the deep silence rules among the crow that's they are incredibly rigid. on our right, when less than $200.00 steps away, determined, then snorting human bodies jammed together 5 meters from all positions. the 1st away from the attack us have reached us through the high growth and which bushes volunteers stick to the machine gun barrels before they could fire a single shot. and they've been butchered in less than a rated by the yapping gun behind the young crow. after driven buttons us to the life and courage to convulsive hand gripping a red hot barrel is old, which remains after the unrestrained design of a self destruction artillery beat at the bottom of the hill, which it reaches over the brow. sending the and fragment says the head, the front is awakened and its appear like caps with knives in the teeth. the muscle as white light of aluminium rockets does nothing to frighten the thing penetrated the right wing. gems in crow heads with hand grenades and side weapons threw themselves into close the dam with their bodies. then something awful happens tha

good near the why did gems and crow that's worked together on operation cobra, ending world war 2. the germans and troops at established what they called the association of german relation society. it was an agreement to wage total war and instance such and such. and anyone else who might disturb life in croatia as can be seen in this field. the, according to the original gem and documents recording the 714 2nd century divisions . mold that history, news, poetic, multi was against fatigue and hope sickness. there was only one medicine to steal. we can understand why major general style the customer nominated fall time for the correlation governments respond in the middle for here really bravery in battle against insurgents. age of the spring and summer of 1942. that was the official quotation. and why both times name was was in to an owner role dependent to the cause of a glory poem. let's not forget what code of old time phone the un secretary general wrote in his 1977 book, the challenge of peace. the i read the bank to on page 24. so knowledge that i was having in the gym and am

road will result good near the why did gems and crow let's work together on operation causative. and in world war 2, the germans and career let's at a stablished what they called the association of german correlation society. it was an agreement to wage total war, again, been searching. and anyone else who might disturb life in croatia as can be seen in this field, the, according to the original gem and del coupons recording the 714 2nd century divisions, molded history, news, poetic, multi was against fatigue and hope sickness. there was only one medicine to steal. we can understand why major general style, personally nominated fall time for the correlation government funded near metal. for here really bravery in battle against insurgents over the spring and summer of 1942. that was the official quotation. and why both times name was with an end to end on the role the pend it to the cause of the glory po, him. let's not forget what codes of old time phone the un secretary general, relevant in his 1977 book. the challenge of peace, the weeds of banks, and on page 24, the knowledg

we will call the foreign side a falcon, and the eagle at home a crow.ink about something like this, your excellency, not tears, but blood flows from your eyes. we have russian names. " the russian people gave us their language, the russian people clothe us, the poet feeds us, the russian people gave us ranks, i have your honor sitting i don’t think that our president reviewed this film before his speech, but i am absolutely sure that with the words that admiral oshakov said..." he absolutely agrees, but crows, unlike falcons, will never agree with them. before fulfilling our already familiar tradition, i want, firstly, to congratulate you on the upcoming new year, merry christmas, we are going on vacation, but we are not saying goodbye to you, because during the entire vacation you will have the opportunity to watch , remember our best besagons, which will be shown on the russia 24 channel, let’s raise a glass together to our victory. oh, well, our handyman is late again, he arrived. he said, we’re leaving one by one, if anything happens, we geologists

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one of those happened to be the user that is now named crow. of going back and forth, they revealed that they had dated. for me, that definitely set alarm bells off. what are the odds of, you know, one of the first people that kind of replies to my random friend request, the day of, happens to be someone that dated jack? it seemed astronomical that that was actually happening. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: but her story checked out. in a series of contacts with crow, the "post" reporters began to find out more about her and her relationship with jack teixeira. >> they met online. they were very close during the pandemic. ♪ ♪ (cows mooing) i get the feeling that when she's telling this story about jack, she's speaking as somebody who also went down some very deep rabbit holes and went to some very dark places. ♪ ♪ >> she became a neo-nazi because of people she met online. she wants to tell her story as somebody saying, "look, i made bad choices in my life." >> narrator: she agreed to go on camera if we used her online name and her whole face wasn't shown. sh

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ever since you saved our class, i’m a crow, i’m a crow, i ’m a crow, i’m a crow, but i love you, i lovee hooves, check the feathers, everyone still has their own concert rider, but does the asla have a rider? fantasy, the next level, tomorrow on the first, listen to the new guy, no, well, in vain, this is the most disastrous place in all of afghanistan, they train fights, on this base, i need to get to the fortress that bodober, for the day of heroes of the fatherland, the badober fortress , on saturday on the first, about the apartment today, i don’t need an apartment, i don’t need your orders, i need you, alive, hello everyone, my name is nastya zadorzhnaya, and i really love dogs, here, i decided to change my life. instead of becoming an actress, i chose volunteering. she is incredibly helpful in raising my kids. what we had without dogs and what we have now are two different lives. since i have a dog, i feel more strongly that i am human. well, this is a wonderful dog, which has already saved two human lives. this is not just a pet, this is the creature that accompanies you everywhe

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myself, well, what a crow you are, you’re a crow haven’t seen, you, you are very, you, you are muchou, that’s it. so go ahead and get your bearings, can you handle it? yes, we’ll manage somehow, try, thank you very much, litochka, here’s your coffee, thank you very much, but unfortunately, i need to escape, like this, crime never sleeps, i mean crime, i work as a police officer, what are you talking about, are you a police officer, actually, yes, listen, this is great! lida , let's meet this evening, come on, then at 8 here, okay, good luck, death occurred around noon, and where is there so much blood, in general, killing a rose is the bloodiest way of killing, and... a lot of blood vessels will appear, the blood will gush out like from the fountain, lesh, enough of the black stuff, tell me, what 's wrong with the fingerprints? on the neck of the bottle, they are erased, i think there will be something on the fragments, but i’ll tell you for sure after examinations in the laboratory, guys, but you didn’t see anything? we’re dragging from the seventh floor, there was a call from the

he thinks harlan crow is trying to keep him comfortable. etch thinks his salary isn't high enough and therefore, he provides these benefits to him to elevate his lifestyle. as you pointed out, justice thomas' recent public comments about his salary are very, very different than what he was saying privately 20 years ago and the salary has not changed. >> well, maybe one will wink and just say inflation to you all of a sudden and explain everything. justin elliott, for all the noneconomists, myself included in the room. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> hey, one note about some special programming we'll have here on cnn. we'll have special live coverage of the funeral of supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. i'll be part of that coverage hosted by wolf blitzer starting at 10:45 a.m. eastern. we'll see you there to honor justice o'connor. >>> up next, a guilty verdict and a career in jeopardy, actor jonathan majors dropped by marvel studios and nowow even fafacing time e behind barars. >>> well, the movie star jonathan majors was found

crow. before turning to the ranking member senator graham his opening remarks, i will tell you that the standards we will follow in procedure are all president of the committee. they have been used by the two previous republican chairman and we can cite the exact date when that happened. senator graham is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. what a difference a day makes. yesterday we had four florida judges that came forward in the committee where the two senators from florida both republicans reached agreement with the white house to fill judicial vacancies at this court level. we did one in south carolina, so here we are today. i don't buy anything you just said. let's just be real blunt and direct. this is garbage. if you really thought this was a problem, why don't you bring up the supreme court ethics recusal and transparency act that was passed september the fifth, 2023 in this committee to fix the problem you just talked about? this bill is never going to see the light of day. go

it's to be medgar down in mississippi fighting jim crow, segregation. it's going to be the leadership of black officers and veterans, world war one, who are going to push back against the racial violence that happens during red summer, because oftentimes when we talk about red summer, it's only, you know, from the perspective of being killed. but in chicago, that wasn't the case because they had veterans setting up snipers, men picket. folks are. how in any who but thinking about the importance of military training and this is one of the reasons why you have that consistency of african-americans because the use of military training to defend their communities, their families is crucial because guess what they couldn't do during slavery. so now they can have guns and they had them and now they do fight back. and they did so, for example, the tulsa massacre right. how many of you watched the watchmen love show, right? it begins, unfortunately, with it. well, fortunately begins with the tulsa massacre and for the first minute when that show aired, apparent

it's to be medgar down in mississippi fighting jim crow, segregation. it's going to be the leadership of black officers and veterans, world war one, who are going to push back against the racial violence that happens during red summer, because oftentimes when we talk about red summer, it's only, you know, from the perspective of being killed. but in chicago, that wasn't the case because they had veterans setting up snipers, men picket. folks are. how in any who but thinking about the importance of military training and this is one of the reasons why you have that consistency of african-americans because the use of military training to defend their communities, their families is crucial because guess what they couldn't do during slavery. so now they can have guns and they had them and now they do fight back. and they did so, for example, the tulsa massacre right. how many of you watched the watchmen love show, right? it begins, unfortunately, with it. well, fortunately begins with the tulsa massacre and for the first minute when that show aired, apparent

and crows is being implemented. departure to the security checkpoints. the first team of the old rebel region god willing, it will be done. here in the kulak protected area, the rangers are divided into several groups. in the format of 10 people, we will do the census of the key mammals of kerlo conservation area. in the field of 57 thousand hectares of this area, eyes and cameras are staring at the peak. the hands and domains are waiting for the narration and registration of the index alfalfa-eating species. the crowd is good. telus are the most important mammals in iran , whose work is done every year to become pregnant. because this season is the mating season of wildlife and the species are seen in groups, the census is done well. health promotion and recovery the habitat condition is one of the most important implementations of the census , the aim of which is to estimate the existing population, secondly, to compare it with the statistics we had in the past years, so that we can put conservation programs and p

there were jim crow laws throughout the south. and local statutes, legaling segregation, and the great migration of african-americans north ben around 1910, about 6 million african-americans moved from the southern u.s. up into these industrial u.s. detroit, chicago, new york et cetera, et cetera. while, we visited eatonville, florida, and this is the setting for much of this book. and we want to show you what eatonville looks like today. >> we are here in a special place that commemorates the importance of zora neale hurston and the role that she has played and continues to play in identifying eatonville as a literary destination. now, this street, east kennedy boulevard, originally was a part of the road system called the old highway. so during the time of zora neale hurston -- she was born in 1891, died in 1960 -- her parents brought her to eatonville when she was basically a toddler. so in the early 1900s, this roadway, now called east kennedy boulevard, was actually the old highway. it was the link between northeast or range

there were jim crow ws throughout the south. and local statutes, legalizing segregation, and the great migration of african-americans north began around 1910, about 6 million african-americans moved from the uthern u.s. up into these industrial u.s. detroit, chicago, new york et cetera, et cetera. while, we visited eatonville, florida, and this is the setting for much of this book. and we want to show you what eatonville looks like today. >> we are here in a special place that commemorates the importance of zora neale hurston and the role that she has played and continues to play in identifying eatonville as a literary destination. now, this street, east kennedy boulevard, originally was a part of the road system called the old highway. so during the time of zora neale hurston -- she was born in 1891, died in 1960 -- her parents brought her to eatonville when she was basically a toddler. so in the early 1900s, this roadway, now called east kennedy boulevard, was actually the old highway. it was the link between northeast or rang

not only an adult, but even a ship will understand, but if in the crow the melody was primary, then inr, when we were making the cartoon, he told me, come up with a melody in the finale to which we grishka will be buried by you. tatarsky left behind a completely new plasticine animation; he taught artists what is called drawing with plasticine. we are still working in the technology that alexander tatarsky came up with last year’s snow attacked the plasticine crow, this is called plasticine relaying, these are not dolls, you see such bas-reliefs, because of this they us... the look is more plastic, they can freely jump, run, a fourteen-year-old director also works using this technology, yes, for a forty-year-old cartoon there are young window fans, i wanted a continuation , i dreamed of a continuation of this cartoon, it so happened to me that i began to get more interested in plasticine animation and i became better able to make cartoons, he will have better things even further, he can, he three times younger. cartoon, but capable , he had already shot, as they would say now, a sequel

the third thing was jim crow. jim crow moved north. oregon, when i started my research, segregated neighborhoods and schools. asians were not allowed to own property. there are two interpretations. one is that she brought them down, which i think is true, because she exposed the placard at the center of this organization, and they got most of what they wanted. >> another question you ask is the idea of whether he called up the storm, whether he called up the storm of hate or if he was riding the wave of hate. feelings that came out as hate. >> it is a great question. i don't like to leave too many questions dangling. i try to answer them in the book. one of the themes is, was there a vein of hatred, it goes up and down in our history, think of it as a vein underground. sometimes it is closer to the surface and sometimes it is deep. the vein of hatred. he tapped into that vein, or did he invent that vein? i think what he did was, because he was grifter, he was a con man, he was a music man of hate, he went from town to town saying, we h

i'm a crow. i'm a crow.ildren, for our victory, happy birthday to the soldiers, people worship, we have reached the mortal limit, to the immortality of our glory, here is my family and across millions of miles, there is no doom with us... cosmogrom, let's pray for the parents, for all living and celestial beings, never compare, concert for the day of heroes of the fatherland, premiere, tomorrow after the evening news, here are his 20 agents, this is an outstanding achievement, but the most important thing is the tembrich five. a unified control center for the underground movement was created in nikolaev and was headed by viktor lyagin. he had to gain confidence in the germans and with them. illegal intelligence on sundays on the first. binge the star. to the final. on sunday on the first. it’s already been 3 hours under the spotlights, here it’s +40, no less. it was so itchy, there was no need to wear it on a naked body. we are royal or imperial. attention, question. don't be related to her, colleague. motor

for the first time on screen, a classified case, a crow's foot, a tool for opening safes from the brightt. in the new year's detective story from the investigation series. what about the poem? me, well, not me. santa claus with a pistol. watch it now. '74, december. that day, a cash-in-transit vehicle was approaching the city, and suddenly a policeman appeared in the middle of the road. it is forbidden for the collection officer to stop, but he is a law enforcement officer. we slowed down, and suddenly santa clauses appeared on the left and right. for the upcoming ones. the collectors smiled and lost vigilance. santa claus managed to come closer. they suddenly opened fire, the policeman also started shooting, the third collector grabbed his service pistol and pointed it at the door, but the raiders jumped onto the roof and shot him through the ceiling. then the jewelry work began with the tool, they opened the lock and disappeared. together with the most valuable cargo, several million rubles, it is no secret that there were raids on collectors in the ussr, but such a daring and bloody o

and jim crow moved north so oregon where i started my research segregated neighborhoods segregated. asians were not allowed to own. so they got there. there's two interpretations of this. one is she brought them down, which i think is true, because she exposed the black heart at the center of this organization and two is they got most of what they wanted. another question that you ask is the idea of whether he called up the storm, whether dc called up this storm hate or was he riding the wave of hate or in or of feelings came out as hate, right? it's a great so i don't like to leave too many these questions dangling i try to answer them in the book and that's one of the themes is was there a vein of hatred kind of goes up and down in our history i think of it as a vein underground being a copper or something. sometimes closer to the surface, sometimes as deep vein of hatred and tapped into that vein or. did he invent that then? i think what he did was because he was a he was con man. he was a music man of hate. he went from town to town saying, we got trouble right here in river cit

and jim crow moved north so oregon where i started my research segregated neighborhoods segregated. asians were not allowed to own. so they got there. there's two interpretations of this. one is she brought them down, which i think is true, because she exposed the black heart at the center of this organization and two is they got most of what they wanted. another question that you ask is the idea of whether he called up the storm, whether dc called up this storm hate or was he riding the wave of hate or in or of feelings came out as hate, right? it's a great so i don't like to leave too many these questions dangling i try to answer them in the book and that's one of the themes is was there a vein of hatred kind of goes up and down in our history i think of it as a vein underground being a copper or something. sometimes closer to the surface, sometimes as deep vein of hatred and tapped into that vein or. did he invent that then? i think what he did was because he was a he was con man. he was a music man of hate. he went from town to town saying, we got trouble right here in river cit

we talked to a yale professor who spent time with thomas, and his principal benefactor harlan crow, andioned with them. that professors view of the relationship was look, he did not think that harlem crow is trying to influence justice thomas's views. he is trying to keep him comfortable, he thinks his salary is not high enough. so he provides these benefits to him to provide this lifestyle. as you pointed out at the beginning of the segment, justice thomas recent comments about his salary are very, very different than what he was saying privately 20 years ago. and the salary has not changed. >> coates: well maybe one will just wink, and say inflation, and it will explain everything. , justin elliott thank you so much. >> thank you. >> coates: one note, about a special program we will have on cnn, we will have special live coverage of the funeral of supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. i will be a part of that coverage hosted by wolf blitzer 10:45 am eastern. we will see you there to honor justice o'connor. up next a guilty verdict, and a career in jeopardy after jonathan majors d

sure that with those words, which admiral rshshakov said, he absolutely agrees, but there are four crowsng our good tradition, at the end of our program, let’s raise a glass together. for the victory, for our victory , oh, well, i’m late again, our mane swordman, he came and said, we’re leaving one by one, if anything, we geologists are looking forward to, god willing, in the new year we will meet again. vladimir putin has a busy work program in st. petersburg today, where the leaders of the countries of the eurasian economic union gathered to sum up the results of the year. before the beginning during the summit, the russian president visited the northern verkh shipyard, where he took part in the solemn ceremony of raising the naval flag on three new ships at once. they officially became part of the russian fleet. frigate admiral golovko, small missile ship narafa minsk and minesweeper lev chernamin. admiral golovko is also a syrian frigate. such ships are the basis of fleet strike groups in the far sea ocean zone. it was created using the most advanced technology and is equipped with c

for more, we're joined now by doctor nevin crow gun. he's the director of ucsf. >> quantitative bio sciences institute and a co-author on this study. nevin, thank you so much for joining us here. obviously, autism, very confusing for a lot of folks, especially if you've got, you know, a diagnosis that for your child or something like that. talk to me first, just a little bit about why you guys decided to really delve into this. >> yeah. happy to be here to tell you about this so us many years ago, 10, maybe 10 to 15 years ago. there's been at this a set of genes that have been genetically linked to autism through some really passionate work by scientists like matthew state. here is the chair of psychiatry ucsf closely working scientists, including jeremy. we'll see. and that was a big breakthrough. but ever since that discovery of those sets of genes that has led to a deeper understanding of the underlying biology behind autism. and that has lead to treatments. and what we've done here in this study is not study the genes but study the