tony hendricks: why would you move the stand to put a vase up there? clarence pierre: because a vase is more personalizedhan a casket. tony hendricks: let's see what it look like. james bryant: yeah. and then we could see a point... clarence pierre:you have young millennial people telling you, this is what's attractive to us now. funeral home cannot run off a reputation forever. james bryant: whales-- they have funerals. clarce pierre: what kind of funerals they got? james bryant: you should check it out. clarence pierre: ok-- james bryant: you should check it out. like when a orca is killed or dies, they swim together. they push the dead. i don't know where they take it to. probably to the depths. but they have a neral. clarence pierre: and what about the-- james bryant: and of movie-- orca, the movie, was a true story about their mentality. they killed the female. and they had a funeral for her. and the male hunted them down until he got them for killing them. have you ever seen that movie? ok, say the blessed. clarence pierre: lord god, we thank you

now moving on to sanctions. hendrick oversee russia is the most sanctioned country in the world. now think 8 packages of sanctions and there's a possible 9th in, in, in talks how these sanctions affected russia and you think they've had the impacts that the ear in the west household. i don't. so i don't think that this impact is like they hoped am, and the most important and all this new sanction package, i don't know how many want to a improve her, maybe from 20 more. i don't know. the most important thing i think is that the people in the european countries at least believe that the sanctions are working. that's the most important because then the european leaders have a free pass and nobody is traveling really to russia to see if the sanctions are working. i'm now here in a week in the us here. they sanctions are not working here. is there light in the streets? the everything is working. well, i'm so there is really question of the sanctions of working at all and also blow back effect. do you think that having on europe itself, to what extent, as you are cutting off his nose t

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on monday, bessy hendricks celebrated her 115th birthday. is that not remarkable or what?.s. presidents, two world wars, and the sinking of the titanic. hendricks celebrated in her hometown of lake city, iowa, alongside her three children, one of whom celebrated her 90th birthday the day before her mom's, so happ

on monday, bessy hendricks celebrated her 115th birthday. is that not remarkable or what? she was born in 1907. her life has spanned 21 u.s. presidents, two world wars, and the sinking of the titanic. hendricks celebrated in her hometown of lake city, iowa, alongside her three children, one of whom celebrated her 90th birthday the day before her mom's, so happy birthday to bessie and to one of her daughters. >>> and hello again, everyone. thank you for joining me this sunday. i'm fredricka whitfield. we begin this hour with democrats celebrating a senate majority. fending off republicans and defying historical trends for a midterm election. but the house is still up for grabs. five days after election day. cnn now projecting the democrats will maintain control of the juice senate following a close but pivotal victory in nevada. senator catherine cortez masto projected to narrowly win re-election, beating her republican challenger, adam laxalt. she spoke about that victory earlier today. >> we have known this was going to be a tough campaign. but like all of you, i'm a neva

thomas hendrick.ublished on social networks the rules for russian liberals leaving for the west. well, here is a standard set of repentance to apologize to condemn the hostilities. well, here's what strikes with special cynicism point seven. you say that no country in russia has any special rights, until you yourself believe it. well, even paragraph thirteenth meekly, that is, without the right to vote. participate in the restoration of ukraine but it's hard to argue with something. stop being the most in love advises the russian liberal estonian politics and warns that their path to the civilized west will be long and thorny. that is, no matter how you repent, no matter how you give russia abroad, this is still not enough. this is absolutely unacceptable and, of course, violates human rights. for some reason, i can't remember that us citizens a were forced to condemn upon their arrival in europe in 2003-4. and just the us invasion of iraq for absolutely false reasons, the maximum that a refugee can b

eric hendricks in the end zone for a touchdown. minnesota took a 30-27 lead. 37 seconds left. whoa. but allen got the ball back. drove the bills into field goal range. tyler bass nailed a short field goal and forced overtime. vikings kicked a field goal in the opening possession. buffalo tried to answer and look what happened. interception by patrick peterson. the vikings now 8-1, came all the way back. won this one, final of 33-30. >>> cowboys head coach mccarthy on the right and his return to green bay. former packers' coach himself reunited with aaron rodgers in a hug only. fourth quarter. rodgers connected with rookie receiver christian watson. his third touchdown of the night sent the game to overtime. after dallas turned it over on downs all green bay needed was a field goal to win. 36-yard play for lazard set it up. from 28-yard mason crosby for the win. green bay won it, 31-28. and stopped a five game losing streak. >>> raiders' mission, win the game. it just happened to be against the colts led by a first time head coach in his nfl debut. there's jeff saturday, on a sunday.

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francis gave his blessings to the new design in an audience with hendrick fresca. the meeting confirmed fiscal faith in the project robbing it was an amazing event to be able to of course meet the pope and explain him the vehicle what we're doing. and he's very interested in sustainability and he was an engineer for me, it's about doing something in the world where you spread the message out to as many people as possible of getting electric and sustainable. henrich fisco is hard at work integrating all of the posts requirements into the design held him with a fully vegan interior and solar panels on the roof. he claims it's the most sustainable vehicle in the world's building. a pope. my bill is a badge of honor for any comb acre. pope benedicts the 16th had a fancy for the mercedes, em cloth, volkswagen and b m. w. tried to win him over with their own designs. but mercedes, both seated searcher laid on even more luxury retaining the loyalty of the german pope. benedict nearly went astray when renaud offered him an electric can do in 2012. but paypal body guards to

we've just seen from john hendrick, rafael mourner, warnock, and herschel walk just a few 100 votes within each other to close to call. big picture again, the senate map of america. look at the caliber starting to fill in only a couple of states waiting to call. we've got a lot of red, we've got blue, we've got the house of representatives there for a different 176. republicans 100 and 1st 97 class 218. when the dorothy, they stay with us. there'll be plenty more ahead. in the light of the open seas hides the dark secret men forced to work without paying in slave for years. but a glimmer of hope remained for the forgotten fisherman. as a group of activists stove deep into the illegal fishing industry, demanding justice and freedom, ghosts fleet, a witness documentary on al jazeera. ah. why, jeff, bad news? radio w r b a g o has been now we're doing talk radio holds a very special place in the american consciousness. it's a very, very accessible populace medium that has an intimacy that's unlike almost any other media. ah, your back door, the next door with the free no was yours when the me

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when then came, a hendrick opened its borders to those fleeing the chinese occupation of tibet. in your homeland, are you allowed to practice your religion duty, but i'm not able to comment on that. wow. in august 20 o e napoli, police to team 760 tibetans, for protesting against to crack down into beth by chinese authorities. in 2019 dozens were also arrested in the days leading up to chinese president see dean pings visit to nepal. since then, chinese ministers have also visited a visit, very chinese minister, the cot wonder would have triggered protest amongst that the buttons in the past. but these refugees now live in fear. they've become quiet and inaccessible. rights activists say, chinese officials have been the subject of protests because of violations of to buttons rights. but the tibetan refugee we spoke to wouldn't even elaborate on why he left his homeland. who's in the top of me that he said that people come here from that abuse. i can thought about this on the nipple. the government has repeatedly stated it adheres to a one china policy. it's national human rights

hendricks t stall. the main reason to do floating offshore wind is that it really increases the available resource of wind power. so with ordinary box increase, we can maybe cover there was electricity meets. if we add floating, we can maybe cover 10 times the was having 3 teams. model projects for floating wind farms are currently being developed in many regions of the world. the areas right for development are colored light blue on the map along there close enough to the coast that the power connection to land is still possible, but are located in areas that are too deep for fixed foundations. in germany, the topic of floating wind farms has so far been neglected. both the north sea and baltic sea are shallow enough for fixed foundations. only off the coast of mecklenburg, west pomeranian. can you find a german testing facility of floating wind turbines on a smaller scale? many european neighbors are ahead of germany with this research. the world's 1st floating wind farm was built off scotland in 2017

inflation at 10 percent and costs rising fewer and fewer people can afford to take in a pat. 9 year old hendrick has been waiting for quite a while. the sofa is quite expensive to to have a pet. i'm cats cost on average pay year around $1500.00 pounds, paid docs around 2000 pounds per year. i was unable to dudley afford them. julia camaro works at the shelter. she brings her 16 year old to all one jack to work with her every day. she adopted him after he was given up during the pandemic . she's seriously worried against the difference of the price of food, the vet fees, re send me the had just like the monthly flea treatment. i can see the prices are more expensive. definitely. i can imagine how hard it must be when you read that they have to choose between their food or their pets. foods. pet food banks are already preparing for the winter, as inflation could rise to 13 percent by the end of the year. that would affect dog and cat owners to and to be already overwhelmed. animal shelters could see even more people giving up their animals. well, that's all for us today. thanks so much for your co

triggered after a deadly apartment fire, where so we're planing on strict anti co good measures for hendrick, rescue effort. but mass testing and regional locked out continue to be part of beijing 0 tolerance policy in tackling the virus. c according to reports, the protests were organizing coordinated through social media with post encouraging people to bring their friends to the demonstrations and suggesting slogans for science. some analysts say that individuals affiliated with western media outlets, or even directing the protest using telegram channels. one of those analyst i, angelo june bono says that western journalists are the ones pulling the strings. those telegram channels are openly wrung by western media journalist that i see in china as a journalist, but actually working as a regime change agent. i give you a few outlets. there's a cnn. these are radio free asia. this is the outlets of funding. going to sector funding going, which is financed by the u. s. a. g m, the propaganda of the us. and these are the new york times. so basically you have those, surely, these, that actuall

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john hendrick life or is there a in atlanta, georgia and of course we're bringing the latest on the results in atlanta and georgia. the state as a whole throughout the evening here on out sierra. and he spent more analysis on the midterm is coming up and also a head on the program. a call for a political activist in egypt to be released is been on hunger strike for 7 months . and you have to be in it to win it. and now someone has one lucky person is now $2000000000.00 reach. it will have the latest on the payout in the us power lottery . ah is developing threats, the bahamas and eventually the east coast of the us, particularly florida. and that's nicole. now that will also bring temperatures day, which account very hard, for example, new york and down towards new orleans. it's 6 degrees above average, still in texas. so this part of the us still looking a bit like late summer, further west, early winter, the tempted to come down could sick with complete the snows on its way in, and i suspect is going to be well, blizzard conditions, retirement, sierra nevada. nicole might briefly touch he

earlier i spoke to hendrick vba, a norwegian writer, political analyst, and former politician on various issues connected to ukraine. the fullest share. politicians have 1st to wait, which kind of order they get from washington, or they can say, that is my view. on this case, it's easy as is as easy as possible. as they always rags, blame the russians, and then we can see what will happen. so at the 1st time of most of them over the politicians, of course, say they'd say russia is sending this missile and, and then maybe we find out that it was a ukraine. but then this case is already forgotten the so it's always the same. first blame the russians and with them we'll see what happens if a western countries did not support as a coup baton in 2014. then we don't could be in this situation at all. and so we in the entered so question, way one to start for me in, in my mind that all the situation starts in 2014, maybe before that. and so if we would not have supported this to, it could be todd in here in 2014. we would not be in the situation now and would not be a war in ukraine at all. whe

earlier, we spoke to hendrick. we buy a norwegian writer, political analyst, and form a politician on various issues connected to ukraine. let's take a look. the foolish share politicians have 1st to wait, which kind of war that they get from washington, or they can say, it's easy as it's as easy as possible. as they always rags, blame the russians, and then we can see what will happen. so in the 1st time of most of them over the politicians, of course, say they'd say russia is sending this missile and, and then maybe we find out that it was a ukraine. but then this case is already forgotten the, so it's always the same. first blame the russians and then we would see what happened if a western countries did not support as a coup d'etat into tells me 14, then we don't good be in this situation at all. and so we, in the entity to question, way one decides all the situation starts in 2014, maybe before that. and so if he would not have supported this through a coup de todd in, he is in 2014. we would not be in the sit

in a few minutes prior to christmas in 1947, major bill hendricks, a reserve major in los angeles, hee are concerned about the level of poverty among the children in the greater l.a. area and especially remember just a couple of years after world war ii. three months prior to christmas in '47, bill and his marines went out and collected toys, books, games for the general public and businesses. his wife, diane, made raggedy ann tolls. christmas morning 1947, bill hendrix major and his marines got into dress blue uniforms and went out and distributed those toys, books, dolls diane had made to less fortunate children in l.a. literally overnight and it spread like wildfire and by 1948 all reserve units have a program similar to this but it got the attention of general cates who decided to make an official mission of the marine corps reserve so the rest is history and as of this day 1947 we have reached 281 million children. the one general cook and cates picking up the torch and 75 years later, general, why do you do this? >> we do it to bring hope to children and let me say also. we used

a woman from iowa, aren't they all, named betsy hendricks celebrating turning 115 years old last week she attributes her long life to her family support and her inspiring childhood babysitter, nancy pelosi. see that? i didn't even know this. pop star harry styles and olivia wilde are officially ending their relationship, oh li yeah was sick and tired of harry helping himself to her blouses. prior to start of the world cup, host country qatar abruptly announced beer sales would be banned inside stadiums leaving bud wiser with a massive surplus. in response, the company changed the slogan to this bud's for ju. because i guess, i don't know -- i don't know if i can explain it. according to a new survey, 71% of democrats believe president biden could win re-election in 2024. the remaining 29% were not on crack. startup low-cost carrier breeze airways began service this week with fares as low as $29 one way. they're just like a regular airline, except the cabin always smells like something is burning. i don't get it. and finally morale at msnbc is reportedly at an all-time low as the netwo

rachel: chef diane hendrick, you brought your leftovers.rry sauce, pecan pie and walmart pie. i like them better than pecans. so than what we do is take them and transform them into a pattern of things so i have sweet potato pancakes, mashed potato pancakes, stuffing stuffed mushrooms which are really good, the sandwich, cheesecake jars, us movey made with pumpkin pie and walnut pie and applesauce. rachel:st doocy taught me to put the pumpkin pie in the blender. >> turkey hash with poached eggs. what we are doing here is making a shepherds pie with all the leftovers and i'm focusing more as i told you on plant-based things. so i'm using walnut meat, california walnuts, just grinding them up, put them in the food processor and you end up with consistency of meat. you will really like it. i'm heating up olive oil and i will put this walnut meat in here, you can freeze it too. rachel: it is just crushed up chopped up walnut. >> when you use it it is mushrooms. joe: all of my foody eats plants. >> i have a walnut here. and what we are going to

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eric hendricks somehow recovers the ball across the line for the touchdown to put the vikings up by threeoint, you're wrong. josh allen made up for that mistake and marched the bills up the field on five play 69-yard drive that ended with the tyler bass field goal to force overtime. the vikings had to settle with a field goal. josh allen going for the touchdown, patrick peterson coming away with his second interception of the day to seal minnesota's 33-30 victory. allen faltering over the last couple games. too many mistakes for buffalo and a big win for the vikings who are now 8-1 for the season. the bills fall to 6-3. they lose the top spot. afc east. >> i'm going to remember this one forever, guys. i'm telling you. we continued to have to trade those blows and body blows, hay makers and just try to be ready for the next snap. >> losing sucks. sucks this way even worse. horrendous second half. i have to be better. i have to be better. >> looked like the packers were on their way to losing six straight for the first time since 1988, trailing the cowboys and the former head coach mike mcc

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eric hendricks in the end zone for a touchdown. minnesota took a 30-27 lead. 37 seconds left. whoa.he ball back. drove the bills into field goal range. tyler bass nailed a short field goal and forced overtime. in that period, vikings kicked a field goal in the opening possession. buffalo tried to answer and look what happened. interception by patrick peterson. the vikings now 8-1, came all the way back. won this one, final of 33-30. >>> cowboys head coach mike mccarthy on the right and his return to green bay. former packers' coach himself reunited with aaron rodgers in a hug only. fourth quarter. rodgers connected with rookie receiver christian watson. his third touchdown of the night sent the game to overtime. after dallas turned it over on downs, all green bay needed was a field goal to win. 36-yard play for lazard set it up. rodgers all fired up. from 28-yards mason crosby for the win. green bay won it, 31-28. and stopped a five game losing streak. >>> raiders' mission, win the game. it just happened to be against the colts led by a first time head coach in his nfl debut. there'

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okay, we're going to speak to john hendrick, his live person, atlanta, georgia, john, one of those states, again, which is going to be absolutely key in these elections. how close is the senate race there? and why is it so important? well wrap the poles are open, the candidates have made their final arguments and the sticks couldn't be higher. here. we have already had more people vote this time around 20 percent more than voted in the last mid terms. so there's high voter interest and for good reason because as you point out, it is a very close race. all polls seem to show these guys, neck and neck, and ga could really decide who controls the senate this time around, as it did last time around when georgia, a typically republican state, until then elected to democratic senators, one of them was raphael warnock. he is a pastor who preaches at ebony or baptist church, that's where martin luther king used to preach and he's running against herschel walker. herschel walkers, a former university of georgia football star, the republicans went for someone with a big name was very popular in thi

for the update, john hendrick live for us in atlanta and post suggest the u. s. economy is a top concern for people heading into the ballot box reynolds report from the state of arizona where many americans are struggling to cope with rising inflation. in tucson, arizona inflation has made father of to just in littles, grocery shopping, a lot more complicated. whenever we plan our meals, we usually go to unfortunate, go to the meet 1st and see what's on sale, and then it's kind of developed from there. so it always kinda depends on what is affordable at that time is depends on what you eat. again, the point where you feel like you have no choice but go to the grocery store and her slater inflation is running at an annual rate of 8.2 percent nationwide. and even worse here in arizona where in some cities the rate is 13 percent. it's not just about food, especially with gas prices. it said crazy eyes to felt my tank with like 20 backs. now it's 40 senior citizen, lannie betz, who lives on a fixed income is tightening his belt, dra, literally. when it comes, the foo

t spielberg did the sameor films and jimmy hendricks for music. those giants still needed licees even warhol followed the rules, when he did not take a picture himself, he paid the photraer. his foundationjust failed to do so here. petitier argues adding new ang is a new good enough reason to coffee for free but that test would decimate the art of photography by destroying the incentive to create art in the first place. it's obvious with the multi lln dollar industry, that they a horrified. the colloquial definition of the word transformative is too easy to manipulate. given creators and non copier's the opportunity to take the devative works -- if petitioners test prevails, copyrights will be at the mercy of copat anyoneould turn darth vader into a hero or spin off all in th family into the jefferson's without creating the, creators a dime. >>ou and your brief and even in your opening statement, u focus on purpose. you did not mention character in your opening statement. you don't give it a primary role in ur briefs. what role does it play in you