and every teacher who has students participate in this year's kphe kp*e contiguous has the opportunity to share a portion of andditional $50,000. the competition deadline is friday, january 19, 2024. for information, visit our website at student cam.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington. live and on demand. keep up with the day's biggest event with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns, and more from the world of politics. all at your fingertips. also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and c-span radio. plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available at the apple store and tkpwaolle play. download it for free today. c-span now, your front row seat to washington, any time, anywhere. host: welcome back to n journal. mark, welcome to the program. let's start with those attacks on iraq and syria. what has been your reaction to that? >> that have been qu

into this, eaman, i'm curious, after "the new york times" reported that for $40,000, for president kpthe room with him then we saw more hawkish members for even offering these kinds of opportunities and warning u.s. businesses not to get too eng entangled. >> if you're an american ceo, you're in a tough position i'm going to be in the room watching the body language and looking to see how close they want to get. both physically and rhetorically but if you're a tim cook for example and you depend on china for manufacturing and an enormous customer base, there's no choice but to go to an event like this and be forthright. so i think a lot of ceos are fw going to feel like they have to attend this. i it is a difficult position for them to find themselves in and they understand there's going to be criticism that comes along with that. >> i can't imagine them also putting themselves in the position of also being forthright glad you'll be there thank you for your time. coming up, names like novo and lily are stealing the spotlight but our strategist says there can be a lot of dry kindling i

kp asks what to send? tell me alive? understood.e sky is our work, our home on earth, the sky is our work, our home on earth. overloads overloads, but we took off and fly, over the open spaces, over the russians, over our fatherland, in the window, someone's glass is melting snow, the sky is our work, and our home is on earth, the sky is our work and our home is on earth. we, the young generation of sovereign belarus , must remember the past and appreciate the present, so that our native belarus lives in peace and creation. indeed, social life has always aroused great interest, and while studying at school from the eighth grade, i was elected secretary of the primary organization of secondary school no. 1 in the city of novolukoml, and, in principle, probably from that moment an active social life began, being elected secretary at school, well it was very honorable, probably important, and indeed, among my classmates there was also no such thing as that i was the secretary of the primary organization, but, on the contrary, it was ju

according to the information of the publication most, re-registered the property of the kherson seaport and kpement in the interests. bants, do you know a little something about it, they say that he stayed in kherson after the deoccupation and moved, but he was found and he is facing 12 years of imprisonment, well, yes, indeed, they detained him, just like that, and he accepted participation, including in the so-called referendum held by the russians, these are the people and this is not the first...

according to the information of the publication most, re-registered the property of the kherson seaport and kp city road. management in the interests of the occupiers, do you know anything about it, they say that he stayed in kherson after the deoccupation and hid, but he was found and he is facing 12 years in prison. well, yes, indeed, they detained him, and he was the one who took part in that, too in the so-called referendum held by the russians, these are the people, and this is not the first time... the case when precisely such collaborators who tried to overstay, including in the city of kherson, and you know, the people of kherson, are detained and accused of treason they react very much precisely to the fact that when they saw that this or that person used to move there during the occupation with passes of the russian occupation administration, because they worked for them, cooperated and helped the occupiers and collaborators, and now they move freely already in the free ukrainian kherson, these cases stir people up, people react, accordingly there is a hotline of the security service

ukraine and the head of the commission for the regulation of the energy market and communal services, enr kpabout the increase in tariffs and for business, how it will affect consumers, energy companies, please, well, actually, this is a disaster, because look, we all criticized until 19- of the year, the rotterdam plus formula, everyone said that it was so fraudulent, that it was valid, that there were how many criminal cases we had opened, and there were 10 of them were brought to the nabu, 10 to the rest of the institutions, it is not clear how everything ended, that is, nothing ended today, we do not see what is happening there, how it is happening, but i will tell you that when everyone told today, that rotterdam plus is criminal, then with rotterdam plus, the price of electricity for industry was approximately $60-65 per megawatt. for today, this includes both transportation by ukrenergo and transportation by oblenergo networks. today, when there is supposedly no rotterdam plus, there is nothing there, and everything is allegedly not fraudulent at all and there is nothing criminal at a

the delay from the ministry of energy and the nkr of the kp, which you are talking about, costs the budget of ukraine, because of the fact that it is not necessary to import electricity, but apply emergency shutdowns, how much more expensive? at least by 35-40%. the difference in prices, between imports under bilateral contracts and imports, request by request accident is at least 35-40%. of course. mr. oleksandr, let's get to that. moment , i saw that the european commission announced its proposal to extend the energy emergency measures in the european union for another year, they say that the situation is better, but it is still tense, so these emergency measures will continue for another year season, and what does it mean for ukraine, or will this affect the help in any way or does it have any effect at all? well, in fact, it doesn’t have much of an effect, only in the part that the gas market is more manageable, let’s say , because these special ee, these special ee opportunities that the european commission now has, they significantly stabilize the gas market and electricity market in

return, because knowledge certainly enriches us, but we have completely different indicators in the kpswith offers to help financially, to absolutely at a minimum , enlightened as a maximum of new quality, but you also need, you see, to give you the opportunity to change the world, not just talk about new achievements and breakthroughs, but also present practically significant, decisions, that’s what alexey actually does, and we help him to the best of our weak abilities , by the way, the road from fundamental research to advanced research, if you answer your fundamental question of today’s conversation, it is different, it sometimes collapses or vice versa lengthens in a matter of years, it is generally known that at the beginning of the last century, when the very first, one might say, zero knowledge about radioactivity was developing, well , for example, one of the solutions was proposed... the so-called planetary model of the atom, a reserve form, an organized laboratory, where, by the way, again, including the then russian and soviet representatives, seniors and and then, somewhere

and that’s it, i’ll get to you before paroos leaves, how are things at school, okay, well, thank you kpsnot at school, what did you do? in different ways, i ran to the airfield, played football in the summer, and hockey in the winter, in short, everything is with you. it’s clear that you were doing crap, so from tomorrow, let’s get to work i’ll take you, you’ll find out what the matter is. where is she from, from leningrad, it also says where you got this letter from, from the mailbox , where else, you will have tea, you have the right to read other people’s letters, turn around when you are talking to me, mom, yes, what are you doing, what with you, i didn’t read this letter, really, why was it opened then, it’s lying on the table, for everyone to see, i put it on the table so you could see, i actually thought it was from vanka, i didn’t hide it, oh, from vanka, you are you sure you haven't read this letter? exactly, mom, calm down, i'm not read other people’s letters, listen , i want to warn you, if you are smart enough to do one stupid thing, you may be smart enough to do another, don

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engineer, engineer, listen, lieutenant tairov and senior lieutenant zhuk, come to me kp, i understandoung, diligent, they checked everything. listen, everything is clear to me, everything is clear to me. thank you. rustle is to blame, yes, he didn’t accept the car properly, the beetle spoiled him, the planes are in the zone, i suggest it’s ok parties... an order, well, to take patronage, beetle, over shelist’s car and lieutenant tairov, captain muravyov, the target was hit from the first salvo, captain shelest, the target was hit from the first salvo. combat turn, completed a combat turn, dive, understood, executing, dive completed, course 110, understood, tagil y635, clear approach . i authorize the tagil 735 on the landing gear, the 735 runway is cleared. something is not very good today, nothing, we’ll fly again, i’m not tired today, well, go for a walk, i ’ll do a little magic with petrovich, ants, a? excuse me, how are you doing, yes, we’re trying, rustling there, uh-huh, there’s also, stubbornly, man , he’s eager to become a tester, show yourself in training, no better recommend

comg up, put it on a railcar herehat's owned by the same railroad company, ship it across and then kp going. what we'reooking at here is actually the marquette & bessemer number one. it wasn't a realail car ferry in the sense of the ones wwere just looking at. but it could take il cars on on deck. it w built in 1903, 241 feet long. one of the things i just like to point out, because there's so much great lakes history, but it is also and like tied in together the marquette bessemer number one was designed by a very famous boat designer on the great lakes called frank kirby, who actually also h designed the lansdow. and he designed e marquette investment number one. he was also very famous for designing a t of the what you might call palace steamers from the early, earl1900s, the sea and b, the city of cleveland, other vessels like that. so this is all what we're getting up to is in 1905, american shipbuilder ing created for the marquette & bessemer company, the marquette & bessemer a number two 338 feet long, 54 feet widewith a depth of hold of 19 and a ha feet. it had a triple expans

number two, republican are gs kp stumbling and bumbling on abortion. and number three, we can't keep r losing close races. so, i mean, how doac they model it? sort of how do they stop bumbling on abortion? >> well, what's the answer? well, number one. s thwell, the republicans haveeb to clear up this issue acroslics these states with clear lines liker a 15 to 20 week abortion ban with exceptions for life, incest and rape. and make it clear, you look at state a clears where that ist in stone and we don't have thise we don't have these problems in florida. we don't have these problems in georgia. we don'tave these proble have ts in north carolina. and part of that is is because of thana.t issue. i also agree with what you saidt earlier that we have to be clear about what we don't believe and what we don' t believe is in abortion in then second and third trimester. it's wrong. and guess what? gues80% of americans agreemerica with that. so wnse have to stick to the 80% issues. and then if we do the o that wen take that issue off of the pageu . i will give

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solookin as the witch hunters kp throwing new charges and indictments at trumpp , r hc are they actually doing him the biggest favor he could ask for? they're keepin g busy, whichurna in turn makes him less visible. and this as voters rememberingse what he did as president as opposed to what he said h mo as each month passes, he just looks better and bette hr and j. looks worse and worse. so what's joe go t? >> say, nah, nah, nah. no, look, they only like the guy because they don't see him anymore. >> i meaanymorn, out of sight, e of mind. i't you talking to an expert t, that field. >> all right, i'm hiding. joe bidem hidee biden. i'm heading back to the basement, baby. oh, yeah yeah.. my last time i spent so much time in the basement, i grew lold on my chest. >> here. you want to see over this? all right, so we call karine jean-pierre karine jean-pierre cellar, where we like he. we're less than a year away right now. we're at under a year. what do you make this electoral electoral college surveya is? >> can't talk about the election without doing my duty an share the truth. they have be

distrust of government power, whether it was misus in foreign wars or not, used properly enough to kp the domestic peace. and this deep distrust was not mere theoretical, but personal felt byewis. so claim numr two,ewis on law and public poly. lewis has interest in criminal justice. extended beyond this parcular case with the hooligans. in may of 1962. lewis wre to the poet t.s. eliot the foowing we must have a talk. i'd wish i wish you'd ite an essay on it about punishment. the modern view by eluding the retributive element and concentrating solely on deterrence and cure is hideously immoral. it is vile. tyranny. to submit a man to compulsive or a cure or sacrifice is hito the deterrence o others. unss he desves it. one might wonder why lewis didn't write the essay himself, except that he did. 13 years earlier, lewis wrote the humanitarian theory of punishmentwhich appred first in an austrian law journ in 1949. he sent it to an ausalian journal because he could get no hearing for it in england. nertheless, the piece did elicit responses from three law professors in austlia to whom le

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storm was this week, those 3 hours or even six, in the night from five to six, yes, it reached, well, kpn, and this is 27 days. let 's ask the doctor, it's interesting that on days of magnetic storms, the number of complaints with headaches and blood pressure increases? yes, indeed, statistically there is information that on those days when magnetic storms are observed, hospital visits are higher than on other days, there are two groups of people on these days: but i think somewhere around 25-30% really are weather dependent, the rest are either influenced, but can you clearly show how magnetic storms affect us? yes, you can squeeze it with bricks, these are our heads, let’s imagine what they have, well, we can’t imagine, they really do exist, that every person has organs and an organ system, they are healthy and, accordingly, on those days when everything is fine, there are no magnetic storms, there are a certain level of pressure on a person on his organs and our systems oppose accordingly, that is, they work normally and they do not perceive it that way, but there is some a person has

. >>> and we're continueding to kp an eye on the housing sector. mortgage rates are retreating.hey posted their biggest one-week drop in over a year. >>> speaking of which, let's get to the markets extending their win streak. a lot of that's going to circulate around. >> it was a data dog rally. data dog said something that was really key, which is that the optimization is declining. that's all enterprise software speak, but basically said there was a lull in orders. orders are back. that reverberated. everybody from service now to salesforce to amazon. >> microsoft. >> alphabet and microsoft. you got this little data dog, $33 billion company. in the old days, that was big. but what they're saying is there had been a problem, and we knew there was a problem with enterprise software, with devsec ops, so to speak. that, apparently, is over, and that's allowing a lot of companies to breathe. that had been the theme of the quarter until yesterday. >> see, we can take that much of a narrative from data dog? >> that's really important. that's where the bonds come in. if the bonds were

published footage of high-precision weapon attacks on ukrainian military targets; the ship's launch point, kpn the southern direction of the special operation, russian artillery thwarted an attempt to break through the uaf sabotage group. the enemy's intention was guessed in time by reconnaissance, the militants were covered in hail from multiple launch rocket systems, their equipment was burned with the help of the kornet anti-tank missile system, and in the krasnolimansky sector the nationalist fortifications were swept away by the fire of the heavy geotsint howitzer. gun, shot, shot! the enemy was knocked out of his positions and suffered heavy losses. several arrudny crews, field arsenals with ammunition were destroyed, and as well as points of their delivery and unloading. artillery salvoes thunder along the line of combat contact in the donetsk people's republic. d-30 gaobits crews are making way for assault units of russian troops in the southern donetsk direction. ours are pushing through, that is, as we understand, in principle, that ours are pushing through. the target becomes furth