bop operates 102 institutions throughout the nation. these are operated at 5 different security levels in order to confine offenders in an appropriate manner. as of last week, bop is responsible for the custody and care of more than 158,000 inmates and employees more than 34,000 individuals. nearly 5 years ago president trump signed the first step act in 2018 to reduce the size of the federal prison population recidivism while maintaining public safety. two sentencing reform and three reauthorization of the second chance act of 2007. bop is charged with much of the implementation of first step act. as mentioned earlier we are experiencing nationwide spike in crime and vital that bop gets implementation right. to assign prisoners to evidence-base recidivism programs. the programs include literacy programs, occupational programs, trade school programs and substance use programs. inmates can receive additional time credits which allows them to be placed in home confine meant or rrc than earlier would have been. that's why bop needs to make

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the bop stardom natal -- pop star dominated 2023.ook back at the year in entertainment. >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm carissa lawson in for anne-marie green. we begin with the crisis at the southern border as a massive convoy of migrants is making its way through mexico and toward the united states. secretary of state antony blinken is back in washington this morning after a quick trip to meet with mexican leaders. this as the democratic mayors of three major u.s. cities call on the federal government for help. cbs' jarred hill joins us here in new york with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you know, it's not just those mayors asking the government to step in, mexico wants help to address root causes including poverty and violence in some latin american countries, but congress is stuck in a stalemate. as thousands of migrants move through mexico hoping for a new home in the u.s. this new year, top american officials held high-stakes immigration meetings with leaders in mexico city. afterwards, secret

the reference of the trade balance should be based on the bop report or the central bank's balance of payments, which is the last report we have for 6 months. our 6-month trade balance surplus was 11 billion dollars. and even our current account has a surplus of six and four tenths billion dollars , the minister of culture and islamic guidance also announced by presenting a report about the successes of this ministry in the field of cinema and the breaking of various records in this field. this year mr. president record viewers the attendance of the cinema audience is increasing to 33 million people by the end of the year . in the best years of the previous governments, it did not exceed 26 million. cinema sales are reaching one thousand billion tomans. zahra alfapaei of sada news agency. and sima, after the meeting of the government board, some ministers answered the questions of reporters according to the routine on wednesdays. the spokesperson of the government said that the text of the bill to support the elites and activists in the production of civilian drones was approved by th

the reference of the trade balance should be based on the bop report or the central bank's balance ofments, which is the last report we have for 6 months. our 6-month trade balance surplus was 11 billion dollars, and even our current account had a surplus of 6.4 billion positive dollars. the minister of culture and islamic guidance also announced the successes of this ministry in the field of cinema and the breaking of various records in this field . this year, mr. president, the record number of moviegoers has reached 33 million by the end of the year, it is expected that the number of people who have appeared in the cinema will exceed 26 million in the best years of the previous governments. done. cinema sales are reaching one thousand billion tomans. zahra al-fabaei, sed and cima news agency. the minister of culture and islamic guidance said with 10. according to the order of the president , better facilities will be gradually provided to umrah pilgrims. referring to the resumption of farda umrah from the end of this month, mr. esmaili added that with the cooperation of the ministr

customs the trade balance is not the criterion, the reference of the trade balance must be based on the bop report or the central bank's payments, the last report we have is for 6 months, our 6-month trade balance surplus was 11 billion dollars, and even our current account had a surplus. and four tenths of a billion positive dollars, the minister of culture and islamic guidance also announced by presenting a report about the successes of this ministry in the field of cinema and the breaking of various records in this field . this year mr. president record. 33 million people are expected to attend the cinema by the end of the year in the best years of the previous governments, i don't know, its number did not exceed 26 million, cinema sales are reaching one thousand billion tomans, zahra al-fapaei of sed and sima news agency asked some ministers after the meeting of the government board. reporters responded as usual on wednesdays. the spokesperson of the government said that the text of the bill supporting the elites and activists of the production of civilian drones was approved in the gov

it's most important crate, bop. now, how does it do that? so yeah, is the big buzz where this de risk things and what exactly does that mean? well, what the european union is trying to do, essentially, is to find all the sources for the critical rule materials that it needs in its green transition. so using renewable energy use and then the digital transition and things like semi conduct says precious metals which go into batteries and electronics. a lot of those things come from china right now. so while it wants to reduce its dependency on china, if it wants to proceed with this on the plans, it needs to find other places. but the reality is that it's struggling to strike trade deals with all the upon those. for instance, a trade deal, negotiation with australia just fell apart. so in the meantime, it needs to continue the trading relationship with china, but it wants it to be less risky, less dependent on the international. it's political changes and shifts what we've seen in the last few days, even if it's in the for instance, a prominen

it was hit 60 north, cool miles north of bop omen dot straight. they attack happened at 4 pm local time on monday, and michelle caused a fire and damaged to the ship, but no casualties were reported. still a has hair on out to sara will tell me why more people are wearing the palestinian check. a black and white skull, but it's also making them a target of friday. the th and here's how the weather story goes across the middle east and africa. good to see right off the bat, i want to show you this dramatic video out of mecca in western and saudi arabia. it's been point brain for days here. so there has been some severe flooding and no suspect. we could see some more on tuesday with these birds to brain, around mecca profits. so not only from mecca itself, but jetta as well. so let's go in here for a closer look. most of the activity is around the red sea here. so there is some of it creeping into jetta now for us here in doha. it's going to be another foggy start. hazy start to the day. will max out at 28 degrees on tuesday while the scenes have re

to me, i will repeat to you 100 times in a row, you are not like that. you're not like a raspberry bop i can't help but think about her, on the lava on and you're basken, the first, and well, get up, slave face, you harnessed the master’s horse, where am i anyway? well, then what, nothing, so he smeared glue on my buttons, i’ve been walking like this for three days, there’s a big difference, europe was in charge of sanctions, a package, they try from year to year, but there’s no point and... no, who would that in britain they didn’t squeal about them, no one paid attention to the sanctions, and to whom is all this thanks, thanks to the efforts of three modest girls, january 1st on the first, my love, come here, why are you distracting me, he’s not doing well? baba frost, please make our mother happy, she works, do you ever hear about baba frost? “let’s sign, my mother is an actress, and this time i don’t have any magic, but it works out as always, only she doesn’t care, they don’t take her for roles, who am i, children, do you think baba frost has already heard us, we need happiness, m

in the middle of the bop i'm sneaking in. >> lawrence: you'll be jamming to your music and you startt gets in your heart, did i say that? that's deep. >> bill: but, it was nothing in my career that there was this -- there was some organized plan to do that. that's just kind of the way it came out. i'm not that methodical at all. >> lawrence: on this christmas as we prepare for the birth of jesus, what is your message to the world today? >> you know, we know that people are facing dark times and difficult moments in the world. it is still very important to be able to have an eternal conversation about when the wrappings are over and you put the tree back in the box, you throw a real tree away, what is the bigger conversation about the gift of life and the giver of the gift and trying to find it in ways that are compassionate and loving so everybody can come to the table and hear this beautiful love story of the greatest gift ever given to mankind. and so i want to be committed to that message of the risen savior and to be able to do it in very humble and loving ways because when i loo

’ll repeat to you 100 times in a row, you’re not like that, you’re not like that, malinto berry, op-bop i can’t help but think on it, on the paw, on the dena, on... oh, mancacher whiskey, a product of the stellar group. and why can we say that gorky gave a second life to liskov, that is, liskov could have gotten lost and become some kind of intermediate literature, yes, but gorky pulled him out already in the 20th century, paying attention to us. proletarian writer, he needed to find a certain tradition in the 19th century, which he would seem to continue, yeah, by the way, this is an interesting fact, you see, then he says: look, this is the man who spoke to the people language, wrote about people's heroes, about people 's problems, about people's problems, moreover, he came up with a certain cruel merchant's wife, attention, exploiter of the working people, who is also a murderer, and also terrible, and so on, and that's all, i think. coincided with ideology, with state policy, so the 20th century directly helped him. well, note, andrei, that gorky himself is not as popular as liskov,

underperformed for ages and ages, and all of a sudden at the end of october, interest rates down, started bopping. ibm has underperformed -- i'm trying to say this delicately -- the s&p 500 and technology sector for ten years. all of a sudden, end of october, 140 was the end of october. 160 now. that's a big move for ibm. it's up 15%. we're about a six-year high for ibm. that is a rather remarkable move. had a great earnings report, but other parts of the economy had underperformance all year. the railroads have been terrific. norfolk southern, generally underperformer. 183 at the beginning of november. 227. this is 25% move in a railroad in about a month. and that's what happens when you get lower rates, things start moving, the industrials start moving and prospects of of a goldilocks economy that's happening. same thing with the reits. horrible first three quarters of the year. end of october, simon property group had a very good earnings report. 105. and now it's 130. this is in a month here. do the math. we had the great earnings report, interest rates went down. believe it or not, we're nea

in the back seat ♪ ♪ they're generating steam heat ♪ ♪ pulsating to the back beat ♪ ♪ the blitzkrieg bopstates is a music elaboration, a statement of sorts about what music is and how it ought to be played. in england, punk rock is not a musical statement, it is a social one. if punks have a home territory, it is here on king's road in the middle of london, the same street that launched the miniskirt and the look and mood of the swingin' 60s. king's road belongs to punk rockers. king's road belongs to us! -what's society done for us? -nothing. it ain't got me a job. there isn't any future for a kid now. i mean, there isn't. mattson: there is an indigenous anger and frustration that drove a lot of punk on and got a lot of young people behind it. ♪ londodon callingg to thehe faraway t towns ♪ ♪ now war is declared and battle come down ♪ you've been said to be a political group. yeah, they have said it. yeah, it's true. if there was jobs, maybe we'd be singing about love and kissing or something. graham: the clash, musically is the best of the lot. it doesn't sound like traditional punk, bu

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on day one of this administration, president bopping sent a bill to congress.rtant who knew immigration reform was going to be. and they just ignored it. several times the department of homeland security has asked for additional funding, additional border patrol agents, more funding for technology to detect things like fentanyl, we just have a terrible effect on our country. and republicans have said, no thanks. it's only been until recently they tied border security funding to the ukraine funding. but we have been yelling about this for years now. only congress can fix our broken immigration system. wait really in congress to take action. there is only so much that dhs can do on its own. >> speaking of congress, congress is working on immigration and border policy in conjunction with aid to ukraine and israel. it's a top priority in the new year. what are you looking for from the senate as they negotiate this out? >> we are looking for action, frankly. and the administration has sent forward, like i mentioned, the bill on day one. so we have been clear on what

[ cheers and applause ya girl's back on top, getting' hella guap, cuz my song's a bop. brenda out."t nice? [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: what "how bow dah?" >> steve: wow. -- damn. >> jimmy: cash me outside, how bow dah? >> steve: cash me outside. >> jimmy: some political news today, president biden traveled to boston to attend several campaign fundraisers yeah, got awkward when someone yelled "wicked pissah" and biden was like "i've had 10 already since 3:00 a.m. [ laughter ] that's how i get my steps in." [ light laughter ] meanwhile i saw that james taylor performed at one of biden's fundraisers yeah or as you can call it, taylor "biden's version." [ audience ohs ] [ rim shot ] thank you. well it was, because you see - >> steve: yeah, because "taylor's version. >> jimmy: okay good, okay good well it was announced that uh, ron desantis, nikki haley, chris christie and vivek ramaswamy qualified for tomorrow night's fourth republican presidential debate yep, and the debate will air on the cw network and newsnation. so if you want to know how good a chance these

this is the banger >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause this is the christmas banger this is a bop. >y: it ate already this song ate. [ laughter ] and you know what? this is mixed in atmos you guys know what i'm talking about? >> tariq: oh, hell yeah. >> jimmy: you know what i'm saying >> tariq: yeah, man. >> jimmy: atmos is the new jam that's the new way to mix songs. so, if you wear headphones when you listen to "wrap me up" on apple -- itunes, i think itunes does it, but i think other -- >> tariq: it's the highest fidelity >> jimmy: thank you. it's the highest fidelity of any song this is like listening to the beatles. >> steve: really [ laughter ] so, you're saying like "wrap me up" is like the beatles? >> jimmy: "wrap me up" -- yeah, but b-e-e-t-l-e. >> steve: right, bee yeah, yeah, yeah >> jimmy: so, when you listen to "wrap me up" in atmos, when you turn your head, i go with you. >> steve: what [ talking over each other >> jimmy: it's like listening to the song sideways >> steve: yeah it's all a focal point >> questlove: it's like the band's with you. >> jimmy: like the band is

if they say, oh, this is like the bop, the map of the modern middle east.i say, hmm, i don't see much resemble it's there. so same problem here. the maps, the lines, they don't necessarily line up. you hear a lot of talk about the kurds online. this is one the british favored after the war, which the poles had actually revised in their war with the soviets in 1920, which later on gets revised further. we also have the original partition lines as agreed by molotov and rip and trump and hitler and stalin. and there's actually some haggling over the phone between hitler and stalin over things like baltic ports. at the last minute, the soviet zone was larger than the german one. the soviets are included central poland, you know, including warsaw. the soviets did not get a slice of eastern poland as the western press often put it. stalin got far more in the deal. in fact, part of the original deal was that stalin was supposed to have lithuania. the problem in the end, of course, was that because the german troops and i think i might need the other map for this,

i'll bop you.t's about that time. shales: "pee-wee's playhouse" on cbs, a so-called saturday morning kids show thatat adults cocould watchh and wiwink at eachch other as they were watching it. it was very clever. ha-ha! morning conky. what's today's secret word? today's secret word is good! levine: it was a show certainly for kids and it was for stoned baby boomers who were totally wasted on saturday morning and watctched "p"pee-wee's p playhouse"" and sasaw god. i i sure had a a lot of fufun. see you all real soon. until then, everybody be good! ha-ha! [ bell dinging ] [ all screaming ] arnold: 1968, the summer before junior high school. and i don't mind saying i was a pretty fair little athlete. bianculli: "the wonder years" was a guy in modern times looking back on his childhood. that in itself is not new, but "the wonder years" did it with a wit and with the music. it was a b brilliantlyly writn show andnd a great p performae by that entire young cast. hey, steve. it looks like my baby brother

you can see how much it means to the families and how much difference is being made to be bop's families we'll be speaking live to the health secretary, victoria atkins, putting your questions to her on whether or not the service can avoid a winter crisis. we'll also be speaking live to the granddaughter of nelson mandela. she's one of the people at the huge gathering at the climate summit in dubai. hope to see you here at 9:00, right here on bbc one. with christmas party season in full swing, you may notice more police patrolling the roads, and signs warning of the dangers of drink or drug driving. lincolnshire police have now launched their campaign — featuring an officer who's had to break the devastating news to families that one of their loved ones has been killed in a crash. gemma dawson has been to meet him. imagine having to deliver the worst news that someone's loved one has been killed in a car crash. just your name and title for the tape, then please. sergeant mike templeman, response sergeant at gainsborough police station. in our county alone we had a8 deaths last year. that