juda: you, too. alluju: juda? juda: yes. this is my daughter anji. anji, this is alluju. >> how's everything? how are the twins? hi. it's good to see you. how's everything? how's malik? >> here. we should move. cordero-lamb: i say, "syuk-a-tun." you say... mia: "syux-tun." cordero-lamb: syux-tun, syux-tun. syux-tun. i've always heard it was syuk-tun, but it's close. it's in there somewhere, but that's the village name. mia: there's so many reasons why we needed to do this, and the only thing we could think of not to do this was our lack of access to some places. that's our one obstacle. cordero-lamb: yeah. mia: how can we overcome that one obstacle to make this happen for all these multitude of reasons? cordero-lamb: right. even if you do own a nice parcel like this one, you can't grow enough of our medicinal plantsere to serve a commuty. you have to have whole ecosystems for that, and even the ttle slices that we have aren't enough to serve an entire community, but it is enough to teach a community... mi yeah. cordero-lamb: so we decided that, sinct

this program entitled order of judas features, a different opposition figure every week. the implicit threat is all the more chilling given lucas shank is a long suspected habit of assassinating dissidence for which the regime has never been held to account last year. and you will go to it and you have to learn. andre us to povich was once a senior investigator at the bell rouge and ministry of interior keys 2 now in exile and is behind the opposition's bypass data project. collecting information on former colleagues suspected of crimes against humanity which moment because what you had in some secret runic of again, today he's going to skip a voice. vital has a master dozens of k, this audio recordings. in this one secret police officer's broke about the use of torture book mean all that kind of. busy source is at the very heart of the security services leak information, which can later be used to prosecute wrongdoers. this includes an alleged audio recording deputy interior minister mickle, a cup of coffee tank. his officers to shoot to kill at protest has been in talks

she fluent -- and "judas and the black messiah."back is here. and then we are going to be that show making sure las on house community has clean clothes. such a cool story. two amazing people coming together to help people. plus we have a performance with four time grammy winning group for king & country. everybody looking real cool in their photos today. but first, fresh out of st. patrick's day, we have one of our favorite irishman here. nominated for a stag award and golden globe award for his work in the oscar-nominated film "build back this year." now back with a show called "the taurus." already received high praise and readings in the u.k. no available on hbo. say hello to jamie dornan. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> kelly: people are coming and hugging now and i'm like are we allowed to hug? is over? >> jamie: i think because i'm back and forth to the u.k. we are ahead. kind of in the future. >> kelly: always feel like a drink when people come on and i'm like here is my elbow. if you like a tool, men. >> jamie: but nobody is t

but her moodle as a political scientist and researcher judas, he says despite the controversy and parliament site continues to have some public support, he is still popular. i mean, not as popular as he used to be on the 25th or on the 25th of july. but i mean, even the recent, all of that, he is still the most popular commentary. news you obviously the parliament dissolution or decision came very, very recently. so you dont know how people are going to react to this just yet. but for, for i mean even in the parliament today. but i'm in p if that if this fashion you know that and he's dumped out that if this passionate about going back when the 4th of july, this is not what we want even to not what want to go back. what was the for a chinese estallion journalist accused of jeopardizing china state securities going on trial in beijing. chung lay was a high profile anchor and business reporter on the government's international channel. c, g, t. and she was detained in 2020 charge with handing state secrets to foreign organizations. she's been in jail for 19 months. sterling ambassador to china

we are here now. judas died them out to get to the city we brought along with us from order based. somebody opened the clothes. so with this. yeah, i just lost. all right, great. we have them. ah. but well, yeah. yeah. ah. well, who seine are we? we're hearing all have been hearing accounts off africans trying to leave ukraine. they've been reporting that they've been not allowed into trains leaving ukraine. they say they've experienced racism and ill treatment from ukrainian officials that are on the ground. are you still hearing accounts? is this still continuing to happen as people try to leave ukraine? well, we have our situation by it, by the right. because our job is to come into, i get it. what's happening? i did bring it out. we. we have no idea, but we have people on and making complaints that they're being taken off from the train, from the buses. but we don't know what, what reason because they know how many people do you know of that are still in ukraine. and once you get out, what are they telling you to do any difficult to predict? how many people are you going becaus

went wrong here on monday, after ukrainian troops try to thwart a nearby attack by russian forces. judas, there was a missile that a little above her to shoot down an enemy draw ordinance. so this is happening here or there are risks supports from the collect wash. and shelling also damaged a nuclear facility in hockey last week. moscow's targeting of nuclear sites is a sinister and dangerous twist in the war. the could further threaten europe and is fueling anxiety here. more than 7000 people work at the power plant. so most people in this town are connected to it in some way, and nearly everyone is acutely aware of what a nuclear disaster could mean. the mayor of rash is an engineer who worked to the written a plan for 25 years. he says everything's been done to protect it, were farm. the corner was broken, we now had dangerous ne claim, the genius for the world, we st fukushima and to enable in fresh there's all sorts of work at the plant, many skilled paper like may an engineer understand the gravity of a nucleus, saw it not been secure, and controlled, it can be a catastrophe. whirl

that's what we call a "kellyoke" classic, i recorded "judas." bear in our audience requested that.ctually a survivor of an abusive relationship, and i used to be told that i would never be good enough to be a makeup artist out in los angeles, and i recently just moved here and i am doing the thing, so i want to say thank you so much for inspiring me and being such a light in this world, kelly. >> kelly: thank you. your hair is cute -- >> thank you, it's a week. >> kelly: no i would rather we get it every because my poor hair, i'm naturally this blonde. was what i meant to say. no, it looks great, i love it. i love your makeup, as well. congratulations on the move. >> thank you. >> kelly: thank you so much, bear. everyone settled in for a good one today, one of tiktok's biggest stars addison o'grady is here. plus we have more catchments deals from our very own, i love him so much, lawrence zarian and a performance from john holden. you might remember john from "the voice," he is so good, may be best known as the king slayer, the elder son, replaced it with a head made of pure gold b

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products such as buying fuel or even foods, let's have a listen to what else precedent icon had to say, judas from flag, normal or de sick. too many economic sectors are suffering and will suffer either because they depend on imports of raw materials from russia and ukraine, or because they export to these countries are grove which is currently at its peak will inevitably be affected. the increase in the price of oil gas and raw materials has and will have an impact on our purchasing our small, i have asked the prime minister to drive an economic and social resilience plan in the coming days to address all these difficulties. madison president, michael also addressed the refugee crisis at the moment saying that france was ready to open its arms, its hands to those who are fleeing war in the country at the moment. just to give you a sense of the scale of that, at least here in europe, at the u. n says around 1000000 refugees have had to flee ukraine. it's described this as being an exodus, and it has cool for the guns to be put down for at the war to stop if only for humanitarian assistance to

now judas are waiting. kimberly, to hear from the president what he's going to say about this. the army chief, like we know, visited the scene of the attack yesterday and ordered for an immediate rescue of the victim of the attack. what kidnapped yesterday. we spoke, our soul spoke to one of our string. i spoke to one person who is keep the kidnappers yesterday, and he said he run 4 hours before he could reach safety. it said there was taken into batches into groups actually, but he got away simply because there was not enough light for the kid numbers to class, all of them in one place. so it's not clear up to now how many people will take and we understand that 970 people on the we don't know exactly how many people were taken yesterday, the government, the government officials, like given the manifest passenger manifest of the crane. and yet to and now how many people have been taken, or how many people have been killed. they secrecy surrounding even the people who are injured, taken to hospital for treatment falling. thank you. i made for that update. i'm ready to reply for

oh well, no, i understand that officially judas absolutely. understand that we exist within the framework of our national myth there, but they initially created their national myth on traitors on murderers on those who killed the brothers there, those who fought with them in the same smear, then he was initially an ally of peter in that ally and friend, and then the end, respectively, as if that's the whole ukrainian statehood. there is the same bandera , the same shukhevych. they weren't underground. they were not banned not in the ninety-first, not in the ninety-fifth, not in 2003, it’s never another thing that he decided to assign the hero’s star the title of hero of ukraine to them only yushchenko, but they are heroes for ukrainian nationalists for ukrainian patriots have always been from the very beginning, that is, this is the formulation of ukraine. not just like ukraine, but not russia, as kuchma said. ugh boring. we also need to ask, and we should have asked a long time ago, but, as it were, the creation of ukraine as the antithesis o

and for president juda i wanted to know if you think and if you asked united states specifically to sende refugees? okay. [laughter] a friend in need is a friend in need. [laughter] >> that's our vice president and she went to europe laughing again at a very serious question about role helping ukrainian refugee and kamala harris sent to ensure and slam for inappropriate reaction on some channels. and in excellent zelenskyy rep even said it would be a tragedy if he ever became president and we cannily to be down that tweet joining me right now to discuss this former assistant secretary to the treasury monica crowley poster strategist monica start with you. in that moment she had to have answer to the question about refugees. poland took almost 2 million in and we've taken in none how come she laughed it off? >> you know brian, it is astonish that she's still so bad at this. she seems to be in a perpetual state of nervous breakdown i cannot understand it. we all knew shefts she was in way over her and head and shouldn't be near leverage of power certainly not near any kind of sensitive dip

judas, for example, that's not me -- oh, yes it is. that bit of darkness that your father wrote about is still in every heart, no matter how good -- this terrible capacity for the worst of atrocity and malevolence. and that's associated in genesis when adam and eve become self-consciousness. when their eyes are open, they realize their nakedness. that is often given a sexual connotation, and some of that is true, but that is by no means all of the story. to realize your nakedness is to recognize your mortal vulnerability. and to recognize that is to recognize your exploitability. and to recognize that is recognize the exploitability of others. that is why the knowledge of good and evil emerges with the recognition of finite mortality with self-consciousness. i can be hurt. i know that. i can act in a way that would hurt myself. i can exploit your vulnerabilities. like, that people right there, right there. and animals are not capable of that. they're capable of brutality in an instrumental sense, because the carnivorous animals, for ex

i want to be judas in "jesus christ superstar," but i'll never be cast. >> don't ever say never. like, i don't know, harry potter meets our own african folklore. and i'm like let me just hold a staff in the background. >> stephen: good luck. this isn't the first audition. whoever is casting this. >> please, anyone, i'm here. but it's, yeah. >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> stephen: new episodes of "the gilded age" air mondays on hbo. denee benton, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by father john misty. when you need help it's great to be in sync with customer service. a team of reps who can anticipate the next step genesys technology is changing the way customer service teams anticipate what customers need. because happy customers are music to our ears. genesys, we're behind every customer smile. "goodbye mr. blue" which came out today, from his forthcoming album, "chloe and the next 20th century," father john misty! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this may be the last time the last time i put on my shoes ♪ go down to the corner and buy the damn cat th

. >> rt toughened himself u -0- he started being a juda master.se he would go for the opponents opening. putin grew up in a close society, one-party state, the state where everything was controlled. , business, information, education everything was controlled from the top down by the state. he then joined the most repressive organization, the kgb. >> putin was formed by the soviet union in the 1970's. the 1970's was a time of ru ssifcation. and it was a time when the soviet leader, bryce no force creating a kind of cult of the second world war. >> zelensky almost 30 years younger is from a much different generation. >> zelensky, who was born in 1978 never experienced the end of the soviet union. >> finding his way into politics after career as a performer and comedian. >> hi. i'm the new president of ukraine. i want to invite you to visit our beautiful country and explore many investment opportunities here. >> former national security advisor john bolton describing the new president. >> he was obviously new. he had not been in government before. t

. >> while many senators on the judiciary committee used their time to ask judge jackson on her judasose instead to question her on her favorite bogeyman, critical race theory. take ted cruz from texas. he even brought prompts. >> they include a book called anti racist baby. by abraham candidly. and there are portions of this book that i find really quite remarkable. one portion of the book says, babies are taught to be racist or anti racist. there is no neutrality. another portion of the book, they recommend that babies confess when they're being racist. this is a book that is being taught at georgetown de school to students from pre-k to seven. grade so 4 to 7 years old. do you agree with this book that babies are racist? >> senator, i do not believe that any child should be made to feel as though they are racist, or as though they are not valued, or that they are less then, that they are victims, that they are oppressors. i don't believe in any of that. but what i will say is that when you asked me whether or not this was taught in schools, critical race theory, my understanding is

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so bitcoin, jesus had become bitcoin, judas, and there was a split into 2 separate bit coins. every revolution is followed by the counter revolution, which is usually a purge of the original revolutionaries. when i 1st started covering the space, every one was united in the struggle against the establishment. now, the industry has grown so much that they are competing parties, propaganda machines, conspiracy theories looks a lot like politics. the biggest fight within the bitcoin ecosystem is over at the moment, is who has the right to the name bitcoin. but at the end of the day, i think the version of bitcoin described in the big one white paper has the strongest claim to the name bitcoin than anything else. and that's pickling cash. i think it's, if you want to say that in causing people to, to buy, they can cash when they actually want. if i pick coin they as a does guns a be cashed. thing is from issue shalicia and fox and been told the omnia clinical d for the english. why the doctor does he call them bitcoin? be cash. cough tom depression, he had some of his, she had her

together for a common cause and i thought i think that was just great if anybody saw the movie, you know, judas in the black messiah they depicted a little bit there, but you know if you've read about it, you see how that that how significant it really was so, you know, there's a lot that i wanted to do with this book. mm-hmm, and it's it's there for sure. i'm gonna just very very quickly read out the chapter titles for people so they just get a sense what it is you're covering because this is such an incredible topic and i think it'll be good for people to hear how the book is framed. so it goes chapter one rodney king chapter 2 central park five chapter three, george floyd chapter 4 defunding the police chapter 5 black women in the police chapter 6 white supremacy in the us capital chapter 7 white privilege chapter 8, whitewashed education in media chapter 9, whitewashed christianity chapter 10, white allies and accomplices chapter 11 sisters of the movement and then the afterwards by chairman fred hampton jr. and a poem by your son malcolm. i mean my goodness that the breadth of topics. i me

it includes three car and juda trains and three cars trains on themocean view.d transports at west portal and church and market on the k, l, j lines. at minimum there should be a range of stakeholders on the working group that was proposed including dissenting voices and strong over tight by the m.t.a. board and board of supervisors sitting as the board as as s.f.c.t.a. board. i believe there are definitely some improvements to the metro to be study and rail service plan developed including coupling and options related to capacity and reliability. some of the ideas floated to date proposed for further study are bad ideas. they don't support the system. don't make sense. should not be pursued. i want to make those comments. thank you for listening. >> this is walk sf. i want to echo the callers speaking in support of 20-mile per hour zones. it is half as likely as 25 miles per hour to actually leave someone in a traffic crash. so important that sfmta is working on this and seeing them on sanprono. we look -- sanbruno. we ask the commissioners to continue to suppo

judas, for example, that's not me. oh, yes, it is. it's that bit that you write about in atrocity of relevance. that's associated with genesis when adam and eve's eyes are open, they realize their nakedness. that's often given a sexual connotation. some of that is true but it doesn't tell the story. to recognize your nakedness is to recognize your mortal ability. to recognize that is to recognize exploitability. and to recognize exploitability is to recognize the need of others. i can be hurt, i know that. i can act in a way that would hurt myself. i can exploit your vulnerabilities. that's evil right there, right there. and animals aren't capable of that. they're capable of brutality in an instrumental sense because they're carniverous animals, for example. >> it's not conscious, it's not premeditated -- >> it's also not done in service itself. why do people do evil things? ignorance is one thing and generally the best one, but people who want to cause trouble cause trouble for the sake of the trouble. that's what god accuses cain of

oh, you have judas priest judas priest. now that must have been epic.o see honestly was that the war field and it was it was fantastic. now it's you know. little little tough on the years, but it was fantastic. all right, uh, i think david i've been to a couple shows aerosmith to dave. i think we saw aerosmith. all right. we have some drizzle out there, and it's not only in san francisco, berkeley. but also john, says steve drizzle in petaluma. i believe that there's a lot of reports of drizzle out there this morning and you can see the low cloud deck and it's a big, low cloud deck and there is a rip roaring sea breeze. travis 31 mph vacaville with an onshore breeze napa airport with an onshore breeze that will do it. temperatures will be coming down inland. they've been pretty darn cold for the coast and in san francisco, the city sitting at 45 46 have a west wind at 13 mph that that's cold. so fog sun breezy to windy for the usual suspects in petaluma. gap san bruno gap those areas it can get pretty good, gus. their fifties sixties on attempts to seve

judas for example, that's not me, oh, yes it is. and that is that bit of darkness that your father wrote about that is still in every heart, no matter how good, is it allied with this terrible capacity for the worst of atrocity and ma lev lens. and that's associated in genesis, when adam and eve become self conscious, when their eyes are open, they realize their nakedness, and that's often given a sexual connotation, and some of that is true, but that's by no means exhausts historians to realize that your nakedness, this is why death enters the world at the same time is to recognize your nakedness is to recognize your mortal vulnerability and to recognize that is to recognize your exploit ability and to recognize that is to recognize the exploitability of others. and so that's why the knowledge of good and evil emerges with the recognition of finite mortality. with self consciousness. it is like i can be hurt. i know that. i can act in a way that can hurt myself. i can exploit your vulnerabilities. that's evil right there. right the

it includes three car and juda trains and three cars trains on themocean view. i believe forced transports at west portal and church and market on the k, l, j lines. at minimum there should be a range of stakeholders on the working group that was proposed including dissenting voices and strong over tight by the m.t.a. board and board of supervisors sitting as the board as as s.f.c.t.a. board. i believe there are definitely some improvements to the metro to be study and rail service plan developed including coupling and options related to capacity and reliability. some of the ideas floated to date proposed for further study are bad ideas. they don't support the system. don't make sense. should not be pursued. i want to make those comments. thank you for listening. >> this is walk sf. i want to echo the callers speaking in support of 20-mile per hour zones. it is half as likely as 25 miles per hour to actually leave someone in a traffic crash. so important that sfmta is working on this and seeing them on sanprono. we look -- sanbruno. we ask the commissioners to c

it includes three car and juda trains and three cars trains on themocean view. i believe forced transports at west portal and church and market on the k, l, j lines. at minimum there should be a range of stakeholders on the working group that was proposed including dissenting voices and strong over tight by the m.t.a. board and board of supervisors sitting as the board as as s.f.c.t.a. board. i believe there are definitely some improvements to the metro to be study and rail service plan developed including coupling and options related to capacity and reliability. some of the ideas floated to date proposed for further study are bad ideas. they don't support the system. don't make sense. should not be pursued. i want to make those comments. thank you for listening. >> this is walk sf. i want to echo the callers speaking in support of 20-mile per hour zones. it is half as likely as 25 miles per hour to actually leave someone in a traffic crash. so important that sfmta is working on this and seeing them on sanprono. we look -- sanbruno. we ask the commissioners to c

and i have concluded you are judas-ish -- judicious and a parsable, great qualities for a justice. in every case, he you consider the argument, facts, the law, and the foundation of the constitution. you ask about applicable statutes and precedents that apply. ultimately, you have come to a decision based on that methodology, not on any particular policy preferences. this committee has also received some striking outpouring of support for your nomination from a very broad range of sources. i am certain we will be hearing about some of the more enthusiastic statements over the coming days. but in some of the letters i have reviewed personally, i have been struck, letters from lawyers that held appointed positions in republican administrations, letters from prominent law enforcement organizations, federal judges appointed by republican presidents. they have praised your qualifications, your character, your experience, and your commitment to evenhanded and impartial judging and the rule of law. this is the fourth supreme court nomination process in which i am participating in as a sen

, and i saw her in this movie with jamie foxx and she was a teenager again, and then i saw her in "judaskept going dominique dominique, that's the girl you want. >> she's like i told you. >> she's the girl you want >> you were about to receive an extraordinary honor, which is why we were calling you legend, all that stuff you're going to get the lifetime achievement award at the oscars. >> i don't know if they call it that. >> what do they call it? everyone's saying you're going to get an honorary oscar. >> it says lifetime achievement. >> does it >> fine, hopefully, i'm not done i got a couple of other things i want to do >> does it feel cool to have that >> it's awesome. every actor when you start out, that's the penultimate thing that you want. you want oscar, you sit at home and you watch it all those years and hope that you can get nominated or do something that's worthy of it, and you know, i think i did that at some point didn't happen -- >> you got robbed for bugsy we know, you got robbed >> now you're getting like the big -- like the grand of oscars. >> to have the governor say

and i have concluded you are judas-ish -- judicious and a parsable, great qualities for a justice. in every case, he you consider the argument, facts, the law, and the foundation of the constitution. you ask about applicable statutes and precedents that apply. ultimately, you have come to a decision based on that methodology, not on any particular policy preferences. this committee has also received some striking outpouring of support for your nomination from a very broad range of sources. i am certain we will be hearing about some of the more enthusiastic statements over the coming days. but in some of the letters i have reviewed personally, i have been struck, letters from lawyers that held appointed positions in republican administrations, letters from prominent law enforcement organizations, federal judges appointed by republican presidents. they have praised your qualifications, your character, your experience, and your commitment to evenhanded and impartial judging and the rule of law. this is the fourth supreme court nomination process in which i am participating in as a sen

claudia: siempre ha estado presente san judas en las historias que hago y pues nada, es alguien que mejer por plagio por segunda vez. dicen que habrÍa copiado una canciÓn a miguel bosÉ. francisca: a pocos dÍas de que una banda la demandarÁ por el plagio, ahora la cantante enfrenta una segunda demanda por parte de compositores quienes acusan a la britÁnica de copiar las canciones de 1979 y de 1980 popularizada por miguel bosÉ. carlos: la melodÍa es duplicado de ambas composiciones. yo la cantaba mucho y no se me hace parecido, hay que ser mÚsico para esto. francisca: hay que tener cuidado, esta demanda responsabiliza no sÓlo a la cantante sino tambiÉn al sello disquero. chef: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com, el app de univisiÓn y a nuestra pÁgina de youtube. francisca: voy a sobrevivir. karla: es que la pobrecita hay dÍas que no duerme pero bienvenida al club de las mamÁs, al rato recuperas un poco de sueÑo. carlos: yo tambiÉn me desvele. [risas] karla: luego, lue

the report that has been kept in conflict not be handed over to the united state senate judiciary judas -- committee, what would you think? i would think this is an act that is reckless and to do this in political pursuit -- unacceptable on my watch. i do not want this on my conscious. sen. blackburn: i want to make certain that we protect children and we continue to do our best effort to protect children. i also want to make certain that we are going to have judges on the federal bench and justices that are going to protect those rights of children. the fact that you all have seen these -- we haven't, the fact -- sen. durbin: i cannot see them and i do not want to see them. it has not be given to the white house or any member of the judiciary committee that i know and i will not be party to any effort -- sen. blackburn: there is no one that wants to do anything that will harm children. we want to make certain that we do our due diligence and i know you have gotten frustrated with us with asking tough questions but that is our job. sen. durbin: you make ask a tough question as long as i