rice.ladelphia teen sentenced to up to 60 years in prison for four counts of attempted murder. rice has not only insisted on his innocence, but my dad, who was his pediatrician at the time, said that rice would have been physically incapable of committing the crime in question. you would think that would have played a key part, a key role in his defense. but it's just one of the many ways his lawyer failed c.j. rice. and the p injustice, it's par forth than i could have imagined. this is my dad, dr. theodore tapper, who spent decades as a pediatrician in south philadelphia. for years, my dad's been telling me about a former patient, c.j. rice, currently doing 30 to 60 years in prison, for a crime my father insists rice could physically not have committed. >> it was impossible. >> no dna, no crime scene evidence, ties rice to the crime. one eyewitness, who had known c.j. for years, repeatedly told police she could not identify the gunman. >> i think it was 20 years where she had spoken to at

if i cook something with rice, it's just unseasoned rice.t of it. it fits perfectly. why are these drawings larger than normal medium-grain rice, and yet they are very dense they hold. very tasty, well, just incredible, and this rice, when we opened it, you can boil it. e in vegetable broth. by the way, i cooked it in vegetable broth. or you can just use it in water, for example, and then, if rice is boiled in water, then tomorrow morning , based on this rice, i can make an excellent porridge, cut it in half. no, i will even need a whole large onion, because rice and onions and this, of course, are wonderful. combination i garlic i will not add. i'll add some zira. well, like pilaf based on this rice is also good, it turns out a little zira on a hot pan without oil, while zira, like you, you know, starts any, in general, any spices and spices on a hot one, oh, you see, the aroma has gone. oh, here, here, now i ’m adding here, any vegetable olive oil. what do you use when frying, as soon as the oil has become hot onions. pay attention. i cut

rice: that's a good point. rep. ros-lehtinen: it's the extremes who seem to get so much airtime and oxygen. they suck at all out of the room. being a moderate, as i was in the republican party, is not rewarded in your own party. i may be looked upon nicely from the other side but it's never rewarded. both of you are very moderate folks. it's a problem for you. i don't want you to say it's a problem for you, but i know as moderates it's a problem in your party and moderation is a problem in my party as well. we are looking at extremes and voters are voting that way. primaries are tough on a lot of elected officials. >> can i backup just a little bit? great point, but i also believe the voters do want normal -- i'm going to say normal. the problem is gerrymander really -- is gerrymandering. i think increasingly we should look at ranked choice voting. that's not popular to say in a state like illinois. i am a south stater, where republicans dominate, but illinois is a democratic state. we ought to take a look at that.

>> this is rice ground. -- it's rice flour and chocolate.that's where he used to have for breakfast. not as good as that. >> in the wintertime, for us, it's one of the most poetic moments of the year. >> this is cool. >> you have to be a little bit crazy. >> but some liquid nitrogen. >> what did you put in there? >> and then you're freezing? it that's cool. now, it's snowing. >> morning in -- >> i love it. you need it with this? >> yes. >> that's great. it's not supersweet. i want to have it in a cone. >> thank you. guys, how come i've never met you before? [laughs] my whole life, wasted. my whole life, wasted. ♪ the most advanced display in a smartphone. ♪ and... for the first time... iphone can detect a crash and call for help. ♪ back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe right at your fingertips. it's where businesses meet great remote talent and remote talent meets great opportunity. ♪ ♪ this is how we work now ♪

rice.0 years in prison for a crime my father insists rice could physically not have committed. >> was impossible. >> no dna, no guns found, no crime scene evidence ties rise to the september 2011 nighttime joining. and wounding of four people. one eyewitness, food known c.j. for years initially and repeatedly told police that she could not identify the two gunman. >> i think it was approximately 20 hours where she had spoken to at least i think it was three different officers and never said look, this is somebody that is in my neighborhood. but overnight police say a confidential informant told them that rise might have been involved. >> so, detectives then showed the photo away to the eyewitness who then fingered rice. >> three years later, philadelphia police changed policy barring any investigating detectives from conducting the lineups because of the possibility of suggestion. >> this is the position where one of the shooters was. the one that was i.d.'d as c.j. rice. >> the night of se

we grow patriot rice and favorit rice now rice seeds are from krasnodar, but already this autumn thesula will lay their own fund from what they have now collected at risk in the crimea, they have been growing for decades. everything changed in 2014, when ukraine blocked the northern crimean canal, vital for local agriculture. and in february of this year, the russian military blew up the ukrainian dumbo and the water again went to the crimea for rice production. here now the layers of water necessary for growing normal high-quality good rice with good indicators with good yields should be from 15 to 20 cm. 45,000 cubic meters per 1 ha, seven crimean enterprises have kept the infrastructure necessary for rice here production from the fields, it is sent for double processing. this is ready-made rice, processed after the field, the fine and coarse fractions are removed. the second stage is another purification and the rice takes on its usual form. white from here, goes to store shelves this year in the crimea, they plan to collect more than 4,000 tons. and this is only the beginning of

you want to make sure you cook the rice with the fat. >> this is the famous risotto rice.ant. >> yeah. >> this rice is -- >> when i get my stock. there you go. >> final stage, the cuttlefish into rice. >> all in? >> the more ink, the black of the rice. >> that is very concentrated. >> our limited supply of ink gives us a fashionable gray beige. >> created a big wave. then, the cheese. >> parmigiano. >> right in the center. >> that looks so good. >> tender, right? >> perfect. naturally, not mushy. >> and at the end, you see the cuttlefish flavor? >> yeah, you do. that is delicious. also, the rices perfectly cook. very happy to see you again. >> hug again? >> yeah, sure. >> risotto -- is so great it is claimed by some as their invention. we can't really know. in the cookbook, the ink has been dry for a very long time. , we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology

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india ends rice harvest and fears the worst-case scenario restricts its export. first time in the last 8 years, world rice production has gone into negative territory, and farmers in the united states are all over the place. they talk about unprecedented weather anomalies. most of our fields are irrigated only by rain this summer in india was unprecedented heat. the monsoon season came at the wrong time and this season's harvest suffered the largest producers and consumers of turkey grains and china are stockpiling, and the prime minister in render fashion extends the free food distribution program started during the pandemic in the first place of rice, there are almost 800 million of them here for needy citizens. the main, sometimes the only food product for half of the population of india and asia as a whole, it is precisely at the price of rice that the majority of ordinary people in the region determine the level of inflation. any jump and even a minimal increase in this price can threaten the most about 50 million people in the world are dying of starvation

a baked pasta and rice with rich ingredients. obsessed with. >> every family has a different way of making it. i have heard the princesses chef is a much sought after authority on making it. in my family we have our own version of the dish. it is the centerpiece of a film i made called big night in the 90s. >> so it is macaroni -- [speaking non-english] -- mozzarella. >> [speaking non-english] >> we had a great fight because the old recipe had sugar but she did not like sweet things. she always said too much sugar. >> maria is making three different versions of it for dinner. one with eggplant. one with rice. and this one with a pastry crust. her son and her granddaughter or joining us for this rather formal dinner complete with a white gloved butler. >> so this is the first one. >> eggplants with cheese. >> tell me about the tradition. >> they came from france. all of the families thought it was smart to have a french cook. they brought things here that was considered french cuisine because we had more arab cuisines. >> i find i

taco rice. >> waitress: taco and rice, that's taco rice. >> anthony: wow. >> vivian: wow, it's big. >'s taco sauce. >> vivian: taco rice sauce, but it's, um, a bit spicy but not, not super spicy. >> anthony: oh good. vivian ttakushi has lived in both the u.s. and okinawa. and her aunt sumiko, an entertainer who began singing in american bases after the war. wow, that's good. there are dueling claims as to how taco rice might have morphed into existence. but sayuri shimabukuro is certain. in the 1980's, american servicemen introduced the standard taco to okinawans. and her grandfather matsuzio gibo decided to tweak them. dumping the fillings straight on to rice for the late night crowd of marines coming back from the bars. this unholy, greasy, starchy, probably really unhealthy delight. a booze mop turned classic, caught on big time for both americans missing home and locals. so i consider myself a pretty pro-military guy. but why are the marines here? like, i like marines but, you know, i'm not robert mcnamara. but it seems to be if you go to war with china, sending in the marines is

india is ending its rice harvest and, fearing a worst-case scenario, is limiting its exports. for the first time in the last 8 years, world rice production has gone into negative territory, and farmers in the united states are all over the place. they talk about unprecedented weather anomalies. most of our fields irrigated only by rains this summer in india there was an unprecedented heat wave regular season, the monsoon came at the wrong time and this season's crop suffered the largest producers and consumers of grain in india and china are stockpiling, and the prime minister on the render mode extends the one started during the pandemic a program of free distribution of food in the first place, rice, there are almost 800 million such citizens in need here. the main thing is sometimes the only food for half of us. india and asia as a whole precisely at the price of rice the majority of ordinary people in the region determines the level of inflation any jump and even a minimal increase in this price can threaten with the most serious social consequences about 50 million people

for the first time in the last 8 years, it and rice production have gone negative, and farmers in theryan are talking about unprecedented weather anomalies. most of our fields are irrigated only by rains this summer in india there was an unprecedented heat wave, the usual season, the monsoon came at the wrong time and this season's crop suffered the largest grain producers and consumers in india and china are stockpiling, and the prime minister on render fashion extends the free food distribution program launched during the pandemic, primarily rice, there are almost 800 million people in need here. the main thing is sometimes the only food product for half of india and, in general, it is precisely at the price of rice that the majority of ordinary people in the region determine the level of inflation. any jump and even a minimal increase in this price can threaten with the most serious social consequences. 50 million people in the world are dying of starvation right now, more than 300 million. sanctions and a western ban on the supply of fertilizers imposed against russia and china wi

basically the guy works all day to earn money to buy rice. well, since 1960 the price of rice has fallen and incomes have increased in india so now it takes less than an hour. so there's been like 80-90% drop in the time price of rice. india now has six or seven more hours a day that they can devote to something else. now you can compare that to somebody in indiana. in 1960 italy took them an hour to earn the money to buy their bushel of wheat. today it takes less than six minutes. so their time price has fallen by the same amount but who is actually better off? the guy in india that has six hours, or the guy in indiana that has another 50 minutes? so it really shows us that these time prices are allowing this equality of life because now people have more and more time to be able to devote to other activities. >> host: you talk about the issue of innovation surprises in your book "superabundance." is innovation incremental or are there surprises? >> guest: yes, we would divide into, there is this idea of continuous innovation where on going t

but the plan angers local rice form is so he bears fears. he could lose half his cross . and it's not clear what sort of compensation he would receive in return, though, like most of the thomas, he's not only concerned about financial losses. id, i simply mean this is emotional. in many cases, rice fields have been passed down through many generations or i worked very hard to get my think about. the government's plan doesn't bode well for the delta. in fact, it will destroy the delta and our value. see it. but at the end of the of us patheon lou followers could they must that not every one of hose as the government's plan. environmentalists regard the delta as one of europe's most important wetlands, over 300 bird species inhabit the region. so fiarty buyers runs a private bird sanctuary. she doesn't like the idea of piling up tons of sand or dumping break waters in the sea. as farmers are demanding ill build that one does. she thought for more when we turned the entire dell to her into rice paddies, the mentality was to exploit nature to that absolute fullest, also just

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but the plan angers local rice form is sort of his fears. he could lose half his cross, and it's not clear what sort of compensation he would receive in return. though, like most of the thomas, he's not only concerned about financial losses. id, i simply mean this is emotional. in many cases, rice fields have been passed down through many generations or i worked very hard to get my think about. the government's plan doesn't bode well for the delta. in fact, it will destroy the delta and our value. see it. but at the end of the of us patheon lou depaulo risk get that emotion that not every one of hoses, the government's plan. environmentalists regard the delta as one of europe's most important wetlands, over 300 bird species inhabit written severely bias runs a private bird sanctuary. she doesn't like the idea of piling up tons of sand or dumping break waters in the sea. as farmers are demanding ill build that one does. she thought for more when we turned the entire dell to her into rice paddies, the mentality was to exploit nature to that ab

that's a guy working all day to earn money to buy my rice. since 1960, the price of rice as fallen. incomes have increased in india. now, it takes less than an hour. that's like an 80% to 90% drop in the time price. so, india now has six or seven more hours a day they can devote to someone -- somewhere else. compare that to somebody in indiana. in 1960 it took them one hour to earn the money to buy their bushel of wheat. today it takes less than six minutes. so, their time price has fallen by the same amount. but it was actually better off, the guy in india that has six hours, or, the guy in indiana that has 50 minutes? time prices are allowing this quality of life. now people have more and more time to devote to other activities. >> talk about the issue of innovation. his innovation incremental? or are their surprises? >> yes, we divide it. there is this idea of continuous innovation. i will grow at 3%, 5% per year. then you also have these equilibrium times. the pony express for time -- for example is going along and suddenly you have the telegram. that's a big gain in one day. th

i work all day during the money to buy my rice. the 1960s the price of rice was falling.n income increased so now takes less than an hour. there's been 80 -- 90% drop in the time price of rice. so in india now has six or seven more hours a day they can devote to something else. .now, you can compare that to somebody in indiana. it only took them an hour to earn the money to buy their bushel of wheat. today it takes less than six minutes. of their time prices fallen by the same amount but who is actually better off? the guy in india who has six hours of the guide indiana but has another 50 t minutes? it really shows us the time prices are allowing this the quality of life because people have more and more time to devote to other activities. quick to talk about the issue of innovation surprises in your book is in the innovation incremental or are there surprises?? >> we would divide there's an idea of continuous innovation occurs at three or four or 5% of your brain you also have punctuated equilibrium periods, pony express for examples going along suddenly have the telegra

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let ustinov call rice and make an appointment. hmm. excuse me, who is rice? okay, quick action?to smell the smell? what is ment? what kind of base? this is not a divorce, this is so that you understand who i am. i know your boys got their ass kicked for scamming your hucksters for some decent money. they didn’t find it, because, well, with his accomplices. shulgin and egorova come on, drink. i know that you cannot find them. can i help you? you're a cop or a good offices other. i can be fired from the assets. and maybe even close so it's clear, and what's that bubla i want, as a severance pay, i give you accomplices, and you give me fifty greens. and you will not burst, and i have a rubber pocket. well, do you agree? i believe you. i know that you really flatter him, so i agree. where are they two hours later in gardening on the fifty-fifth kilometer along the vyborg highway? phone bully, calculated here is the data. well done, kirk coped with the task. free at the box office. hello , this is the colonel of the townspeople. i'm waiting for you. yes, in my office. he really wants

the norwegian nobel, a committee in also the speaker is the committee chair barret rice, anderson. good morning everyone. then the we'd shoot no little committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2022 to one in the big chill and 2 organizations. the peace prize laureate represent civil society in their home countries. they have for many years promoted the right to criticize power and protect the fundamental rights of citizens. they had made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses, and the abuse of power together. they demonstrate the significance of civil society, poor peace and democracy. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate arliss. beyond the, off the skin from bella root the russian human rights organization memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. alicia b ali out again was one of the initiators of the democracy movement that emerged in bella. ruth, in the mid 19 eighties. he has devoted his life to promoting democracy and peaceful development in his home country. he pounded th

at the time, rice was a 17-year-old black teen from philadelphia.so a patient of jake tapper's father. and after revisiting the police investigation and the subsequent trial, tapper writes, quote, let me state the obvious in personal terms with evidence as meager as that against rice no prosecutor in the country would even have charged me, a white man with resources. if it had, and if i had legal representation worthy of the name, no jury would have brought a conviction. jake tapper is back with us to discuss his reporting. jake, this is a case that your father has followed since the beginning. tell us a little more about this. >> so cj rice is a patient of my dad's since he was born in south philly. my dad is a retired pediatrician. and cj had been shot in an accident that cj said was a case of mistaken identity, no arrests were made. he could barely walk, he visited my dad in september of 2011, something like 35 staples up and down his chest and torso. he was walking my dad describes it like a 100-year-old man. and a few days later, there was anot

of this nature and with the rice of the russian national character. shishkin was called the king of the forests, because there was none. and until not after the artist, who knew the russian forest so thoroughly, and not curly, not cheerful, not uh, sanatorium forests . the bumps on the bank of the river kamyshlenno. how why did this balanced artist with a very powerful but even temperament cause such a thing? such a storm, uh, dissatisfied. eh, such resistance such? i would even say e sometimes even hatred. what was it connected with he was called a primitive vulgarity. well, what kind of epithets were not invented, but by shishkin, but after all, shishkin's simplicity and you will see it, it consists. no yes in it. there is no e that play of colors and e, spouting with elegance or a complex architectonic construction plot or staging, because the most important thing is that it is here. he is inside the landscape, he is organic landscape is a part of shishkin and shishkin is a part of this landscape, as an artist and most importantly, these are painti

and now the rice, well, in this case, without options , send the whole rice here.ow, rice too quickly absorbs here all the oil that was in the pan, yes, and that little juiciness that onions and spinach gave, then here is our stick with you, rescued like hot broth. add 100-150 ml. and we give you the opportunity firstly, the hot broth immediately warms up faster and faster and it turns out to be homogeneous, tender , silky, the joy of a little more salt. and the greens and , in fact, the side dish is ready with you and me. rice class turn it off, it will infuse now and it will be even tastier. absorbs all this juiciness and aroma. well, bon appetit, the drug grippferon is the prevention and treatment of colds and flu, even for expectant mothers and babies from the first days of life. good morning dear friends. program doctor light program about correct medicine, about which we are talking with the right doctors, we continue the cycle of programs icelandic makarova as deputy director of the national medical research center for children's health, head of the center f

my tip for rice, you have to rinse your rice, t.j. >> i'm bad at that. >> you have to get that starch all right, t.j., remember the chicken we seared off back there. > i do. >> add that back in the pot. finish cooking it within the rice. we're going to add the bacon and the sausage. that's the thing about this cooking, all that goes in. >> all of it goes in there? >> dump it in there. >> oh, man. this is ridiculous. >> right. cook that with chicken stock. the rice gets all the flavor. the onions, the garlic powder -- what else we got? i think that's it. >> how long? >> 45 minutes or until the rice is little fluffy. all right t.j., tell me what you think. that's it. that's it. >> really with the knife and the fork here? >> yes, yes. >> come on now, come on, kardea. >> straight out of charleston, south carolina. we also have my chewies here. it's a staple. you got to finish off with chewies. it's like a brownie or blondie. it's made with brown sugar, and butter, of course. >> both of these in the cookbook? >> all of them in the cookbook. >> congrats on the book. you are such a pro. alwa

the you and hcr involved in dealing with people displaced by will here is better rice anderson, campus emerging. now listen good morning. everyone. and then the, we know the committee has decided to award the nobel peace prize for 2022 to wall in the journal and to organization the peace prize laureate, represent civil society in their home countries. they have so many years promoted the right to criticized power and protect the fundamental rights of citizens. they haven't made an outstanding effort to document war crimes, human rights abuses and the abuse of power. together they demonstrate the significance of civil society, poor peas and democracy. this year's peace prize is awarded to human rights advocate are less beyond the article from bella ruesch the russian human rights organization memorial and the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties. alice b. ali ok was one of the initiators of the democracy movement that emerged in bella. ruth, in the mid 19 eighties. he has devoted his life to promoting democracy and peaceful development in his home country. he p

of this nature and rice of the russian national character. called the king of the forests, because there was no artist before or after who knew the russian forest so thoroughly, and not curly, not cheerful, not uh sanatorium forest. and the dense dense forest, that forest would have eaten a lot of such around, where he grew up, where the growth of e himself cones on the banks of the kama river well, in what way why did this artist, balanced with a very powerful, but even temperament, cause such a thing? such a storm, uh, dissatisfied. eh, such such resistance? i would even say e sometimes even hatred. what was it connected with he was called a primitive vulgarity. well, what kind of epithets were not invented, eh, shishkin, well, after all, shishkin's simplicity and you will see it, it consists. no yes in it. there is no e that play of colors and e, spouting with elegance or complex architectonics, building a plot or staging. well, the most important thing is that it has bumps. he is inside the landscape, he is organic landscape is part of sh

of french mustard, first boil the rice, and in another saucepan, boil two hard-boiled eggs. put it in a deep plate; add a tablespoon of french mustard to it. half a teaspoon of salt half a teaspoon of pepper a tablespoon of vegetable oil milk, and mix everything thoroughly. we also squeeze the juice of half a lemon there, our sauce is ready, take the zucchini, cut it into slices and cut them in half. the main thing is to cut them along, not across, boiled eggs, peel and grind with a knife, chilled processed cheese, rub on a coarse grater. we mix our ingredients in a deep bowl boiled rice, melted eggs, cheese and sauce mix everything well on a preheated pan with vegetable oil, put zucchini slices and fry them over medium heat on both sides for several minutes, take a baking dish and cover it with cling film on the bottom, spread slices of fried cabbage next , spread the filling in an even layer on top , close with the remaining zucchini, cover with cling film and send to the refrigerator for 20-30 minutes. we cut the finished sandwich into strips and we can start a wonderful

rice had a court-appointed attorney, a woman named sanjay weaver, who passed away a few years ago anddad before the -- before he testified in court, and she did not seek his medical records, c.j.'s medical records. she did not have the records from the hospital, which would have shown he had a fractured pelvis at the time, not just more than 30 staples. and so because she was so poorly prepared, didn't even visit the crime scene as far as i can tell, my dad's testimony was basically just a wash. she didn't know how to get this compelling testimony out of him, she didn't know how to present the medical evidence to the jury. and because of that, and one other thing, one eyewitness who was questionable, he was convicted. it is really a travesty. >> not even visiting the crime scene. how can that lack of representation on his behalf, that lack of just due diligence be explained? >> well, because in this country, you have a right to counsel, you don't have a right to good counsel or even adequate counsel. and the standard for which we -- that the legal system has set for itself is so low,

india is ending its rice harvest and, fearing a worst-case scenario, is limiting its exports. for the first time in the last 8 years, world rice production has gone into negative territory, and farmers in the united states are all over the place. talk about the unseen weather anomalies. most of our fields are irrigated only by rains this summer in india there was an unprecedented heat wave regular season, the monsoon came at the wrong time and this season's harvest suffered the largest grain producers and consumers in india and china are stockpiling, and the prime minister in the render mode extends the start even during the pandemic, the program of free food distribution in the first place, rice, there are almost 800 million people in need here. the main thing is sometimes the only food for half of us. in india and asia as a whole, it is precisely by the price of rice that the majority of ordinary people in the region determine the level of inflation. any jump, and even a minimal increase in this price, can threaten the most serious social consequences. about 50 million peopl

prices could prop new delhi to introduce additional export restrictions on commodities, including rice, meat, and sugar, was in the beginning of the war and ukraine. russia has drastically cut its gas applies to europe. as the block lost its biggest gas supplier, norway is throwing the lifeline. it's preparing to become europe's biggest supplier and make huge profits in the process or own max xander visited the use gas rich neighbor. the fossil fuels europe desperately needs light deep beneath the ocean. this region is responsible for a 3 percent of the world's gas consumption. the norwegian continental shelf plant from crews and pipeline operators are working around the clock to provide something that's now needed more than ever in europe. affordable gas. the biggest question is now whether or not norway will be able to share its riches and help out it's european partners. we travel to norway to find some answers. now this here is one of the main facilities connecting norwegian gas fields to homes and businesses in central europe. this is the coastal processing plan from here, gas is

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rice. [laughter] but i have an esteemed panel here to make sure that we have a robust conversation on education . parents and policymakers across the country are concerned america is falling behind on education. a new poll came out today that says the number two issue as people get ready to go to the polls, some of them already voting in early voting, right, is about education. so, we are going to talk about that today and we are going to talk a lot about ideas and our first question really is what are the challenges facing education and what other the big ideas from this panel on how we tackle them? secretary devos, ladies first. maybe that's not a good thing this time but i know you have a lot of ideas. obviously as secretary of education you have experience across the country. share with us some of those ideas that you see for moving us forward on education. betsy: thank you very much to the governor for having us here today and for convening this summit. it's really an honor to be here

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take place school number one number nine number 15 number 17 number 18 22 and 27, the set includes rice, peas, oil, the sets can be received by those who at the time of issue were 60 to 64 years old, well, 17,500 sets were formed. well, and also from the un, sets will continue to be issued to those who are 65 - 69 years old, tell me why he is so selective about age, and those who are 69 plus will no longer be issued or those who are not yet 60 years old, what is this age division? do you know about this program from him? look at the program. first of all, the sumy humanitarian headquarters works as an organization that distributes food kits to un orders. categories to whom will be issued e-e if now categories are issued to people who are younger, which means that either before this or after that, age categories will be issued for something so that there is not a large crowd of people at the addresses of issuing humanitarian aid. this is exactly how such a grouping and definition of categories is issued to whom we issued food kits that were formed at the expense of the state budget . pol

. >> and rice lover. >> love the rice, that order was clear. >> no problem with that. kennedy: just -- let's risk him on the way out. brian brenberg, and we have reason editor at large, matt welch. back in action. so, matt, start with you, in 2013, i was in the city, we were working on a show, it was 9 at 9, i called you said, matt is it safe to run in central park, you said absolutely, the say safest big city in the world, no way in hdouble hockey sticks i w i would run in central park at night. >> is so different now, it is frustrating to see people they would agree with, pretend it is not happening. or minimize it or say, crime is a lot worse in 1993, yi didn't live here in '93, because crime was terrifying. it is all you have to do is not just see stats there was 9 murders in subway and were known in 2016 and 17, but the since of disorder, you see disorder without crime. what shows us is lunatics screaming at you in a menacing way on the subway with regularity that was not here 9 years okay if you want to reform the system, don't tell people what they say is not ha

only instead of rice, we will take pearl barley. sergey, you know, you are engaged in onion vysel. most important thing is that the numbers in nizam are not rubbed, i will calcine barley, and in order for it to be golden, crumbly, at the same time, cook super faster. oh, listen, this is impossible. this is the aroma of such, either nuts, or roasted seeds. it smells so delicious. yes, sergey , but it’s time for us to add onions here. now we add salt, pepper and water and cook until tender. by the way, have you ever wondered why do people consider proteins, fats, carbohydrates to feel the tolerable lightness of being proteins , fats and carbohydrates in our body, they perform strictly defined functions and if, uh, proteins are building materials, the material from which our cells are built, then fats and carbohydrates - this is a source of energy, and carbohydrates give energy quickly, and fats slowly, and therefore they must be in a strictly defined proportion. and this is just nutritionists find out. for example, specialists from the healthy nutrition project of the national demogr

paula rice in positions. i've been talking to many people today and yesterday since i got here to ravage an error and you find paula rice and procedures on one hand, those who are convinced that lola the silver former president left this candidate is going to win the election on, on the other hand that those who support valuable to narrow take for granted their re election off the current president. but beyond those political to see shows, i think that most of them, most of brazilians that have concerns about the piece of the country, went to happen on monday. after the results will be announced, because once on again, so on again, the president joe, you basel narrow, has implied that he wouldn't concede in the face of fun. eventually the feed he has said repeat once. and again, that's the key loss as it is because something was one run in the electoral process . so there are those concerns, but we are hot now to wait and see one more day, 2 more days to, to, to day election a day. and just talk us through ho

as speculation grows, he will join the rice to become the u. k. next prime minister. we'll have an update on the cholera outbreak in malawi that kills more than 100 people. ah, russian, back to authorities in the ukrainian city of cas soul, have told civilians to evacuate as keeps forces advance in the region. thousands of people have been leaving in fairies across the disney. prov river, as ukrainian strikes have made the only 2 major bridges from curse on. impossible. russia has claimed the region as its own since separatist held referendums last month. we have to correspondence on this story mohammed jim june, who is in keven mohammed vile in the russian capital moscow. but 1st al jazeera has gained exclusive access to one of ukraine's military posts than hi keith province. the area is just a few 100 meters from russia's border, and up until recently it was under the control of moscow. she'll have a loss or has more. all the uncertainty is overwhelming. despite the uninterrupted shilling ukrainian troops wait, ready for what will unfold, name. they stand by vigilan

jerry rice had a front row seat for it all. niners win 24-9. tonight in large part due to due todeebo. >> every time i get the chance to get the ball in my hands, that is a mentalities. trying to make ate big play. second nature to me now. it is something i work on all the time. the ball in my hands, i treat everything like a run whether i catch it, i still treat it like a run. >> that's about all did on the play. deebo did the rest. >> another fun moment, warriors superstar was a guest on pate and eli manning. steph got a good laugh and said his mom made him wear all the pads he could fiend. there is a laugh there. pick the right sport. i would say steph did. he looks good in a sports uniform. we will continue in a little bit. >> i couldn't see him because of all the pads. >> safety first for steph. >> totally. chris, thank you. fleet week kicked off today. more than a million people are expected to come to san francisco for the festivities. a free concerts today featured a navy band performance. blue angels will tear across the sky friday, sa