but then had one or two people who had contact, who maintain contact with those who were in the north. but let's talk a little bit about the origins of the underground railroad. so we know that the origins go back to the 18th century end of vigils willing to help people escape. whether those individuals were where they lived, somewhere in the south or in the north, because slavery was legal everywhere. in fact, many people forget that. they forget that crispus addicks, who was the first man to die in the in the boston massacre, was actually a runaway slave from new york. and because he was a runaway slave, he was, of course, living as a free person, working in the maritime industry up in boston, but always susceptible to his master, to finding him and returning him to slavery. and so these individual who were helping people escape were everywhere in the country, not just those in the north, not just those in the south, but everywhere in the country. but after the american revolution, when america set forth the idea, years of freedom, of liberty, of equality, that all men are created e

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who was with us in this uneasy for us. thanks in the same nomination, the state prize of the russian federation was awarded to orlovskaya alexandria gennadievna restorer. for their contribution to the preservation and development of the traditions of folk art the state prize of the russian federation was awarded to permyakova and alexandra andreevna, artistic director of the pyatnitsky state academic russian folk choir dear mr. president dear colleagues and friends, i am infinitely grateful for such a high appreciation of my many years of work and i dare to assure you that russian folk song, how it sounded and will sound at all times, no matter how it happens and so that no matter what the situation is. long live russian folk art long live russia long live the great russian people. for the creation of the feature film challenge the state prize of the russian federation was awarded to ernst konstantin lvovich co-author of the idea producer dear vladimir vladimirovich dear friends. let me take this opportunity to congratulat

those who are caring for them.cation community. one of our universities in one of our schools who are in shock after this attack on students and a member of staff. to you i say this, the attack on you is an attack on us all. we stand with colleagues in the police and emergency services who responded so swiftly on that terrible morning and who now continue with the ongoing investigation. we stand with those investigation. we stand with those in our transport services, with council staff doing so many different roles seen and unseen. and for those who are providing support and reassurance to our city community at this difficult time. and as the cameras of our countries media channels are focused on our city this week, as a leader of the council here i want to thank you, the people of nottingham for your support and solidarity this week. from those who are early on tuesday morning didn't cross the road, didn't avoid the situation but ran to the support of those who had shockingly been mowed down, tending to their need

who is she?l not shoot a russian, he is normal, they are abnormal and in independence from gender, age, and so on, i will remind all viewers we used to remember when there were no such things in shopping centers winter cherry how many ladies and ipanovs did we have who the next day ran to lay flowers at the embassy of the russian federation they empathized, it was just terrible, so i managed to find information that several children who were hanging out in this shopping center in the center then calmly went to kyiv, he and they wanted to take kyiv in three days, they were both captured and murderers are just children born in 2000 in 2001-2002 russian children i have i we are there for literally three minutes i still want to hear your opinion on one more topic i will add it later to discuss but i uh about this this discussion arose because the people's deputy nataliya pipe approached the boy who played tsoi on the streets of lviv, and he began to respond obscenely to her that well, she made a rema

the people who did amass. exodus also began occurring in the what they call the upcountry plantations along the james and especially the york rivers, the york river is where the majority of large tobacco plantations were located in hampton roads and so we would start to see by august, september, october we would start seeing fire family groups starting to find their way to the fort monroe area. in fact, what is interesting and i love this particular drawing because it shows you these family groups, obviously, they this cart,hey stole that mule. they probably had been working on that plantation all of their lives. and they felt that it was theirs. they had worked for it, but they took whatever they could grab and traveled to the fort. but i wted show you this particular map. and i pulled out then the hampton roads area while it lists a number of the contraband camps. it does not egino list of them. and so you a lothem, especially in the north carolina area. and that'why e conderates were trying to fortify those

or who cares who you have to love or who— cares who you have to love or who wow— cares who you have tohool realise that they're not going to score any brownie points and no brownie points waving no woke brownie points waving their little progressive their stupid little progressive pride, flag pride, child mutilation flag anywhere. my objection to this flag is that any body who supports the mutilation or sacrifice of healthy tissue in children is in themselves a satanic deviant. that's what i feel. okay, satanic deviant. that's what i feel . okay, lawrence, can we feel. okay, lawrence, can we roh— feel. okay, lawrence, can we rorh o— feel. okay, lawrence, can we rorh o horre— feel. okay, lawrence, can we talk a little bit— �*"rt;r3. okay, lawrence, can we talk a little bit about the epehho— talk a little bit about the specific situation in rye? heee— specific situation in rye? heee h— specific situation in rye? because it shocked so many peopre— because it shocked so many people because _ because it shocked so many people because presumably the morher— people because presumably the morh

who from abroad corresponded with masoud rajabi and why did savak zaman shahrbani , who was not responsiblerding the country, block the programs? he had a relationship and became the head of the prison he continued and slowly fell into place. they accepted it for the children, bahman, the boss, and saghin did not fall ill. he told him to do something like this, starting from the same point in 1952. the new shape didn't make a difference, it didn't make a difference , it didn't make a difference, it didn't make a difference, it didn't make a difference , it didn't make a difference, it didn't make a difference. various sweet names of shampoos, shampoos, flowers of nature, salami again, should be herbal remedies, everything is in sarai irani , a large iranian sake in the cities of qom and isfahan, delicious. hello, welcome to nimroz news. the registration of students in schools is emphasized by the minister of education's electronic programming. it is not necessary for families to transport in west azerbaijan.

who has more power above. and who is in charge here? i arrived second after the president. he was already in his office, and he told me, well, you see , everything began for yermak in 1971 in kiev, my mother is russian, originally from leningrad, my father is a major soviet official who served in the foreign economic line. in general , i traveled abroad. in the ninety-fifth of germany, he graduated from the international department of the shevchenko university, later received a certificate, allowing to conduct advocacy, a good start-up under the wing of the pope. ermak chose his first work to monitor the observance of copyrights of foreign media companies, he founded his own law firm at that time and acquired some connections in order to organize the arrival of hollywood in ukraine a little later , he reached out to the ukrainian ministry of culture for budgetary funding, where he received millions of hryvnias as a producer and the distributor of films costs. considering that producer yermak has only five film

special blessings be upon vietnam veterans and their families who are present today and those who are not. as we remember, their sacrifice, this legacy and their service that pave the way for our armed forces today. behalf of grateful nation allow us always to place the mission first. never accept defeat, never quit, never leave your falling comfort and your name. we pray. amen. thank you, chaplain. ladies and gentlemen, would you please now rise for the presentation of the colors in the national anthem. but please. see. can you see me by dawn's early light? what so proudly we held at. that's why it's less mean whose bluster and bright just who the painful side or play possibly was was so calm endless. and ruckus. it's a good the bones. men gay proved to light that our flag was still there. oh, say,oes that song speak angered then ned with. or the land of and the hum of the bridge they. oh their. rain we. ready got. rain back. i. you may be seated. please join me in thanking the 12th marine corps district guard and navy vocalist taylor johns for that beautiful of the national anthem.

i thank everyone in the world who is helping, who is asking in ukraine how to help .who is already participating in the rescue operation. as it can help people people animals all living things thank you to everyone who encourages international organizations foreign leaders other countries to see what happened and call things by their names russian terrorists must be responsible for everything they have done and separately for our soldiers for everyone who these days in particularly difficult battles we see your heroism and we are grateful to you for every minute of your life , which is really the life of ukraine, because ukraine is so free. fighting thank you for this. kudos to all who fight and work for our country. kudos to ukraine

two of the lawyers resigned, and he is looking for lawyers who are barred there who can help with the case. again, the big thing here is that trump is still a 2024 presidential candidate. what is clear to me when i am talking to the advisers and talking to republicans is that the legal issues are looming large over the republican party and the former president himself, and he said over the weekend that he didn't want to be indicted. we have reported that from advisers and allies who have heard him say that, but he has never said it that in a interview, but that is how much the top of mind it is in this third presidential bid. >> thank you, kristen holmes as we will go to you for any reported sightings. >>> and this is from donald trump's bedminster estate, and you are seeing the people milling about and shortly, we do expect to see donald trump getting into the suv. we also expect to see his aide walt nauta also listed in the indictment who is going to be traveling with donald trump today, and again, this is new jersey. they are headed to florida where tomorrow donald trump will surre

are still trying to take them out , who is who, who can i still be here, i already have tears right why the epidemic is not an epidemic, and hmm, genocide on on the left bank, ecocide in general the whole region uh, we need to raise a wave in uh, all over the world. i don't know how you can do it to all the ukrainians who are abroad now, to the ukrainians who go out on the streets, even single pickets. at least some, so that people will hear about kherson and so that people well, somehow they started their own it's not just help to bring food, but help is needed here to do something. in fact, the sanctions are convenient . i don't know the weapons for us. well, i don't know everything that's possible . people are dying. are there any approximate estimates that say how many people could die under i didn't hear the time of the water spill , i don't know for such assessments , but what they say is that the dead people are swimming in the river is true. from there, no one can be contacted. it's scary for people when we talk to a naked woman with a kardashian when they say that the karda

is relative, who is not, who has already gone through the school of militants and who has not , and proof of this is that entire units and strange central asia are fighting in structures vsu. this, for example, the turkic legion and the battalion of turantes, we will destroy. this is the shaitan regime of kadyrov, the imperial regime of putin, we will fight every day, we will nightmare you from the inside and outside, you are a fool. 2020 second year. this is a crime of all categories for 37.5% serious and especially serious crimes for 72% crimes in the field of drug trafficking for 54.2% crimes of an extremist and terrorist nature. what is the result of it. it is very simple, it is the result which is sought. this is the dissatisfaction of the population of our country and these negative attitudes are beginning to spread to honest migrants who came here to earn money to work honestly. and how could it be otherwise? when in the schools of the central asian republics to the last of time, teaching children stories about russia, that it is a prison of peoples, it is an aggressor , it i

who else is riding with him?reporter: yeah, jake, you saw someone getting out once they had actually arrived here at the courthouse. these are people who we don't believe will go into the room with him, we think that's just the attorneys, but you did see a lot of the political staff that is with the former president today. steven chung his spokesperson who has been handling a lot of inquiries for the many investigations that the former president is facing was there. chris loss vita running his campaign, suzy wiles, all of them are on hand as he has just arrived here at the courthouse in miami. of course, when he actually gets in the room and gets before judge goodman we believe it is only going to be todd blanche and chris kize who are there with him. they are being tight on who it is allowed into that room. strict on reporters and media in the room. we do believe it's going to be the president and those two attorneys who go actually in there with him. of course, all this have comes, jake, as he is the president

who knows? well, there's so much we could talk because we've taken president ford right up to the presidency. but want to leave time for questions. so i just wanted to ask you, this book is dedicated to someone a lot of us may have forgotten about if we'd known the name in the first place. but you did escape to oliver sipple. yeah, it's the of the surprises. i've already been had people come up to me and say, who's oliver sipple? and. and then some people, you know, it's thought of the the jeopardy daily double. they they know on september 22nd, 1975, gerald ford was san francisco. there are a lot of people, his white house staff who didn't want to go for very good reason because two weeks earlier he'd been in sacramento and the target of an assassination by a. kooky character and manson family member named squeaky from an as you could imagine the secret service kind of freaked out at the prospect of going back to northern where radical politics were their peak and ford was adamant i'm not going

number of forcibly displaced people who remained in the city of lviv. accordingly, we as the industry understood that this entailed , in accordance with the burden of health care , because there are a large number of women and a large number of children who were forced to stay in lviv oblast. and in fact, we predicted somewhere that sooner or later they will also start asking for medical help, that's why actually uh, even considering that we lived in covid conditions before the start of a full-scale invasion , we had the opportunity to prepare somewhere and the system itself was ready to respond to those challenges , understanding that it would be a large number appeals to the primary care unit first, or will it be a large number of appeals to the hospital? but we mobilized and each health care institution, understanding this responsible niche and the tasks at hand , was ready to accept and help treat advise accordingly to provide all the necessary medical care. that is, we can say that the burden is on us. is it possible to state in numbers approximate

everyone who deliberately embarked on the path of betrayal, who prepared an armed rebellion, embarked on the path of blackmail and terrorist methods will suffer inevitable punishment. they will not answer before the law and before our people. the armed forces and other state bodies received the necessary orders. additional anti-terrorist measures are now being introduced in moscow in the moscow region of other regions. decisive actions will also be taken to stabilize the situation in rostov-on-don, it remains difficult ; in fact, the work of civil and military authorities is blocked . wagner fighters should be with their people. on vyacheslav volodin, chairman of the state duma of russia, called on the side of the law to defend the motherland and carry out the orders of the supreme commander-in-chief. the deputies on the president’s side are all other betrayal only together, as noted on okhotno ryad. we are able to overcome any difficulties and respond to external challenges and threats. this has been confirmed over and over again. the history of russia and now, when the enemy is just

but jerry ford, who was a new president who had just who was the president as a result of the watergate scandal, didn't want another fight with congress. and so he continually ignored cheney, as cheney kept demanding, a tougher, a more hard edged approach to the church committee. and so when he was vice president after 911, he finally saw his chance and he attacked the church committee repeatedly, and he blamed it basically, he blamed frank church, who had been dead for years for 911 and claimed that the church committee been that the reforms imposed by church committee were to blame for the of the intelligence community at the time in 911. and he he and other republicans to attack the church committee for several years after that including in the hearings on the intelligence reorganization that went into place in 2004. but it was finally when the war iraq started going badly. the war on terror to be seen for all of its the fact that -- cheney didn't like it became actually a positive for legacy of the church committee and within about ten years of 911 people were starting say we need a

has appeared who treat the wounded, who treat prisoners and civilians.hoose them. in such difficult times, the best reward is to come on vacation to relatives and friends and just see each other, and we managed to bring two teams of doctors and really give them the opportunity to rest a little. these are absolutely extraordinary people. these people, when they worked, they did not just perform their medical work, they performed a surgical operation. they literally, not figuratively, risked their lives. november 22 in the hospital leads to seriously injure it is already known that the projectile remained inside the doctors do a tomography what they see is scary on the out, if not triggered, it can trigger at any second. if the shell explodes, then the doctors have eyes. all families and children. before the operation, the chief surgeon, dr. kim, comes to the patient and the patient persuades him to refuse the operation, the surgeon, decided today was against . january 23, doctors from st. petersburg work in belgorod, they bring a very serious patient, mul

and who should be responsible for this?e on the example of this trial of suspects that everyone shifts responsibility to each other . who will be responsible? let the authorities deal with this. my task today is simple to organize a commission to conduct an audit of all tax coverage for the president. a report on the state of these coatings is responsible for looking for and choosing the measure of punishment, well, this is definitely not a task . what are you saying, well, based on the fact that you see it, i criticize him, i check the condition of the premises together with him, he and i see something , the condition of the premises is proper, he understands and clearly notes that there is something to work on, it is necessary to work with balance e-e holders with his team is a big team, he is also in the team, what determines who is responsible for it , how he should be responsible for it, and so on. this is a very difficult job. and are there any trends? ownership of buildings, there are certain shelters that are ideal,

, i'm sorry, the military, eh military commissars who sit in the rear and corrupt there in those who have nothing to do with the hostilities and who do not pass reconciliation at the races, but we have to solve these topics with you, therefore our faction will put for confirmation those amendments that worsen the body of the law regarding the payment of 30,000 this is an absolute shame and the responsibility for this lies with specific deputies and specific factions , it is a shame. thank you. now we are going in turn through the factions. who did you mention saaban volodymyr? the author confirms to volodymyr oleksandrovych the author of the reply confirms let's go yes then volodymyr tsabel reply please yes, i, like all my colleagues in the verkhovna rada , completely agree with iryna volodymyrivna that a-a payments increasing payments to the military should be our priority and regarding the question of iryna volodymyrivna why do i submitted the resolution . i think that iryna volodymyrivna knows very well that amendment 48, which was then voted on without the relevant sources that w

this is who we are.e reminding us for donald trump it's more of a feature than a bug, lying to feds, covering things up, it is who he is. >> yeah, but it's worth pausing over us imagining, say, 2015, 2014, before there's a whiff of donald trump. in 2014, a fairly short time ago, if you said, there's going to be a headline with espionage, charges, and former president of the united states. you would say then, well, that's going to be the biggest thing in american history. and by the time you get to it, because of all of this behavior in the meantime, right, and the public firing of comey, all those things starting really early on, there's just no surprise level to it, though. >> are you suggesting that our personalities are now the boiled frog? weekend of just happened slowly. >> daniel patrick moynihan coined the phrase defining deviancy down, and this is a perfect example of that, where over time we lower our bar for what we think deviance is. it used to be -- so, something like this -- by the way, it i

amir abdullahian, who entered the course on tuesday morning . amir abdollahian said that it is necessary to activate cooperation through ports , which was confirmed by the emir of qatar. sheikh tamim bin hamad al thani also pointed to the special position of iran in the region and said that relations with iran are direct and honest, and it takes a few minutes to build we tried, we are proud tarin rah said that we want to reach the level of relations between the two countries on the set path after reaching an agreement with the president of iran. the minister of foreign affairs also met and discussed with the prime minister and the minister of foreign affairs. registration for the bar exam, the center announced , candidates can register by referring to the information portal of the sanseh organization at the address of sanseh point. this year, god willing, it will be held with paying attention to welcoming those who are qualified to participate in the exam with the aim of attracting and participating the maximum number of candidates and on the oc

who am i independent of a name? and who am i independent of the position?ut of nowhere, stopped me in the halls of congress one day and i thought he was angry about coverage. politicians like to out if they are mad about something. he asked me a simple question, he took a drag on a cigarette and he said what are you doing here? i said you invited me in your office, he said no what you're doing in washington? i see people who are here 20, 30, 40 50 years. they do not know there. it's a cycle that is endless. and that question, if he asked, very jesuit in a way. it opened up my mind and all these thoughts and feelings that you are hopping, the anxieties about the position, there is a reason. and i'm not sure if it's the right thing to do. you've got to go figure that out. i knew if i didn't figured out i'd ever be happy. >> so you went on the? road >> i went on the road. i started out with the truck that my father gave me when i graduated high school. my job, very john steinbeck, travels with charlie. that started what would be 6 to 12 months of travel that t

the fake is and who the real is. that's a huge problem that's part of this. >> yeah, you know, i hate to bring so many different lyrics into this. >> that's what we do, ari. it's all good. >> there was an old classic, i got that blue check because i'm verified, and i feel like that was the pre-elon musk era when it meant something. that song was of a certain moment. now, for the reasons ruth said and other deeper ones, it is fugazi, as you said. i love the combo. thanks to both of you. >> thank you for having me, ari. >> thanks, ari. >> appreciate both of you. >> want to wish everyone. i have to hand it off to joy reid, but have a great holiday, and "the reidout" with joy reid starts now. >>> come on. hypocrisy is stunning. you can't help a family making $75,000 a year, but you can help a millionaire and you have your debt forgiven? i believe the court's decision to strike down my student debt relief program was a mistake, was wrong. >> one of the most regressing supreme court terms in history comes to an ignominious

nik bin ain, who was from the left from the beginning, three people who were an organization, one third of the people, and many of the organization's writings were written by his own thinking. he leaves and says that you are waking up to the abyss and this way your thinking is not going anywhere, there will be a deviation, and i want to be part of this issue . they build infrastructure and superstructure, and the oil of the actors is consumed, and your indigo is quiet and religious, and let's find out that they are not under pressure, and nika separated themselves, and the originals of jordan, that mr. hassan. there was no spiritual leader and one, it was like a song, this is gone a month ago, the imam of najaf is seeing organizational books and there, and then how long have they been reading with a magnifying glass? i gave him a chance to talk to him about turning on the water i am a horse from iran and some gentlemen who were influenced by these things, may god have mercy on him, they had forgotten and gave me the order paper by name . they say that all my words were from the qur'an ,

he's trying to signal to the people, who are die hard maga folks, who love him.clude violence. >> congressman, this is symone sanders-townsend. i am wondering about the rhetoric of other individuals. donald trump's rhetoric has always been incendiary. and just astronomical. but there are other individuals, folks like speaker mccarthy. other republicans, specifically within the house of representatives, who are parroting this rhetoric. we know, we can just look at the past year, across our country in america. the rhetoric, oftentimes that these elected officials parrot, they turn to action, at other individuals out there. are you concerned about the rhetoric of other mainstream elected officials, particularly republicans in congress? >> i am, and i have been for a long time. whether it's speaker mccarthy, who even if you are just being generous to him, he's an enabler of the lawlessness of donald trump. he's an enabler, because he felt like he needed donald trump in order to ascend to the speakership. so he made a deal with the devil, so to speak. after condemning

anyone who was in any way a standout, anyone who had firm opinions, people who -- elizabeth proctor, john proctor's wife, who had a book in her pocket at all times. people who were overly intelligent or seemed overly intuitive were very often accused. among the women, it is very often people who -- female relatives had earlier been accused or who had themselves been accused. among the men, it is hit or miss. it is not white so scientific seeming among the men. yes, men and women are both accused. the only thing -- mothers accused daughters, daughters accused grandmothers. the accusations go in all kinds of ways. the only familiar relationship i think is not compromised his fathers and sons, never seemed to accuse each other. husbands very often will save their widespread i always suspected she was a witch. host: executions, 14 women, five men and two dogs. why dogs? stacy: they were understood to be diabolical accomplices. afterward, --'s father said the dog could not be an accomplice because he would not have died when they shot him. there are a lot of questions about this. host: wa

who gave there's nowhere to hide.id not understand what you want, or something, crossed and secure everything under the storm 10 points goes here. i honestly save the approach from the side. as for boris khlebnikov's film , i don't understand. are we really discussing this operation now? now there is a live broadcast from the mida object of civil infrastructure according to available information on june 5 in the kupyansky district kharkiv region, this region is under the control of the armed forces of ukraine, there was an explosion of ammonia on the wire, togliatti odessa, yes, yes, the same object of civilian infrastructure that is so often mentioned in the context and has been mentioned all these months in the context. uh, the so -called black sea deal is a package agreement, which is also called a single deal. we proceed from the fact that this is the black sea agreement. uh, the initiative is so, disabled one of the pumping stations, the blocking valves worked, but anyway, there was a leak of raw materials accord

i will not forget my cousin , mohsen fallah, who was martyred. when they came to condole with me, they told me to water the tiger so that i would also become a martyr . at all, the demand for martyrdom is one of the special characteristics of the character, as if he had lost something during all this time after the front and the war, and i always wished that he would join his friends and comrades, the martyr who cultivated this characteristic of martyrdom and that from the sincerity of his heart. he wanted to be a martyr , i was certain of this and i knew that he will be a martyr one day, even though it seemed very unlikely that there is no more war in our country, but it was evident from his good deeds and deeds that he will achieve the high degree of martyrdom. he used to remember the imam and the martyrs, buying a dog, war scenes, the memories of ashtari, the martyrs, the bucket is empty, the father's curse and woe, for those of us who were throwing, they said that they worked for their father since the third grade of elementary school, that i

who your governor is.gress can put back in place what the united states supreme court took. the united states supreme court took a constitutional right. the united states congress has the power to put in place a protection of that individual privacy right that all americans should be entitled to. >> that is a perfect place for us to take a quick break because when i come back, i want to ask you all about this national landscape. first what the administration can do, what congress might do, but also what some judges might do. we are awaiting a ruling on mifepristone, on whether or not we can have an effective national abortion ban or maybe even a legislative national abortion ban. senator lindsey graham and others have talked about it. we're going to get into that and talk about what we do next. stay with us as our discussion continues with vice president kamala harris and on our "the reidout" special one year post-roe. love you. have a good day, behave yourself. like she goes to work at three in the aftern

be who were all these people.vadim frantsevich listed, after all, these were not citizens of the bssr who lived on the territory of the bssr yes, they were all comrades who were in the czech republic like the same zaharka, they were sitting in berlin, they were, uh, in fact, abroad, not being citizens of the soviet union, they form some kind of nationalist national fascist organizations , which in advance are essentially branches of the national socialist organizations of the third reich, branches in order to conduct propaganda later, when the march begins on june 22 in the forty-first year, germany on the territory of the soviet union, these comrades in a convoy of about 30 people of the largest leaders of the belarusian collaboration, they are first transferred to the territory of the former e -occupied territory of the bssr because the locals just want to cooperate with the germans. there were no such bright signs of figures. that is, they were brought here, in fact, in a wagon train with the germans, then some

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there are some who are young who are interested, but for most part it's the older people still do this when that generation of quilters pass on, they just won't be anymore. i'm quite of old people and i listen a lot to what they have to say because they've spent all of years storing up wisdom and knowledge and many young people really don't go to them enough and draw on this tremendous reservoir of wisdom and knowledge. and so i've learned a lot by setting listening, and it's helped me tremendously in my work in rocks in mississippi. liz, a lady by the name miss annie mason, who is in her eighties. one day, miss annie mason and i was sitting in her bedroom and she went into a drawer and pulled out a very old bible, traditional lee but most people black, white in america before one people could get birth certificates would record when someone was born and when someone died in the family bible. and so she brought out this old book and begin to show me how the history of the family had been recorded in the bible. all of this here, she told me this neat story that one of her uncles right h

we think you're going to do a better job than that guy who was who who was who just left. but we we don't think there should be. an american ambassador in vietnam and there was a certain amount of, you know, real hostility and and then and then later when there was some food served afterwards as their own, it has to be in a vietnamese meeting. so very good food, a young guy came up to me, he said, i said, that was my father it gave you a hard time there. he said, i'm sorry about that. i said, i understand us down here. i mean, i know all about the reeducation camps. and said, yeah, he was in a reeducation camp. he's still pretty bitter. he said, but just want you know, i go back to vietnam every year and i've got to start a business going there. so in the first two panels, particularly first one and two very large extent, the second one we were talking about the failures of american policies, strategies and military activity. ultimately between 63, four and 73. so the three of you can assess how american policy towards postwar vietnam has evolved, because if look at it fro

were these people who were assassinated? the people who worked in the university were revolutionary and popular with the people. people like fargan mojahedin khalq is a real group that says that religion, quran and islam should be the leading force of the government because you can't be on the other side. after passing away , mujahideen hussein is the mojahedin khalq organization. the power is ours. time is our partner in the revolution. we must be human. i wanted to know how to prepare plums for the elections it has not been done, why the elections were held in 58 elections and we had 98 revolutions, he said, "we are not looking for the likes of akbar godarzi at all. the problem of the farqan group was that a person with a history of being a student who feels superior, just imagine that all the time, he said, "i do n't know." for himself, he agreed at the same time that he wanted to fight with the mullahs. the term heresy in his religion is that if someone comes and tells a group that they are this, is this in the religion

for those who experience the presence of his watcher like saving the story of the life of a person who was once the minister of defense and lived in the midst of danger like a soldier, surrounded and under the rain of enemy arrows and shrapnel, the life of mostafa mostafa chamran mostafa was born in 1311 in a familiar street in tehran, panzdeh khordad street, ahanghara bazar, sarpolak elementary school he studied at intisari school , who knows him well, and high school at dar al-funun alborz, who always gathered the children behind our house, behind a mosque, which is here from the serpolak mosque, a large space of one million rai, which is big for us, but there is no electricity under the lamp post in our house, when you were alive, the children were taught math because math he was so strong that he said that when the school teacher solved the problem, he immediately gave it easier and faster, and sometimes the teacher told me, "come on, tell me ." the year of university passed and qadr university of technical faculty of electrical engineering again with as a distinguished student wit

there are people who are with you.ther as a community, because it is saying that even though the fear that you are trying, we are not moving, we are still here and we are still strong and we have each other. that is such and we have each other. that is such a powerful message. especially in such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i interruoted — such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i interrupted you. _ such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i interrupted you. what _ such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i interrupted you. what will- such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i interrupted you. what will you - such a time of fragmentation. sorry, i interrupted you. what will you and | i interrupted you. what will you and your colleagues be doing in the city of nottingham? taste your colleagues be doing in the city of nottingham?— your colleagues be doing in the city of nottingham? we will probably be down there- — of nottingham? we will probably be down there- i _ of nottingham? we will probab

who first came to the u. s in the 19 and 18 sixties to work in the gold mines of california and later during the restrictive chinese exclusion acts. throughout her career, she has worked to enhance art career and education, opportunities for immigrants and people of color. she announced this year that she will be stepping down from her position as executive director of immigrant risen's. we would like to congratulate her and thank her for her service on behalf of the immigrant communities. congratulations kathy and we're going to miss you. but we know you're not going away, please. thank you so much to the immigrants rights commission and i was cia for this amazing award. um i feel pretty awkward accepting this because as you have heard, i am not an immigrant, um and as was just said. the last immigrant in my family. my father's mother arrived in san francisco in 19 20/100 years ago, and the first immigrant in my family arrived in the 18 forties, actually nearly 100 and 80 years ago, also to san francisco and

doesn't who becomes lying— someone who doesn't who becomes the ohout— someone who doesn't who becomes people like that. i know in hull and place that vote tory, i would never have said that they would have done that and it wasn't tory that they were voting, it was boris johnson and boris. bofis was boris johnson and boris. boris johnson. important to say , won an election— boris johnson. important to say , won an election fair and oeue — , won an election fair and oeue t— , won an election fair and oeue t eott— , won an election fair and square. i said ,- , won an election fair and square. i said , has he been a square. i said, has he been a eucceeetut— square. i said, has he been a successful prime— square. i said, has he been a successful prime minister no. aho— successful prime minister no. who toee— successful prime minister no. who toee he— successful prime minister no. and does he make labour's knee ehotee— and does he make labour's knee ehotee wett— and does he make labour's knee shake? well, if— and does he make labour's knee shake? well, if i— and does he make labour's knee sh

so why do you say by name that who was, and who was not there was not.no such thing as mortgaged, there really aren’t any, that is, i’m just, why do you understand, we are not talking at a level at three levels, but a lie, she understands, because this lie comes from zelensky from no one another and finally. i want to complete the arrest. lyosha arrested. he is a guy who lives before our eyes, yes, he earns where he can and with what he can, but we in ukraine know that when he was still studying at a military school. israel therefore feels so good in israel today, but god is with him, but lyosha has a conscience that tells. yes, lyosha listovich, who tells in tel aviv about what will happen to russian ukrainians. yes, in the crimea or in the donbass with me, if she is with us all. yes, he divides us into three categories. yes, and not only that tells what should be with the director of a hundred and so on. and i have a question lyosha, what will happen to you? so you can imagine what will happen to you, yes, but i have the last question. but this is a so

who would have thought? the freeway that blocked the beautiful views and a cloud on the ferry building area. withhold have thought that after the 89 quake when everyone thought the city was destroyed things were over the waterfront is the most sought after death of the nations of san franciscans and people who visit who would have thought. san francisco, san franciscans we would have thought. we know what we are capable of. we know what we can do. we than when we come together anything is possible. so let's transform san francisco and let's make magic happen! [applause] thank you. [applause] (gavel) city and county board of supervisors meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., tuesday, june 6, 2023. >> you're unmoonlight good afternoon. supervisors meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., tuesday, june 6, 2023. tuesday, june 6, 2023, madam city clerk, call the roll. >> thank you, mr. president. >> supervisor chan present. >> supervisor dorsey present. >> supervisor engardio present. >> supervisor mandelman present. >>

who signed why?ngle kamikaze drone in service for a long time, who blocked it, according to which procedures was it all launched, all these things need to be done now, and you can’t say that it’s not time, it’s time to figure out who is to blame for the fact that we don’t have kamikaze drones, who is to blame for what the industry did not work on this, at least everyone knew that this is the future since the 15th year. draw conclusions, reform the adoption of weapons and admission to operation, and then we will have a surge of actually new technologies. i just recently met with representatives of israel and europeans there countries, we can be normal partners with them. we can enter competitive markets with them and make good products . but it is necessary that our bureaucratic procedures do not prevent us from fighting and making cool products. rap agreed to the same things, it is impossible to install the rr complex in a short time because the procedure is long, it takes months when we do it, the e

this guy who is in his mid-20s who has everything to live for, who was loved by his friends is suddenlye. and then there was a desire to do something. >> neighborhood patrols started up after that. all kinds of neighborhood patrols. people would take turns and drive around the block just looking for anything suspicious. and it was organized by the communities. the police supply communication radios and so forth, groups had to adhere to certain practices. >> we organized safe zones around the major bars and nightclubs. and the guardian angels got revitalized. we had montrose patrol came in and people who would be escorted to their cars. but there was also a very focused attempt to engage city hall and engage the houston police department and to say if this had happened in any other community, you'd be all over it. why aren't you doing enough? now, i'm not saying that they weren't, but the feeling was that the police department wasn't reacting appropriately and they'd been turning a blind eye to the kind of things that had been happening in the community. >> so any encounter with the poli