, he not only healed his own wounds, according to legend, he healed the entire kaleval people from moracalled evil and sorcerers on him. the main character of the whole epic is not the only one, he was a sorcerer on the land of kalevala mother, he rushed for 30 years, wandered in the sea for the same amount and rushed about the sea in winters. clear in the sea waves are foggy. the spell of the old wise shaman were at the same time stories . here it is the land of the hero, on which he helped people who came here to survive, and epic legends seem to illustrate the history of karelia from ancient times. the first tribes appeared here in the seventh sixth millennium bc after the last ice sheets came down from here. at first , the main occupations of the inhabitants of these places were hunting and fishing; with the wealth of water resources in karelia, the boat became the most important household item; owning it was one of the indispensable conditions for survival. it is precisely how they built their boats from which the history of the development of material culture is concluded. the old

so no more daisy mora is also benefiting. she's visually impaired and lost her job during the pandemic. her therapist recommended joining the cooking therapy to help lift her spirits. their particular, their physicals. it's hard to find a job around her. i'm with a disability, it's twice as hard for them as it, but then it got worse. i left the 1st people they let go with the ones who shouldn't have been thrown out as them most vulnerable, because i'm will let others. daisy mora uses the classes to learn new recipes and cooking techniques. it also helped her get back on her feet after the lockdown because cannot run us almost, but we don't want to be pitied with us. we just like every one else. we may do things differently, but we're the same for what colors are not human beings with the same rights, but with different ability measures, implement that the fedex, the classes are free of charge for participants. rubio fernandez volunteers here. a part of his police pension goes towards buying ingredients. isn't what i mean? som

mora barrett, thanks so much. down to florida. nbc news correspondent kerry sanders is live just outside orlando covering the senate and governor races. kerry, good morning. what does it look like there today? >> reporter: well, we've seen a steady arrival of voters, but it hasn't been long lines. we're here for a specific reason. in 1887, this was one of the first municipalities in the country that became a self-governing black community. and in this race in florida, specifically in the race for the u.s. senate, val demings, a former black police chief in orlando, about six miles from where i am, will rely heavily on the african american vote if she is going to make some headway against the incumbent republican, marco rubio. in florida, at 13% of the electorate is african american. then there is 18% which is hispanic. as we have seen, the republican party has made incredible inroads with what have been traditionally democratic voters inside the hispanic community. and i think there's a little bit of a picture here of some hope th

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in january, they lost detectives jason riviera and wilbert mora in an ambush attack.n 49. in september, one member was senselessly killed after being stabbed in a random assault. >> with us is fdny assistant chief. we want to thank the fire department in new york city for all the work you do. people don't think about it that much, but every time you respond there's a burning building, a burning house, and every time your life is in danger. >> yeah, sure, judge. thank you so much for having us. it's only fitting when we begin the season of joy that we pause for a minute and recognize those people that we lost last year. okay? we lost captain allison russo, we lost firefighter timmy klein, we lost firefighter jesse gerhard, all three members tragically killed in the line of do you tell, all epitomizing service. >> god bless you. >> thank you. >> and representing the nypd's inspector, how are the police doing? we always worry about us. how about them? >> the police are doing great. what makes the city so great is the beings between the nypd and the community. events like

mastercard mora is a voice actor and content creator , baby. was i supposed to know love using her skills to scam those annoying telephone scammers? this is britney spears . and i'm here with christina aguilera here aren't mtv s prank anchors? one about? uh huh. it's called scambaiting, which collins english dictionary defines as the practice of pretending to fall for the fraudulent online or telephone schemes in order to waste the time of the perpetrators. my mom actually fell victim to a pop up scam on her computer where it says, you know you have a virus called this number and for the low, low, amazing special rate of 4 99 $499 you get a lifetime subscription to the service, and none of it was real. besides the price, rosie alerted her mother's bank to stop the charge and called the scammer back your first name. kim no, it's courtney. it's not always about him. i decided to just keep the scammer on for as long as possible. so that they didn't have time to call anyone else. since then, rosie has become a full blown internet vigilante. my last

i am a queiros, but the saddler mora finds out where to see him off.he courtyards, it is from the neck in a wound in most of the territory during the day, local rainfall in the republic , the main snow is sleet in special areas of the republic fog light ice on the roads there were people swell, wind temperature minimum night -7 maximum degrees. wind temperature in regional centers. wow, kind of gloomy, not great snow. our wind temperature will drop to - in the afternoon to minus one degree. brest is gloomy, not great snow. the temperature on the wind, the laptop will drop. up to -2°, in the afternoon minus one zero about gomel is not gloomy great snow. even john the wind temperature at night and during the day is 0 °, my loliu is foul-smelling, the temperature at the wind at night during the day is gloomy degrees of our ukraine. on wet snow. noju wind temperature minus one degree during the day to zero. indonesia turmoil for hundreds of times of a razbural earthquake on the island of java, and six hundred chorols suffered tens of thousands for a capita

i want to bring in nbc news correspondent mora barrett from philadelphia, nbc national news koerbdenttierrez and phillip rucker "washington post" and msnbc political analyst. gabe, let me start with you. what's the situation like in georgia? >> reporter: hello, jose. good morning. the attacks are intensifying between warnock and walker. the past several days, warnock has been escalating his attack calling him not just not ready for office, but saying he is a pathological liar that is unfit to serve in the u.s. senate. now, the campaign is expected to continue today with senator warnock here in maicon for one stop. he spent the weekend criss-crossing the state. we spoke with several of his supporters this morning in maicon about what they see as the biggest issues heading into election day. take a listen. >> i think that's the tendency of candidates to either not accept the results of the election. that is terrifying for the country. >> obviously, women's rights is one of the biggest things we're fighting back right now. a lot of controversy around that. one of the important things as

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the most holy panda mora shrine was the mural gudavana covered the late baroque dudovo lasted again for years of avos and was already hemmed in 1774 and was illuminated by this church for eight goversions of 1779. alyona that i will not be fully mined was illuminated. and that i was not already worried about everything , and then excite. here the church itself was already refreshed in 1779. in the same way, no years. we will mean all 250 years. oh no, the church. the rulers of the zaslavsky county nishkodirovali pennies for your holy day of this their family ambition. worried that under one the family burial vault will be chopped up the family burial vault the prince of the children's shos, so they showed me one document, because since childhood, the same antisa wrote to his own that the koleon will die near warsaw, then forgive him to swell it in a treble monastery, the hookah of a pobra in lithuania means the one who asks to hail him for glory, and he also hawked him around the world in warsaw, this plowed action there, and the years of pro-restoration were a sultry bonfire. a few tru

be economist in university. professor leandro mora francine analyzes the phenomenon of near shoring local. it is only legal viewed as a reconfiguration of global value chain, only, whether it be near showing or french showing a started before the pandemic case. what did the pandemic do? was it accelerated, everything because there was an increase in demand post pandemic, one that supply chain, we're not prepared to respond to more often seen. so to study by the inter american development bank that confirms that latin america could replace 10 percent of chinese exports to america, argentina must reduce its 83 percent inflation. but despite everything, whirlpool believes in its new factory. but they also hope that the cost of freight drops after the pandemic. i'm the newest on on me, feel better, not him yet. it pre pandemic levels, are mas, endless, but it's not at the peak like it was during the pandemic beetle meant the market has restrictions and thought, and the restrictions are very harsh to support you. so can that is why investment in your shoring is continuing to accelerate. yes, i

ones who shouldn't have been thrown out as their most vulnerable, because i'm will lead others. daisy mora uses the classes to learn new recipes and cooking techniques. it also helped her get back on her feet after the lockdown. but gaskin was others, almost bored. we don't want to be pitied with us. we just like every one else. we may do things differently, but we're the same for what colors are much human beings with the same rights, but with different ability to share this. implement that be for the classes are free of charge for participants. rubia fernandez volunteers here. part of his police pension goes toward buying ingredients. isn't what i am, isn't very gallup. i said your team please. okay. k is faculty. not that appear and be the you are hello. yes. it, yes sir. okay, man, i think i've been me at another up here, but a lot of my son added up yaki, the recall for the owner came killed in, i'm which as of the fox, you're the dishes they prepare are sold at local markets. the income then helps maintain the kitchen for rubia, the therapy kitchen has given him a new vocation, could

here's our t mora gosti of amid the fields and forests of the gods countryside, some of the fiercest fighting rages, day and night miss owls and shelves crisscross the sky. these ceaseless at this point. but now i thought a salvo of distancing rockets to see where they lab to judge precisely how to correct auxiliary fall. what will follow? he's the artillery does not rest in multiple shifts. batteries of launches and howard. so as far as ukrainian positions, they are most often the deciding factor in whether an attack fails or succeeds along the criminal aisle. smog about rock plot is still very much tense. russian. the defenses here are stable. the front line has stabilized but nationalist elements as well as the credit military and predominantly or many sectors far mostly haven't stopped, efforts, haven't seized efforts to find the weak link to pro ration defenses in order to find a weak link to push their offensive, which is stalled across the la guns for blood. with yellow sedation were assigned the task of shelling, 8 enemies soldiers. the grad rocket launcher did the job and co

ones who shouldn't have been thrown out as them most vulnerable, because i'm will let others. daisy mora uses the classes to learn new recipes and cooking techniques. it's also helped her get back on her feet after the lockdown. because cannot run us almost, but we don't want to be pitied with us. we just like every one else. we may do things differently, but we're the same for what colors are not human beings with the same rights, but with different ability measures, implement that the fedex, the classes are free of charge for participants. rubia fernandez volunteers here. a part of his police pension goes towards buying ingredients. is what i mean, somebody gallop, i said you seem pretty choppy, kid is that causing that api and be that you are till i use it years. so it just came in at that up in me as another parallel, my son added up, okay, the re comfort thou know king killin, i'm which as he thought soon, the dishes they prepare are sold at local markets. the income then helps maintain the kitchen for rubia, the therapy kitchen has given him a new vocation, couldn't okay. you're sa

. - well earlier i spoke to argentina footballer reporter marcela mora y araujo who says there's a feelingckets of cold water i think there is no other way to describe it. huge disappointment. having said that, there is still two games to be played. i think there was a slight overconfidence in argentina was up definitely in the national mood people were talking about winning the world cup. so, it's really up, i can't think of anyone who isn't absolutely surprised and disappointed. all is not lost. it's football. credit to saudi arabia. they surprise the players. there was a clear lack of morale. the crumbling of morale of the players on the pitch and that was reflected by the washing public. i have to say, immediately after the game the meaty mood of the commentators put pitch side and the people waiting in the mix zone where the play is never turned up was one of sadness rather than recrimination. there was so much riding on this. so much a expectation. and credit to saudi arabia. they stunned for some and they made the most of the chances. there's a feeling that perhaps one of the three

. >> but mora played by jeffy tanborn dressing up as a tr transwoman.e world for transwoman if somebody's using the women's restroom somebody thinks they're faking it. >> ultimately i do think it made transness one of the things that somebody in the family could be and life goes on. >> for a long time the sitcom was primarily driven by what makes us different is what makes us funny especially in those 70s and 80s shows. it creates a sense of abnormality. >> come on in, girls. it's nice to see you, girls. >> hi guys. >> a man dressing as a woman in 1982 is not at all a man dressing as a woman in our culture today. >> i feel like a completely different kind of man. >> bosom buddies was the jack lemmon tony curtis where they got in drag to pass as female musicians. we can point at the use of drag as a comedic device. >> it's weird space that might be queer. >> are you two farm girls? you are big. really big. >> throughout the years, a lot of gay characters queer characters were people created by primarily heterosexual people to be a laugh line. >> what are

and that was when we began our reporting what sturdio mora was there was a kind of a unity of bolsonaro fans and moral fans morrow ended up leaving the government about a year and a few months after. he joined it and went out shooting claiming that jire bolsonaro himself was completely corrupt that he had tried to criminally interfere in various police investigations aimed at his children who are all adults and elected officials who are charged with corruption. and so he split with the molsonaro movement. he went to the us for a while made a lot of money and came back to brazil this year announcing he would run for president against both lula and bolsonaro louis now out of prisoners as a result of our reporting and running for president, the presidential candidate was kind of a up. he pulled out before it even began and he's now announcing that he's gonna run for the senate as kind of a critic of both lua who we put in prison in bolsonaro who we originally was aligned with but now is accusing of being corrupt. let's go back to lula de silva in your view and i know you have a connection

gained national attention and focuses on a san jose federal courtroom where we find ryan curry on mora with what we can expect. ryan: good morning, quite a bit of back-and-forth. we know that there is very opposite views on what kind of sentence that she should be receiving. of course the prosecuting side wants her to get as much as possible. she faces up to 20 years so she wants to be as close to that as she can. her legal team wants much less. court filings show that she is asking for 18 months in prison. while the prosecutors that we already talked about say they want around 15 years, close to that 20 year threshold. those are different requests from both sides. prosecutors say she deserves a late -- a lengthy sentence because she duped investigators by falsely claiming that her company developed revolutionary blood testing. her defense team says that she has already paid the price for those crimes and she continues to pay that price every single day. she also has a lot of support. her lawyers gave the judge 130 letters including one from cory booker who said that they became friend

. >> i want to remember specialist jose mora and another killed in action in iraq, we remember you salutemarine helicopter pilot over 30 years, semper fi. >> i'm so proud to be a part of this organization and on this day to honor them it's really wonderful to engage the community and with campaigns like this that really do make a difference. thank you to everyone, don't forget to dvr the show, and now here is "america reports." >> john: emily, thank you and for sure, honor our vets. election day plus three, control of congress up for grabs, and as for the wait, well, grab a chair. it could be a while. good friday afternoon to you, i'm john roberts. good friday afternoon to you. >> gillian: you might want some popcorn with that chair, john. it's going to go on and on. it's good to be with you. i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith. this is "america reports." at this hour, the ballots still being tallied up in arizona an

did he resign of the company is tapping into mora. and according to that same internal twitter memo, plays have been directed to check the emails, to find out if they'll have jobs or not. those who keep their jobs will receive noticing their work email, while those been fired will get an email sent to their personal address. unceremoniously firing a large number of -- highly influential american politics, just days before major election, that is something. that doesn't trust and, i will see you again tomorrow, now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. hey, alex i filled out my california bill today, at the kitchen table, i had to vote 59 times. four candidates, and for propositions, including 16 judges, and i'm opposed to electing judges, but i have to. 12 of those judges i've never heard of, so i look to the l. a. times website for their endorsement guidance, and all that. but it is a real hunk of homework, that we all have to do, all the way down that ballot, every single office, we see now more than ever how much a s

. >> i know what it is like to be an attorney general, i worked with mora when she was an attorney generals the first black woman attorney general in the country. to james is the second, miss campbell is going to be the third. >> what an andrea campbell was in high school, there was no attorney general anywhere who looked like her. ron delaware tradition, of w bc t v and boston spoke to some high school students about what it means for them to see someone who lived the life that they are living, elected attorney general. rhonda richardson visited academy, a dorchester school that i've proudly service member of the board. >> young women in massachusetts woke up more empowered. >> it makes me feel like, you know, i can literally achieve anything and i can also have my voice heard. >> today a diverse group of women hold five of the top six offices in the state. >> ag elect campbell's lies a mere image of many at the school. >> most of the government's mostly white man, so to finally see not only a black person, but a black woman step into office was very exciting. >> she is the top law enforc

did he resign of the company is tapping into mora.o that same internal twitter memo, plays have been directed to check the emails, to find out if they'll have jobs or not. those who keep their jobs will receive noticing their work email, while those been fired will get an email sent to their personal address. unceremoniously firing a large number of -- highly influential american politics, just days before major election, that is something. that doesn't trust and, i will see you again tomorrow, now it's t

that letter was co signed by faith as secretary general thought must mora, she's been talking about what visiting the fans should expect at this world cop worth dime. it's happening in the middle east in that up world for sky, where all the teams will be in one city with their funds of alan's award. be able to come, mid mingle, sing, dance, and provide positive life to the world. no, martha, you'll race your religion. your social and sexual orientation you are most welcome and godaddy's are ready to receive you with the best hospitality that you can imagine sir. got that get our did the so this one could have been some challenges and no measures have been taken over the past 6 years and especially by the new leadership of fi file is face it. we have been working with the international labor organization. we the building would workers international with a center for sport and human rights. and those entities are the one saying that yes, in terms of achievement, in terms of progress got that can be designated as a mother to follow with large crowds congregating entering and leaving the sta

i think that kind of reflects the questioning of those mora and values that we might have had. how do we, now thainto this licated situation that we have? >> for heroes and regular americans, when you are fighting this, do potentially unsavory means, are they justified? are potentially unsavory means justified to fight this? -- >> [inaudible] tv showing images of what is happening, for example, in vietnam. how do we -- how did we as americans deal with this imagery? we may not have had before. with our morals and concepts of how good versus evil. >> this is an important point that we are going to get to when we get a little deeper into the semester. how well are these comics setting young readers up for the nuances, complexities of a military war like the u.s. in vietnam. the short answer, riw, is probably not all that well. all you read for today, is thisc tomorrow. gock ai was prepping, this imagery is kind of frightening. in i probably wouldn't have thought frightening a year or two ago. i will leave it at that. how do we answer this question? this comic book that you read f

we are we are having this morae stand up thing for in defense of democracy. and it's just a bunch ofst ah fascistsof and racists who aretr going to come beat them.is you know, the problem, of course, is that this is going to be one of the most diverseuba coalitions republicans have ever formed. >>ns all talking points don't work. >> it doesn't work anymore. no one believes that . o people understand that. i mean, when youou see the governor of new york come out and say that, you know, it's just hysterical to complain about crime, you know, black, hispanic and asian americans in these new york communities's a who have seen the increases ines crime, they know that that'see a lie they see right throughth t theythey aren't going to be called racists in order for it because of they're actually pointing out, charlie,i we talked aboutit how politiciat tend to lose their mojo over. time when they stay in the gameo too long. >> i neverul thought i'd say ths about obama, but we played a little bit of an angle. but he dropped a particularly unhinged line over the weeken

what you mora hills became the first female lesbian in the united states lgbt community members wereot allowed to power for too long . she is hopes that hill's election will be especially inspiring for children, so it's important that our community knows they have representation in government that will protect them on historic events on multiple fronts of the midterms, including massachusetts being elected there. the state's first female moral governor. she is also the country's first lesbian governor. she 's joining us now from boston. this is her first television appearance as an elected governor. little girls and as a representative of the lgbt community, i now feel again everything that i felt during the election campaign. looking into the eyes it is important for little girls to young women, when talking to representatives of the lgbt community, that their interests are represented to see is to believe. i hope that my election will show these young people that you can be anything. and i think our country will be better soon when we listen to more voices. especially those who his

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