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do you projected mcgee mentioned the project, like within the climate, then transformation fund concerned the heart of germany is economy torch loans. the economy data behind this has become common. knowledge comes out and it was due to the loss of the $60000000000.00 euros expected from this funds were expecting economic growth to drops by at least half a percentage point this year. and this trend will continue in 2025 and 26. if to a lesser degree, at this point, we have to defend the substance of germany's economy and we have to build trust in our businesses across the country by the indian to you on for throne indian between a hyphen gun. that's got the view of carson jessica on this search. he's economist i n g germany. welcome back to the problem, carson. have a percentage point less of g d p growth a thanks to the government's budget crisis. that's what the economy minister is predicting. is that realistic or do you anticipate a worse impact as a sign even worse price? um, because yes uh 0.5 percent to ship ones. impact is realistic. given the size of the 60000000000 euro hole, as

here and mcgee, food prefect, are due to adoption, is one of the only $48.00 remaining. ok. the fisherman corner and fishing is a family trade pass down through the generations since 1890 by order of the imperial household. but a dodgy says in recent years, he's seen a foreboding shift in the river level. go to a minimum way, the cool fisherman and right here on the river working every day. so when it comes to changes in the river, we noticed the water level of coal street or the up and the change and the rocks in the river. in the past, the really big boulders, but now the small sand and gravel have increased and the sweet fish have gotten smaller to the one that's my feeling that they are not so in that kind of just a feeling backed up by scientific research, environmental studies show that as the planet heats up, heavier rains and higher water temperature have followed. changing the rivers eco system came in as an old duncan, you, due to the holding of reason use major flooding has become much more likely. so the manages in charge of the river have relatively increased th

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it ruby steen mcgee is known as the family historian. that is part one. everything she's learned over the years is recorded in these huge albums. there she is from that ruby steen was able to locate her great great grandfather in this cemetery she buried here, william harrison rand, the patriarch of the family and a white man with this discovery, ruby stein's curiosity grew to she knew there had to be more. using the internet, she traced the rands back to london, england. they were a family of doctors and architects who came to virginia in the mid 1700s and fought in the revolution war. and according to these old documents, slave owners. i used to hear them say that my great grandfather, harold rand, was run out of north carolina to mississippi because he had a black woman living with him and his wife. and he came to texas here, lodi, texas, from old census records. ruby stein put together a family tree. william rand fathered seven children by his white wife sally, and six children by his black mistress. ann. court documents show the two families lived cl

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present when the children were evacuated. nibble i don't mind me in the move as i did you already, mcgee, judge jim, out of his upset or cheer and disagree. it's really weird on the 4th day. is this something a good as the number? and it says if you put out of the point you and then it'll come good list for them of the nation, they have to go to the judge and the subject. the guns come out of noticeable children. the also taken away from the parents under various pretext that we're looking at. so we would have done that show the multiple instead of one. good. so when you color have guide, then you have scope list of most beautiful for so bush enjoying the food use will with the city government, you scan the, the solution, a couple districts and we split or i thought of you to the screen of me as my score was coordinated for what i really would do. you have to log it is, i'm going to go to a, go to the slide in detail. you can use now put you down to check with us as we need you to me cause all this to g you put into a bit also associated with each of them, each prose, the valley. if we'r

the assistant administrator mcgee? >> distinguish members of the committee, thank you for the invitation to speak to you today about our ongoing efforts in ukraine. as you say, we are at a critical moment with our partners fighting for a war for survival in our adversary seeking to exhaust our will to support ukraine's vital needs. since putin began its war, the people of ukraine have demonstrated courage and resilience in the face of their brutal, unjustified onslaught. gremlins invaders threaten the people of ukraine and atrocities including documented evidence of war crimes that has been sexual violence, gender-based violence against children, women and men. human trafficking and other abuse. russia's forces have ripped ukrainian children from their homes. this is an orchestrated effort to transfer children to occupy parts of ukraine or to russia itself, where they are subjected to pro-russia indoctrination, and military training. ukraine has outperformed all expectations on the battlefield. we understand there is c

mcgee, been how much and sorry confirmed in a statement that the announcement of the start date of the truth agreement will be coming in the next few hours. okay, let's get the view from occupied east jerusalem. we can speak now to avoid challenges who is live fast. so what is the reason the israel is giving for the delay in the seas 5 of the well, the not really giving anything specific of environment like they didn't give any specific announcement for when the ceasefire and when the captive exchange was going to be taking place of everything that has been reported pretty much on these ready, so i just been coming through these ready media and these ready media understood yesterday that's everything will be going on. everything will be taking place today that you'll be getting the safe spot starting. the sporting that the fast hostages captives would be starting to come home today as well. somewhere along the line, late last night, early as of this morning, there was a spanner in the works. we don't know what that is, but something has held it up. now the understanding is that whateve

to damage the medical plans inside the hospital, which in addition to that with a destroyed study mcgee, this medical supplies the storage. and this is another work crime committed by there's a it is, this is the medical facilities. so i don't, but the just adding to all these clients they, they gave one hour off to meet them this morning to the mid to kind of staff for the simple evaluation of face. since then wounded is good for you can lead for this because the please. well, crime what? i'm sort of clocks. i'm in the and then just as a little too based on forces us. yesterday it zooms up, would be the graves we made inside the hospital yard, which they took away more than one. hundreds they bought buy these who were already battered because that a gun. yeah, so that's just, i mean in addition to that, all those victims hold a simply died were denied betty. and as this lady a co pay, so forces that if used to have them bedded inside the house the what the for the, what the kind of been definitely named within the as i said, days ago as the bodies were piling up inside the hosp within

he won the good the ability of the egyptians, and he was at mid ga just objected mcgee too, because he's backed troubles. he was the one who messed the minded before him policy his a legacy was marked by geese making and he was successful. when will that can you indicate that this is the number of prize in 1973. the main criticism, again, is just center was, is ruled where the family of origin in cambodia and the now the heads of different you who was executed. he was a prosecute and executed for his war crimes against humanity. henry kissinger, it was not the decision makers when it comes to emulate the intervention in united states. it is prevention system. secretaries do not to make foreign policies, the following policies made by the president. and that's a right for the our fight for more coverage and 247 use head over to r t dot com. thanks for joining me and say to my colleague rachel rubel will be taking over at the top of the hour.

on the 1st day it will be taken from 2 is right, the prisons, dumb on an mcgee, they're both se of haifa, that will then be driven to the alpha prison south of ramallah in the occupied west bank of the palestinian prisoners who will be taken then to a nearby crossing and handed over to the families and villages they come from the much needed humanitarian aid is also expected to cross from egypt into garza, in the hours that follow how my saying $200.00 a trucks and more trucks of fuel well and to gauze daily, to have a team of correspondence keeping us across all the developments in the occupied territories in lebanon. way this being, of course, across the board, a fine with his rel, during the war. and here in concert where the seas 5 deal was broken and is now being monitored. first of all that stopped in gaza. hi me, my mood joins us now from the fun eunice. so the big question now, honey, i think it's what just a couple of minutes past 7 has been 19, so on bob month now ended. so it's really good morning to use. i mean yes it is in did right now, and we are with this thing a relative

she's part of that has been mcgee to buy cars. hot and different regional play is in the region that it's will partially mitigate the situation, but won't make a such a significant change in the humanitarian situation. of the church or as people on gets no longer able to return back to the house as people are to think about. we want to have a long term fight, ceased by an order to come back again to houses, to do, to maintain and to build what has been destroyed in the north. and in the center of gauze, the city people have just become very overpopulated in the south. you want to return to the house as they want to come back to the newman lives. there are also teaching for a long term for, you know, they believe that the short term buyer will, by the way, for a very close and a ceasefire. that might be here later for out the shuttle negotiations that have been made by different people access across the region. now this, this file will help the to mitigate the situation to throughout the flu, humanitarian aid. also if you 2 different areas are 1st the territory. okay, thanks so much t

haley mcgee is the editor of the washington examiner. haley, what is joe going to do?we will see but every clip of him jesse, is like a live taping the walking dead. it would be funny if it wasn't so painful to watch. what is really interesting is his numbers among minorities. some of the hispanics interviewed. one recent poll from the "new york times," his popularity is a demographic that democrats usually win by 30 points. we have kamala harris to thank for that. she was the minority candidate and help biden pull the voters. it really remains to be seen what he's going to be done to make up for this massive gap in support for his key demographics. >> what he's going to do is call axelrod a word that rhymes with brick. i don't think it's a coincidence that we're seeing obama out in public much more. hillary clinton out in public much more. bill clinton. there's clearly an establishment led effort to signal that biden's time is over. his main draw in 2020 was this idea that he was the strongest candidate to beat donald trump. it's funny to see axelrod say he's the olde

with us is tammy bruce and kaylee mcgee white and "fox and friends" cohost and host of one nation brianmeade. we are entering the final hours of the ceasefire agreement israel and hamas. negotiators are working to extend that deal which lasted for six days. so far, 81 hostage have been released by hamas with more expected to be released in the coming hours. new details are emerging about the conditions hostages are facing in the tunnels. hamas terrorists threatened hostages and held people with no light and forced them to watch the footage of the horrific october 7 attack. despite the heart-breaking attacks from israeli hostages, pro-palestinian supporters in the u.s. spewed conspiracy theories and expressed support for hamas's terrorist attacks against israel at a city council meeting in oakland, california. >> there have not been beheadings and rapeings. >> this is ridiculous, racist and plays into genocidal propaganda flooding our media and we should be doing everything possible to combat. i support right of palestinians to resist occupation, including through hamas. >> as an arab, a

director of tech policy center at heritage foundation, kara frederick, restoring america editor kaylee mcgee white and columnist for messenger, joe concha. straight to trey yingst live at the air base in southern israel with the latest. trey. >> trey: good afternoon, we expect those hostages to be brought to the air base in southern israel, we can confirm they'll are in israeli territory and now we should change our wording, they are no longer hostages, they are finally home. the 13 israelis have gone through 49 days of hell, truly. the entire population of israel breathing a sigh of relief tonight, according to defense forces, they are accompanying the forces making sure they get appropriate care. they are working around the clock to ensure they have everything they need. we saw video today, military preparing noise cancelling headphones, sunglasses and blankets for people, they have been sheltered from the outside world after being dragged into gaza on october 7. we are getting details where the individuals are from. many are from the commu communi neros. mothers and children. you can imag

joining us now mollie hemingway editor and chief of the federalist and kayla mcgee white washington examinerllie, who was the biggest winner last night. >> probably the same as it has been for every debate which is trump who succeeds by not showing up at these debates and that is a significant issue. i agree with you that ron desantis had the best answers. he understands the policy the best. it's not surprising that they would -- that you would have so many people in the media claiming that it was nikki haley. >> laura: what do you think? >> i think desantis did a great job at making sure that he stays in second place and nikki haley third place. mollie was right the runner-up and who is going to be in second and third place. what's the point of continuing the charade. trump is 50 points bo every single person on that stage except for desantis. no one comes close to him. he is what the primary voters want. >> also true that vivek ramaswamy had a very good night. >> laura: going to get to him. he is coming on the show in a moment. can you give us your take. >> willing to say things that are t

. >> kevin: kaylee mcgee white, and doug collins, and d.c. carlucci. your take, d.c.en we talk about politics right now, i don't think people understand how precarious the president's lead is right now in some polls, and the fact that he's trailing right now. i'm envisioning five alarm fire bells going off there, david, over at the white house. am i wrong? >> no, i think you are right. these polling numbers are not what the president wants to see, but it's fortuitous, the policies are working, economists are showing the data is coming out at record levels in terms of increased gdp per person, lowest unemployment rate since recorded. biden's policies are working the presentation is not. and the polling is more of frustration, concern, whether it's foreign affairs or right here in the homeland, people are upset, they are concerned and don't know what the future will hold. this is a snapshot, not necessarily how the people will vote come election day, but gives the democrats work to do in making sure the message is directed toward the people that need to hear it. >> i wa

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here to help us navigate is christina mcgee. good to see you. react differently to divorce, what should parents keep in mind when they go from being partners to co-parents. >> when you share children it's until death do us part. a lot of events where your children are going to need both of you. it's important to remember that divorce is also a change in the family, it's not the end of the family, while being a family with your co-parent, probably seems like the last thing you want to be thinking about, it's important for parents to remember your child's life story doesn't start with your divorce, so what can you to help your kids to feel a sense of belonging in each home? really that leads into this idea that how you relet to one another really matters a lot, how children adjust to divorce is influenced how parents engage with each other, we're circle back to this idea, not longer partners but also parents. >> looking at the entire journey, right the journey as a whole, you know when any of us are hurt, we can resort to our instinct and become s

>> kayla mcgee is the editor of the washington examiner. >> hailey, what's she going w to do? >> we will see. but every clip of him, jesse is like a live taping of the walking dead. it would actually be funny ifnful t it wasn't so painful to watch. but what's really interesting is his numbers among minorities, some of the hispanics that were intervieweg d. one recent poll from the new york times found that in allrvit six major swing states, his lead over trump in a genera tl hypothetical, is in the single digits among hispanic voters. a this is a demographic that democrats normally win demc by 30 plus points. so again, we have kamalara hars to thank for another failure of that vice president presidency. remember, she was the minority candidate. she was supposed to help itden pull theseshe was voters >> she's really not doing that anymore. so it's really remains to be seen what he's rseen going to do to make up for this massive gap in support from some of his keny demographics. >> well, what he's going to do is you're going to call axelrod a word that rhymescs.e's goin w. >> ye

annone of the barracks at mcgee can est anymore. but this is at camp rabeau, minn so it kind of ges an idea of what it look like. each barracks he about 40 men when they first arrived in mohican. they did even have steel cots. those took about a year to start arriving. and so the way for your barracks when steel cuts is help beautify the park or the camp. so depending what you to improve the camp, you may get a steel faster than other people. now, this picte was liky before the mess hall was finished, but it shows the men eating. everyone pretty mu ate at the same time your meals were scduled. breakfast at, i believe, si or 630 in the morning. you had lunch, noon and then supper at 530, then three meals a day was probably the biggest recruitment tactic for. the s.s. don't forget we're talking out during the depression when most people would go days without eating. and if they did, itasn't a very, you know, good diet, there weren't a lot of options. so when they started eating in the sea, they the average gained 1 to two pounds per m

this is what happened during this particular war a few weeks ago when we made this deliberate story mcgee dish with a bold, military authoration. however, that option is not always available and therefore, we cannot wait. and we need to exploit every available moment to liberate our cap. that's because bringing them back home is a secret mission is a sacred mission. the military and all our security agencies ensure their full support to the step. and this is what they assured me yesterday. and today and told me to call the deal also guarantees that are sold yours will be completely secure for the upcoming days. and i am confident that the army will also be ready after the next couple of days to pursue the work i've made the decision and i am certain that this is the right decision. i would like to thank my colleagues for being here with me and for cooperating with me. the minister of defense minister then against somebody would involve all other ministers, the chief of staff, the head of shut back, the good as the commander of our reserve units and all those who helped us reach this deal

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