages, also on the instructions of the president, by planes of the ministry of emergency situations through egypt from russia, in turn, after a series of sectors, all citizens with russian passports who requested help were evacuated. thank you russia, thank you, thank you russia thank you to vladimir putin for your help and for the evac

that's the time that chip maybe want to avoid too much time outside. if you are leaving the house this morning, make sure to bring the umbrella and the rain jacket this morning. a few spots of fog but there's your showers. 10:00amc right here. pushing into portions of northern sonoma county by noontime, some heavy rain in marin and sonoma counties and starting to see it really picking up in san francisco as well. san mateo counties making our way through towards one 30 pm showers. transition a little bit further inland, not going to waste a lot of time here fairly fast-moving. so we'll see some pockets of heavier rainfall pushing on out by the time that we reach mid afternoon, we're already seeing conditions dying down some bright spots, spots on roadways. as you're driving home from work later on today. but most new rainfall will be out of here. we have a brief resurgence of rain on into the middle of the day. tomorrow will be a lot lighter and a lot quicker pushing through. and after that, rest of the forecast looks dry. rainfall amounts will vary fr

there is little money in the family, there is still time less.will be returning to their mother, so the repairs have to be done in a hurry. i sealed the broken glass with pieces of linoleum to prevent it from blowing. the burnt floor was covered with carpet. the surviving items, while there is no room for storage, are neatly laid out. on the windowsill, how can i touch them, my soul is torn. now all the resources are spent on repairs. galina lives in a village 120 km from rostov-on-don. the children were taken to the city to a social shelter. there is neither time nor money. we have to be content with only short conversations on the phone. according to the shelter rules, only 3 minutes at certain hours. the main question that children ask every time they call is when their mother will pick them up, but no one can answer it yet. yes, daughter, i love you, and i love you, very, very much. i, i miss you already, daughter. the woman understands that now more than ever she needs to be strong and cool- headed to do repairs, but every such short convers

one time. >> one time. and you've got >> just one time. and you've got to decision.derek. >> did already. you did >> i did already. you did already? be voting already? yeah. i'll be voting for you, derek. for nigel. thank you, derek. >> i'll be back on >> fantastic. i'll be back on monday. have a great weekend, folks. it's the weather. >> it looks like things are heating boxt boilers heating up. boxt boilers is sponsors weather on . gb news sponsors of weather on. gb news evening . evening. >> alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. today's rain slowly clearing away this evening. tomorrow, a bit drier and brighter in the east, but there will be more heavy showers and it stays pretty bluster. its eastern very soggy eastern areas still very soggy this evening. still met office yellow weather warnings in place. the rain does clear away all but the far north—east. some showers come into the west, many places having clear spells overnight. temperatures dropping to about 6 degrees in most to about 5 or 6 degrees in most towns and c

the times reported broke that story. we'll also speak with the family of a teenager taken hostage in the october 7th attacks. freed this week. in what is to come. who are following other news this hour as well, former president on the campaign trail right now and iowa after suffering a double dose of defeat to his claim that is one term presidency should be a lifetime get out of jail free card. plus, we're live in the district net representative george santos after he was officially kicked out of congress. making history with his expulsion. and we're keeping an eye on an earthquake off the coast of the philippines. that sparked a tsunami warning, the latest on what is going on. that's coming up as well. we want to start this hour in the middle east, where prime minister bibi netanyahu is currently speaking, celebrating the release of hostages this week. even as the hype fighting picks back up in gaza. when you get right nbc news correspondent, david maria, go on the ground for us in tel aviv with more on this. david, goo

but do all the time. but it's not. i do all the time.l the time. >> can imagine, ran >> and you can imagine, ran yours for lunch. i don't want yours for lunch. i don't want you meeting the husband, dawn. >> a quiet word. you meeting the husband, dawn. >> but a quiet word. you meeting the husband, dawn. >> but i| quiet word. you meeting the husband, dawn. >> but i mean word. you meeting the husband, dawn. >> but i mean it ord. you meeting the husband, dawn. >> but i mean it isi. you meeting the husband, dawn. >> but i mean it is a hard conversation. >> i mean, my sister, god bless her, is, you know, very, very happily married now. but, um, you know , 1 or 2 of her previous you know, 1 or 2 of her previous men, friends. you know, 1 or 2 of her previous men, friends . well, my men, friends. well, my ex—husband, there may be a problem . problem. >> i was really i mean, at the time when i was, i was going to get married, my parents and lots of people well, of people said, well, you shouldn't, you shouldn't, you shouldn't, you shouldn't, you s

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