klein for sharing your memories in the manner in which i hope you can regain our trust. the chair will now recognize the honorable ben barnes who is the chief of the shawnee tribe. >> today madam chair, thank you for the opportunity to address this committee regarding house resolution 5444, the truth and healing commission on indian orting school policies in the usa act. my name is ben barnes and it is my honor and privilege to serve as the chief of the shawnee tribe headquartered in miami -- it is an honor to be here today. i honor respect and admire the bravery and perseverance of my fellow panelists who survived boarding schools. at its core, washington, d.c. is a city of remembrance. from the washington monument to the lincoln memorial, washington, d.c. embraces a past and honors those that have helped shape its future. tragedies and acts of genocide are also memorialized, lest they be repeated. monuments often point to events but society draws meaning and deep understanding from the stories of individual people. that is why the holocaust museum is filled with testim

ramona klein, and enrolled member of the turtle mountain band of chippewa based in bellport noh dakota. i am a living survivor, of united states indian boarding school policies and practices. i am a real human being who is placed in a boarding school away from my parents when i was seven years old. i am now almost 75 years old. and that experience has impacted my entire life. what impact has it had, i ask you to remember your own child or perhaps a grandchild going to school for the first time. that speci moment when a child goes to school, but with the confidence that his motherr relative will come back to pick up the child at school. remember that feeling. now imagine that experience if you would see that little child, you would not see that child for the rest of the year or perhaps even years. for no other reason except that child is an indian child. i remember seeing my mom crying she stood and watched six of her eight children being placed on a big green bus and taken to indian boarding school in fort totten north dakota. that image is forever imprinted in my mind and my heart. i

some brazen. ellis in flits, klein have developed the regional alternative to coffee. they're finally having a break through many years and the making for long had shown 6 and 5 lead are making live in coffee for 26 years now, not guns. another me, but the generation back then said no thanks. we can afford real coffee. now on the so today's generation says, no, we want to ensure a healthy climate size coffee produce to conventional cultivation travels thousands of kilometer is to reach germany. growing lou pins in germany saves a lot of seo to missions in transport. and it improves the local soil, di lupina lubin has a very long tap roots and therefore can draw from those sources than usual. they stretch down about 5 meters, me to where there's water even in these drawing. some houses over and done often isn't hawkins on it's really a plan for the future. especially in terms of the climate talk of langford, i'm in this wasn't such an issue back when the klein's 1st. we discovered this dynamic flowering ligim busy the night for a figure out a bottle of 19 sixty's. dupon

reporter: i think klein is working his rolodex. more money in the world than in saudi arabia right now. that is where his shortness to investors have come from. you presume they have taken a look and they think credit suisse, historically a strong franchise, down in the dumps at the moment, but if klein does what he says, you would think this would be a good investment. tom: to broader wall street and the banking sector in the u.k. bonuses not looking good. reporter: exactly. that is one of the details in the story about how the bonus season is shaping up. for some people, it will be pretty grim as talk of this bagel, zero bonuses, a strong message if you are on the receiving end of that. for me what was most interesting, we have been hearing about investment banking operations hit on the bonus front, but what we heard last week was trading operations. even goldman sachs will have declines in their bonus pool. that goes to speak to the sentiment out there, and it probably will be a fairly downbeat bonus season. francine: we are won

and we can speak now to doctor katerina climbs klein, schmidt, a pediatrician at lake leggings, book university hospital in southern germany. doctor klein schmidt based on what you will seeing and hearing how bad is the current situation in german hospitals right now. yes, good afternoon and thank you for the invitation. i actually the current situation is really quick and also i think we have to differentiate a little bit the reasons based on the different pediatric department and humans. so we as a unit of pediatric hematology, oncology, and spencer transportation, we do not suffer in that entity a department. but we have continued to continuously, let's say, to high occupancy office. so in our department, it's months if not even years that we have almost a complete occupancy of that. which means that currently we are struggling to take new patient and we also are looking for another hospital and to get a bone marrow transplantation for one of our patients. on the other hand, the general pediatrics, which is there's also, you know, in our hospital they really are suffering. the cur

she meets her clients at home, or in a hotel, but if klein's face punishment prostitution will go under ground, she says, ever since with annoyance, prostitution isn't going to disappear. there are many examples from other countries that introduce such laws that show this to garcia. protestant suited to leagues this as you have any but the quality of life worsened. if they can't practice that professionally, not about all new tomography came in, at least that prostitution should not be criminalized. and we need laws that recognize our work so that we to can be entitled to unemployment benefits, pensions, aid, and so many other things will be on that at home. and on my god. oh, with vanessa silva visits the aid organization that helps sex workers. unique um it went up with your the state has to make sure that women and precarious situations don't end up in prostitution in the 1st place and that men don't buy saxophone, money, no competence. excellent. oh no way this said laquata. they've you the full game con, be that women the back who have nothing to eat, she'll get them when a forced

understand helena adults, i kathleen klein. schmidt at the latest book university hospital. thank you so much for your time. you know i come factual ah, to the world cup and guitar now and mondays. action favorites, brazil will meet croatia in the quarter finals off the beating. south korea forced one in the round of 16 in a dominant performance. brazil put full goals, park south korea in the 1st half ritual reach. allison scored his 3rd goal of the tournament before vinicius juniors perfect chip pass to lucas by kato, who puts it in the back of the net. the 5 time world champion, cemented their status as one of the tournament favorites. thought to the lead by star player christiano. rinaldo is aiming to reach the world cup quarter finals for the 1st time since 2006 when they met when they meet switzerland. it's the final match to determine who advances in cattle. as expected, christiano, rinaldo has a clear fan base behind him. the 37 year old became a 1st male player to score in 5 different rolled cups. portugal finished 4th overall. and when all those debut in 2006, we ha

klein what would become of her and her family. so gerda not stay at high. she is sent to several other forced camps and. then at the end of the war, as the germans are retreating on a death in the middle of winter, in the freezing cold, these young women are forced to march miles and miles long distances, nothing or very little to eat many, many prisoners reside on these death marches. gerda as march ended up in a town called valerie in what is today the czech republic and or chechnya say and they are in a barn. they've been left essentially by their guards at this point after having forced on this march. and that's when two american soldiers appear. one of them speaks german, as does gerda. and he asks her essentially what's going on who they are. and so kind, so polite, so respectful that this interaction for gerda she says, was one of the best moments of her life. that it really restored her faith, humanity. and that soldier was a man named kurt klein, who you can see a photograph him here. and eventually, gerhard and kurt, they stay in touch, they write

let's talk about what rick klein talked about.a announcing her plans to become independent. >> just two days before senator sinema made this move, the georgia win gave them all this breathing room, they were so happy, this announcement comes out and they're going on what a key partner she is, look the reality is they've got to be nice right now they really need her she could end up being a reliable partner for them in senate or unpredictable. i think many behind the scenes would very clearly say she's been a thorn in their legislative side. >> but it did take some wind out of the sails of the democrats especially after raphael warnock winning his runoff election in georgia, what does this mean for democrats? >> it really sucked out of the room of the party. she came in with this shock wave on capitol hill. two good signs for democrats here, number one, she's not going to caucus with republicans, democrats don't see her at caucus meetings as it is right now, it's more on how votes. she asked senate majority leader schumer to keep h

let's talk about what rick klein covered.a announcing her plans to become independent. the white house downplaying this no big deal, but come on. >> everything's fine, there's nothing to see her. just two days before senator sinema made this move, the press secretary was at podium saying that the georgia win gave them all this breathing room, they were so happy, then this announcement comes out and they're going on and on what a key partner she is, look the reality is they've got to be nice right now, they really need her. she could end up being a reliable partner for them in senate or unpredictable. i think many behind the scenes would very clearly say that she's been a thorn in their legislative side. i think the strategy right now at least in first few weeks is to kill her with kindness. >> killing that kindness may go on and on. but it did take some wind out of the sails of the democrats, especially after raphael warnock winning his runoff election in georgia, what do you think this mean for democrats? >> it really sucked

klein. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in.done some work for the defendant on and off, according to your complaint, for about three years. >> correct. >> judge judy: what kind of work did you do for him? >> fabrication, mostly. he's a special-events provider, so we built stages and parties, basically. >> judge judy: did you work on a per-diem basis, did you work for him on a regular -- >> it was hourly. >> judge judy: you paid by check or cash? >> both. there was never any taxes taken out. it was just a straight hy>> judf paid on the books or off the books? >> his earnings were reported. >> judge judy: to whom? >> on my tax returns, i would report all wages from employees. >> judge judy: well, did you 1099 him or did you give him a check with money taken out? i understood that you took the deduction, but do we know he made the income is the question. do you understand my question? of course you do. you took off the expenses. did you 1099 him or take the money out of his check? >> i did -- >> judud

relationship with whitney did that help you with the extra resource without question to be able to talk to kleinned so much, not just about him, but about that incredible relationship. how were you able to develop that relationship with naomi yaki? she's a brilliant actress. her accent was so impeccable. and then of course when she acts like whitney when she does the singing or just completely blown away. acting career. alright, everyone gird your loins. welcome. the 74th annual hunger again. there one role that you're still hoping for? yes i want to play groucho marx. who are you? i'm fine. thanks who are you? the marx brothers completely changed our sense of humor. remarks to me is one of the most interesting. people in show business. we move on to stanley's other greatest love of all food. quite a fixture in the food world now. yes you expect the reception? no i mean, it's an idea that i had a long time ago. why can't we take italy and just break it down region by region? nobody's ever really done that before, but it's different. i did not anticipate. this reaction. i'm thrilled. just last we

were gauze houses, cut them on gung mitten under deacon's knee, monk neiman and frankly his vault and klein against the death of maxim cut for santos. for under her often height, gigabyte feminine deserves to leave him at burg. on. on mit burger, z oller, dean on some land laden health and mit does leave him for under her and vinegar. hello, summer man of hon. ish. winston in and and soon as vine offices and vine often and dims eve her and, and ma meant absent and given, and conan, so din vas india effect. gangs. dish of covered and vine hutton and deemed as if fine can never be gig norman de summons. i admit their familiar body hor now i am unstrung and then young and by nothin fire and the accustomed to uncomfort is kinda us does half long bring in an a deuced of a gig and are feel initial cost and fire and mit on lessons ish blue and funding for hire someone divine advocacy van loans shots nail. and i ain't got to physicians on frieden. ya in these and you are as follows, or zene least the ones does we the free the house. their broad tyler was the certainly the fall of the old kiner. do

everyone has their klein type is tell what everyone has that klein have declined, but then you at least, but that crossed all the lines. you know when and she told me, victor, i don't make any statements. they told me that they found a solution. they've reached an agreement, everything's going to be fine. like don't find me. and then al, a looks at me in court like, what's going on. and i was like what? and then we found out that she was just, you know, manipulating me like that. and can you trust this system when even the lawyers who represents you stop working against you, you said what happened to you is what is happening till the country now? you fight the needs, right? of course, look, i've been under sanction since 2000. a senior trail, placer, yes they did it ultimate, they banned money transfer, shut down all my companies and tried to arrest me before that. i mean, i went through all of this and over the last 30 years for at least 22 years. i was under these sanctions, you know, so there's nothing new and what's happening to us now. and the undeclared war that they've started on

will you become a criminal m pre klein? ai already news detective about hackers and paralyzing the tire societies. computers that out some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go in for, and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on you tube. ah, your of prepares for life without russian oil shipments with the e use embargo just days away from taking effects. russia seeking waste. get round it u. s. employees keep piling on the jobs and wages keep rising, but investors are celebrating. we'll ask why, hey, how germany is looking to liver lies, it's immigration laws. it tries to fill in the gaps left by an aging. what is the state of your business on robots in berlin? welcome to the program. the u. u has long relied on boats to deliver it's russian oil. but as of monday, those shipments will fall under embargo and will stop by early january following a grace period, many russian oil tankers and now heading towards asia instead. but kanisha make u

. >> as usual trying to blame everyone else asking for permission we have managed to klein and the reason he cannot choose that is because he is to week for 12 years they don't have enough doctors and nurses so we have this situation of the nhs spending billions on agency workers for money that should be spent treating patients to be wasted plugging the gaps instead? >> let me tell them what we are doing we are listening and then to decide on a number we are protecting the public for working people in this country it's a nightmare before christmas. >> try telling that with the next appointment and we have a prime minister who has want into hibernation for anyone who wants the strikes called off what is the point of the government he is supposed to be leading? >> talk about covid not having an impact in february 2020 and to be completely on target it does have an impact and that's why as the chief executive of the nhs has acknowledged it is serious with his commitment. wishes to have a look at any etch on —- nhs in neighbor run wales. the worst wait times in the country. >> we have nurses

o, you become a criminal pre klein. mayo already know with hackers, paralyzed entire societies. computers that outs where you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can go, what wilson for. and that's how they can also go terribly. watch it now on youtube. ah, a hobby of a hot over a small cooler economy, it's when nothing gets thrown away and the most is made of the available resources on a farm in been in they've been.

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home to a number of brands including calvin klein down.ne of the ongoing stories and resources, the staples doing pretty well and the discretionary not so much. guy: not so much. thank you. the latest on the markets. alix: we have the georgia runoffs. coming up, representative brian steil of wisconsin will be joining david westin on balance of power and guy nayar headed to radio. check us out on the cable. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics -- >> there has got to be one way or another to fund the government. there is two ways, you could do a continuing resolution, what we call continuing everything as is. or, we could do what we call on the buzz, where we we configure things. >> to the world of business. >> we have this on fire job growth. we are asking, where are the workers going to come from? i think this report overstates how strong the labor market is. >> this is "balance of power" with david westin. ♪ david: from bloomberg studios in

>>records show a first prescriber kleined-- declined to give him a stim lant flagging as a risk. and tried again in april and this time a different cerebral pescriber gave him the adderal. >> your brother said he lied and told them he had something else, adhd. >> yeah. >> to get the adderal. >> right. >> cerebral says it can't comment on elijah's case but told us it has robust systems to detect and intervene when it detects drug seeking behavior and has since stopped prescribing controlled substances but in a letter lath month obtained by cbs news cerebral founder kyle robertson who was removed by cerebral's board earlier this year claims some of the sh for increased prescriptions. one saying the easier you mick it for people to get stim lant, the better for the business and its customers. the company calls those claims categorically untrue. in june, elijah hanson died playing russian roulette with a gun. his mother believes adderal exacerbated his mental health issues and is left with questions she will never be able to answer. >> every day is a struggle. i try to find peace in

as kpix 5's wilson walker joseph, it is a money mitchell klein. >> just making him some hot cereal. >> reporter: this is the morning routine for patrice washington. every single step a bit is centered entirely on her younger brother. >> my brother is oranges. i wash off the orange. is just part of his disability. thank you. >> reporter: 34-year-old jerome washington has cerebral palsy fully and down syndrome. he is also legally blind. >> when he was in school, the kids would take his food. he have one hand up. >> reporter: while the sister serves at his primary caregiver, they are both effectively homeless and have been for over a year now. most recently , he has been sleeping on an air mattress and a family member's small apartment. >> that is what i can focused on, him. i can make it. he can't make it on the street. >> reporter: asked for patrice -- >> >> reporter: her own needs have taken something in the back seat. that is where she has been living. >> i cover my feet. i watch a movie right here. >> reporter: you say your daughter offers to let you stay inside. >> all my kids. mom

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beginning with deputy director klein. welcome, sir. >> good morning chairman korea, rookie member meyer, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. i am honored to be here today to represent the federal protective services. or f bs. intensifying by the central role we play and protecting federal boys of facilities. thank you for the opportunity to raise awareness about the criticality of our organization. we employ nearly 1000 dedicated law enforcement officers who protect people property the federal government. our services provide protection and deter threats for thousands of facilities across the united states. owen protects millions of federal employees. our has priorities as a few security of the morning 1. 4 million employees that work in federal facilities that we protect. we cannot achieve this mission without the dedication and focus of the men and women of the federal protection services. i firmly believe they are the most dedicated and professional employees in the federal government. it is an honor to repr

and joe klein also said that she was fabulously formidable, and exemplary of her craft. and i will say that i think she is one of the outstanding journalists of our generation so we're delighted to have maggie here. [applause] >> this is maggie. we are also delighted to have returning john altered whose longtime montclair resident who has been here both as a guess, as an author and also as a moderator before. he sort of moderate and have a conversation with maggie and handle the questions. john worked for 28 years with "newsweek," 20 years as a columnist,se and he is a best-selling "new york times" author, and in the award-winning documentary film director of the cohost of altered family politics on sirius/xm and the creator of the old goat substack newsletter. his most recent book is his very best jimmy carter, a life published in 2020. so i don't know, glad jon could fit us in and all this work he does. we're delighted to have him with us again.. jon. [applause] >> thank you. welcome to montclair, maggie. >> thank you. >> were really happy to have r you. and ii want to

so good for the world, you can save basically time today, this klein's has going from blonde to pink. her hair cuttings will end up in the back room. and with this felting device will be turned into an oil. matt, that absorbs oil spills in the see what i'm doing is i'm spitting it up into final pieces. so that resembles a piece of netting. and in this gets fed through the machine multiple times. and till it gets fick enough about an inch thick fredy and then it's a hammer. adel williams grew up in the town of have a food west wales west coast. she loves the beach and to see her home town. in case of an oil spill here and future, her mats could be used that's because hair is a good natural absorbant of grease and oil. the hair maps come so cut to 9 times the own weight and oil. according to environmental organizations, they already being used in the usa as an eco friendly alternative to plastic maps. there is cut by hundreds of thousands of salons in the united states about 900000 salons, that are licensed cat about a pound or 2 a week. i and we all know that we shampoo because hair co

to pin, but nevertheless, there is enough time for the atoms to take on crystal like structures in klein and moscow in a crystal. the initiative of these scientists and others worldwide has helped to assert shall cosmic dust particles take flight like they're larger compatriots. micro meteor writes may help us to better understand the origin of the solar system and of planet earth. ah, religion seek to explain the world and how it came into being doctrine and rules for how he should live our lives are derived from that. nuns and monks tend to adhere to such rules, particularly closely one reset, who was interested in finding out what impact living such well, structed lives had only a time here on earth, and came up with some surprising findings. halligan, coach. abby is a cistercian monastery in austria, not far from the capital vienna o. founded nearly 900 years ago. the abbey is currently home to 50 monks. o life here is still ordered, according to centuries old traditions. and that's precisely why population scientist mark louis has been interested for years in people living in monast

and a pfizer vaccine for the elderly isn't far behind. rival glaxo smith klein is also seeking approval for its rsv vaccine next spring important steps forward and protecting the most vulnerable from the worst effects of a potentially deadly illness. for more on this story, i'm very pleased to welcome richard peggotty. he had of the high threat pathogen team at w h. l. europe. thank you so much for taking the time. i want to start by asking your assessment of the current situation in europe. i just how bad you think? think things are during what has been called a triple dynamic it. good afternoon. thanks sir, for the opportunity to speak her today. so. yeah, it is now m a busy time across europe. as far as her spirits re infections or concerns. a lot of of countries are seeing increases in a range of different spiritual pathogens, most notably as you highlighted at the beginning, influenza. i'm spiritual in city of iris and of course, sized coffee too, which is still very much with us. and the 3 of them together um are causing problems for populations and health care systems now in a nu

newborns directly after burse and a pfizer vaccine for the elderly isn't far behind. rival glaxo smith klein is also seeking approval for its rsv vaccine. next spring. important steps forward and protecting the most vulnerable from the worst effects of a potentially deadly illness. well, protect yourself and protect your family. that is the motto for gone has latest cove at 19 vaccine drive. it's a push against a possible surge in cases during the christmas period. when many people will be traveling to see their families and gone out has led the way on vaccination on the continent, but still only half the population is fully covered. that's partly due to hesitancy, but also because of access it is sprint of salt. this team has yet arrived to locally de now rural community against covey. there is no electricity here. busy communities are scarce and health information even more saw. we ain't a guinea, savannah built of ghana. the plan is to vaccinate 1400000 people in just over 5 days. they miss of transportation is on his hour to lodge and, and on pace. any theory rennison is really difficult

. >> we are seeing a big the klein. people are afraid. >> this is one of many organizations that says donations are down this year. she says this year's goal is to collect 40,000 toys. right now they are short 15,000. >> because of the pandemic, people are not at work. >> we see a shortage every year. >> toys for tots needs your help. >> we need to collect toys. >> another group of anemic differences the san francisco fire department. they just did a pickup yesterday. they have donation bins at firehouses all over the city. they all hope to have final donations and. >> face when you provide them with a little bit of christmas is extreme ambling. -- extremely humbling. >> it is a lot of fun to make a difference. disney is hosting a toy drive. visit their website. disney is the parent company of abc 7. weekend. >> it will be. we have an assertive storm coming our way. coming down out of the gulf of alaska. it is already creating stormy conditions on the north coast and is heading to the bay area. incr san francisco. not f

and here is the bumper of the taxi car, apparently it was, but klein. here are such checkers. a barrel lying around, and from it is still pouring, non-freezing liquid on the tree. how to point out the culprit of this terrible accident detective of the criminal investigation department was driving a cash car attention. while drunk, he categorically refused to testify on the spot, but the investigators confirmed that the now former captain eulampia got behind the wheel while intoxicated, authorized, while in a state of intoxication and driving a car moved along the roadway. he made collision with three cars, investigators and forensic experts will inspect the place seized car airbags bottle from eyeliner mobile phones. it is known that before the accident, evlampia stopped at a car wash. here is an suv with foggy windows leaving the box, where the drunk and now former security officer went in a clean car. it is not clear yet, but the accident occurred just a minute away from the balashikha administration. the ministry of internal affairs is no longer the police. 44-year-old yuli

this, i believe that it's the only option for sustainably managing endangered and small populations klein a popular soon in british nar hodges minutes. and so can buy. it will allow us to ensure reproduction and other animal welfare priorities this week. that's why it's important for us to talk about it and for people to give some thought to the issue . it's a deliberate knocking. for many visitors sous have been an idealized world, a place of refuge. how will they respond if su operators are forced to confront harsh realities with painful solutions? ah ah. devastated how was the soft are we can we assume of course carry lifeline defects of climate change. i mean, felt worldwide deforestation in the rain forest continued carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact willy has? because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your own mind. d. w. late for mines. ah ah ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin, one of germany's last holocaust trials, a 97 year old woman is found guilty over the deaths

a couple of hours ago, randy klein and her son came looking for their bags here after finally arriving to the bay area from alabama, a trip that included two nights spent in a connecting airport due to southwest cancelations went to denver, and we spent several days in denver and then our luggage never came. so that was like the 21st. and we're just now today getting our luggage now grateful to have their bags back. they're looking forward to the rest of their vacation vacation that's tested their patience and what was in their carry ons just kind of but on a wing and a prayer and hope hope for the best and with a bit, you know, we went to use yosemite and done a few things just made the best out of it anyway. southwest continues to apologize for its technical meltdown is trying to reunite everyone with their bags as the carrier promises a return to normal transportation secretary pete buttigieg judges taking aim calling southwest performance unacceptable. back in oakland, passengers here empathizing with the thousands of others impacted overall. i'm just glad i got to go home for the

. >> that is supermodel paulina porizkova at the spring 1988 calvin klein show.ated the runway in the '80s and the '90s and went on to marry one of the biggest rockers in music, ric ocasek. she writes all about it in her new memoir, "no filter." and it turns out that is the perfect title because she is telling it all. kit hoover and i sat down with her. were there parts of that you as you were getting ready that you were like, i don't know if i'm going to be able to tell this part of the story? >> no, i am completely unfiltered -- "no filter" -- >> right. >> about myself. >> in "no filter, paulina traces the highs and lows of her career, opening up about her struggle with anxiety and her love story with cars frontman ric ocasek. >> i saw a video of him on mtv long before i met him, which was a solo video, so it only said his name, ric ocasek. i thought he was so beautiful in sort of an alien looking way. >> ♪ when you fall ♪ >> at 19, paulina went on to star in the cars 1984 music video "drive." >> i booked the job. i had no idea that the cars had ric ocasek in i

temple was built at the beginning of the 20th century according to the archi project. tector august klein one who designed most of the structure of vilnius church of st. mary of egypt snow-white temple, stylized as ancient russian architecture is the only temple in the country consecrated in honor of this christian saint , it has survived to this day in its original form . museum. the first museum in belarus. the eggs were discovered under velikaya in 2014 . it has over 400 pieces, decorated with different techniques. city park, a real local attraction on the shore villas, where the townspeople communicate with friends , have picnics, get distracted from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and gain strength by reading books in nature, the park is decorated with sculptures, for example, a monument to the mother. the vereya reservoir is one of the man-made monuments of nature that attracts fishing enthusiasts and outdoor enthusiasts not only from belarus but also from other countries, only the lake surpasses it in area. naroch to the word places for recreation. it is dismantled here even

and a pfizer vaccine for the elderly isn't far behind. rival glaxo smith klein is also seeking approval for its rsv vaccine. next spring. important steps forward and protecting the most vulnerable from the worst to fax, the potentially deadly illness. for more on this, i'm joined now by a lot of slides is professor for epidemiology and public health surveillance in hamburg. good to have you on the show in your assessment is how bad is the current situation you're of during what's being called a triple demick. it's, it's not unexpected. what we're seeing at the moment that in the ottoman winter that the respiratory illnesses are increasing. but um, it is so much more than normally in a normal season before and the co it pandemic at the german hospitals are overwhelmed. i think children, they think simple medicines are hard to get. why is or me so it's seemingly ill prepared. my hope is there are lots of different factors which influenced us on the one hand side, of course, sir. and the last 3 years. mm hm. and the use of hygiene measures to prevent respiratory illnesses reduce the situat

beginning with deputy director klein. welcome, sir. >> good morning, chairman correa, ranking member meijer, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. i'm honored to be here today to represent the federal protective services. employees to thankor f this. to testify to the central role we play in protecting employees and facilities. thank you for allowing us opportunity to raise awareness for the criticality of operation. fps employs nearly 1000 officers who protect the people and property of the federal government. our services provide protection and deter threats and thousands of federal facilities across the united states and territories. it protects millions of federal employees and businesses. our highest priority is the safety and security of the more than 1.4 million employees that work in the federal facilities that we protect. we cannot achieve this mission without the dedication and focus of the men and women of the federal protective services. i firmly believe they are the most dedicated and professional em

and i joe klein also said that she was fabulously formidable, an exemplar of her craft. and i will say that i think she is one of the outstanding journalists of her generation. so we're delighted to have maggie here. this this is maggie. we're also we're also delighted to have returning jon alter, who's a montclair rose, a long time montclair resident, been here both as a guest, as an author and also as a moderator before. and he's going to moderate and have a conversation with maggie and handle the questions. jon worked for 28 years with newsweek, 20 years as a columnist, and he is a bestselling new york times author and emmy award winning documentary film director. the co-host of alter family politics on sirius xm and the creator the old goats substack newsletter. his most recent book is his very best. jimmy carter a life, published in 2020. so don't know. i'm glad jon could fit his end in all this, all of this work he does. and we're delighted to have him with us again. jon. thank you. welcome to montclair. maggie thank you. and we're doing this. we're really happy to

ethan klein the kind of thing that happens to chrvery massive ethan klein the kind of thing that happenssive podcast.ein the kind of thing that happens to chrvery massive podcast. they did a very massive podcast. they said wanted to stage a mock said you wanted to stage a mock execution of jesus and this is the thing can say the kind of thing you can say anything about anything you like about christians. know this. christians. we all know this. any say any other group, you say something, the something, you cancel. it's the end your career. end of your career. but christians, turns christians, everyone turns a blind and are sick of blind eye and we are sick of andrew. fine. you have andrew. i mean, fine. you have an in the daily an article in the daily mail about are talking about you, and we are talking about you, and we are talking about right now, so we're about it right now, so we're not entirely ignoring it because we can like, no, no, you can say like, well, no, no, you did today, general. did this today, general. no one's cancel for one's going to cancel for attacking don't attacki