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Órale, ahora sÍ trajeron un buen de pan. >> y ora, ¿por quÉ tan temprano, eh?as, dÉjenme mostrarles este video, ya se hizo viral en redes sociales, y muestran a un panadero y su muy peculiar forma de preparar el pan. si usted estÁ cenando, le recomiendo que deje de hacerlo. ♪ sabor a mÍ. ♪ ♪ no pretendo. ♪ ♪ chaca, chaca, chÁ. ♪ >> ¡guacala! ♪ chaca, chaca, chÁ. ♪ ♪ no soy nada, ♪ ♪ yo no tengo vanidad. ♪ >> quÉ asco. te pasas de marrano, bombÓn. >> puerco asqueroso. >> perdÓn, familia. yo lo Único que querÍa era ponerle lo mejor de mÍ al pan, pero, pa que me perdonen, si quieren, puedo preparar unos hot cakes. >> no. >> ¡estÁs loco! >> no, no, no. >> ¿quÉ? ¿nadie va a subir a consolarme? >> otro. >> ¿cÓmo que Él? man. ♪ nosotros los guapos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> el camino todavÍa continÚa para nosotros. pero ya no con lÁgrimas de tristeza. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna, fin de semana. ♪ >> buenas noches, en el senado se llevÓ a un acuerdo bipartidista que un proyecto de ley para tratar de solucionar la crisis migratoria de la frontera con mÉxico. el pres

in fact, can govern themselves without a cane ora dictator. infact, in or a dictator.tal, there is a giant painting of general george washington, not to president washington, not to president washington, and he is resigning his commission as commander—in—chief of the continental army. the european king at the time said after he won the revolution, now is the time for him to declare his kingship. but instead, the mob that attacked the capital waving trump flags and confederate flags stormed right past that portrait, that image of george washington, gave them no pause, but it should have. the artist who painted that portrait immortalised that moment because he said it was, "one of the highest moral lessons ever get into the world." george washington was at the height of his power, havingjust washington was at the height of his power, having just defeated the most powerful empire on earth. could have held onto power as long as he wanted. he could have made himself not to future presidents but a future monarch. and by the way, when he got elected president, he could have s

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vicino, è così bello che non mi sembra vero, se il mondo è matto e cosa c'è di strano, un mondo è morto, orate il mondo è matto perché se l'amore non c'è basta una sola cancione per far confusione moore dentro di te sarà perché ti amoro. welcome to novostarobinsk, few people know, but this is what the city of soligorsk was once called, now only the inscription on this stone reminds of this, which symbolizes the beginning of the construction of the city. with us you will receive a charge of positive emotions, i have been to a variety of master classes, very different, but honestly, this is the first time in my life that i have seen something like this similar, i even tensed for a moment, because our mishka fedor began to fly straight away like that. visit the vibrant sights of our country. there are two museums with amazing exhibits here. agree, such rarities can now be seen only in soviet films. girls love to decorate the world around them, and i am no exception, so we will have such a painted candle. look in the program. the route was built on the belarus 24 tv channel. each of the heroes o

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ilia: nos acompaÑa la mente de ora meteorÓloga de univisiÓn nos hablarÁ de la nieve.ero necesitamos un cuerpo de agua y una masa de aire muy frÍa y como vemos aquÍ tenemos aire polar que llega desde canadÁ, y un lago con temperaturas cÁlidas en cual no se ha congelado el aire cÁlido asciende desde la superficie por ser menos pesado se encuentra con aire frÍo, se condensa formando grandes nubes y una vez se forman las nubes normalmente un viento viene del noroeste y la transporta hacia la orilla del lago cubriendo de un manto blanco a las comunidades cercanas a los lagos , en algunos casos por varios dÍas precisamente es lo que vemos en el pronÓstico. new york estarÁ experimentando este fenÓmeno hoy y maÑana con acumulado de nieve jorge: vamos a cambiar de tema, en texas miembros de la guardia nacional des estado continÚan desafiando el gobierno del presidente joe biden, en la frontera con mÉxico, hoy por primera vez agente de la patrulla estatal, comenzaron a arrestar a migrantes en la zona. >> no pueden cruzar por aquÍ si van a cruzar por aquÍ hay que hacer cuentas.

fresco, also the resurrection of christ, that is, christ suffered for you and me in order to open the orahe devil, satan, the fez painting of the 19th century was written in a way: restorers from moscow, minsk and st. petersburg are engaged in responsible work. frescoes that were once painted on the walls of the church of the savior can now be seen not only in the church itself. some of them were moved to the polotsk art gallery, where they are given excursions, shown, and told all the details of art murals and i’m going to look there too. the art gallery is located in one of the buildings of the former jesuit college. an integral artistic complex has been created here, dedicated to the iconography of belarus, a collection of copper castings and secular portraits. only original works of art created in the 17th-11th centuries are exhibited in the gallery. before you is an icon depicting st. nicholas the wonderworker. nicholas the wonderworker is one of the most. revered christian saints, patron of agriculture, trade, protector of the poor and disadvantaged. on this icon, in addition to the

who were taken, as well as the dead bodies of those who have died in the israeli military campaign oraslitary campaign or as part of the aftermath of it. since 7 october. in phases for the release of palestinians held in israeli jails. in gaza, the hamas—run health ministry now estimates that more than 25,000 people have been killed since the war with israel, with the un warning repeatedly of the miserable conditions endured by the people there. some of them have been sending us videos and voice messages. tonight we hearfrom khalid, a medical equipment supplier and father of five. he's in jabaalia in the north of gaza. we have some problems that we will try to bring you that report later on in the programme. to new hampshire now where the republican presidential hopeful nikki haley has been making a last pitch to voters ahead of a pivotal primary election on tuesday. the former un ambassador has emerged as the only real challenger to donald trump in the republican race for the white house, although she's still trailing him by a wide margin in the polls. at the first of five planned even

didn't start out by making a ton of money and he didn't start out by becoming famous or a talkshow host ora started out running for the city council. in delaware. and then he served in the senate for 36 years. didn't make any money. public service. and then he became vice president and could have retired , could have done anything. but he saw the threat the donald trump posed and he came and said, i'm going to come and serve the country again. and i'm going to run for president because i believe in america. and he's willing to do it again. >> the dnc has called this primary meaningless. president biden's campaign actively chose not to put their name on the ballot in this state. qq>> i would say as someone from there for president biden.rt the dnc made a mistake. lots of people make mistakes, so we are going to set the record we just know how important the election is in november and we wanted to make sure, before a lot of people didn't even realize that president biden's name wouldn't be on the ballot. and so we wanted to make sure that they know it won't be, but they can also still vote fo

they have shown is that an inexperienced team, or a team have shown is that an inexperienced team, orais that an inexperienced team, or a team in particular with a very inexperienced bowling attack can compete with these indians, and the things that india will be very, very wary of is, they will now be thinking, when are we safe against england? what can this team achieve? if you lose a test after you have ta ken if you lose a test after you have taken a first—innings lead of 190, you will always be very, very wary of what the opposition can pull off, and india will carry those scars for and india will carry those scars for a little while, i think. to another historic cricketing result as west indies pulled off a shock win in australia for their first test victory in the country since 1997. the home side went into day four in brisbane well on their way to reaching their target of 216, but shamarjoseph, despite an injured toe, took seven of the remaining eight wickets in just his second test match to take the windies to an eight—run win. great scenes! the tourists finish the series leve

losing in the game of life he might not take his ball and go home, he might go home and take pills ora bullet. your man feeling like he can't do anything like he can't accomplish anything like he can't win at anything and i know what you are probably thinking, why can't he come to me and say he is feeling suicidal like when he feels he is hungry? because society doesn't allow black men to have those safe spaces. because a man of few words use words like help and weak. because of valuable man is cherished more then a vulnerable one. strong men push down our feelings deep down inside turning temples into tombs and tumors and anxiety and pushed down within. do you know what a cry for help from a black man sounds like? it sounds like i'm good. i'm alive. i'm okay. >> the white man don't run this country. >> asian, italians, hebrews. we run the country because black men are used [indiscernible], exploited to run the country, jump dance and [indiscernible] get used like copper tox when the copper stops [indiscernible] 100 thousand black men in and out of prison daily. [indiscernible] >> [ind

fire, with very, very strong rhetoric from the israeli leadership whether it's benjamin netanyahu, orar it's benjamin netanyahu, or a war cabinet minister or the defence minister, they all ratchet up the rhetoric that hezbollah is not going to be limited and pull back from the border, that israel is going to do it. we cannot draw a direct line between what is happening on the border and this, but the timing of it makes this extremely volatile right now in the region. there are big questions about the implications of the conflict escalating to the wider region. for more on this, i spoke to middle east analyst at the rane network, ryan bohl. what's notable is that this is the first far—away—from—the—front—line assassination of a hamas leader that we've seen in this current war. we've seen israel threaten to carry out something of a munich—style retaliation against hamas as a whole, wherever they might be. and this is the first sign of that, again, away from the front lines. yes. and the idf and the israeli authorities have been very clear here that the purpose of this war, this crisis, h

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prosecuted by the doj, i think they feel this is the way to try to win, as we said the opening of a pand ora's box it a sad thing that happened with this whole situation. when they talk about threat to democracy, that is your real threat to democracy. larry: all right, gregg jarrett, first welcome back. happy new year. you know. i don't understand, how you prosecute a former president, for actions he took while he was president. three years later. i never understand that. it has to be -- i am not the lawyer. but i don't know how you get away with that gregg jarrett, maybe immunity is not the best argument maybe free speech would be a better argument, what do you think? >> the immunity argument is hard for trump to make, because there is no precedent. and based on the discourse today, i think that sol is right. the three judge panel appeared skeptical that a president has absolute i thinimmunity for any alleged criminal acts in office that does not mean in the long run trump's argument is not credible, i think it is. but that is to say, he acted 1 sis t with his sworn today to enforce the laws

lifeline or any sense of food or medical assistance, lifeline or any sense of food or medicalassistance, ora now we cut off aid, i don't use the word information very often, but i have to say infamy springs to mind. ill judged as well because, as i said, britain pass and move on this at the same time as denigrating the un international court ofjustice, in the same week. international court ofjustice, in the same week.— international court ofjustice, in the same week. �* ., ., the same week. andrew, what do you make of the — the same week. andrew, what do you make of the colleagues _ the same week. andrew, what do you make of the colleagues by _ the same week. andrew, what do you make of the colleagues by mark - make of the colleagues by mark regev, who is the israeli official, that there was information showing unrwa teachers openly celebrating the hamas attacks, and he also refer to and is hostage who, on her release, said she was held on the house of someone who worked for unrwa, what is your response to that? ., , unrwa, what is your response to that? . , ., ~ that? that is what i said. m

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-- — line and i think she has done that so far -- or— line and i think she has done that so far -- oraor a fully never trump. but i think she _ so far. —— or a fully never trump. but i think she has to adopt a slightly— but i think she has to adopt a slightly harder edge to her critique but not _ slightly harder edge to her critique but not go — slightly harder edge to her critique but not go so far that she alienates the very— but not go so far that she alienates the very people she needs to support her. the very people she needs to support her this _ the very people she needs to support her this is _ the very people she needs to support her. this is the challenge for everyone _ her. this is the challenge for everyone running in the republican party— everyone running in the republican party at _ everyone running in the republican party at this time, how do you appeal— party at this time, how do you appeal to _ party at this time, how do you appeal to an electorate who may not be as— appeal to an electorate who may not be as pro—trump, when you know the nomination— be as pro—trump, whe

between people understandably wanting to know who you are as a human being and they can't understand me, orathink that is the difficulty, and you can protect your four—year—old a little bit more, 1a—year—old who is on various different social media sites, even though we try to protect her from that, that is a little bit harder, more difficult to protect. humza yousaf, first minister of scotland, thank you forjoining me on political thinking. scotland, thank you for “oining me on politicalthinking._ hello. storm isha looks to be one of the strongest storms of the �*23/�*2a season. it is likely to lead to transport disruption as well as probably damaged power networks. here is the rapidly deepening area of low pressure travelling beneath a powerful atlantic jet stream, and it's this combination that rapidly strengthens this area of low pressure. severe gales will be widespread, and so will a threat of disruption. we'll take a look at that in a bit more detail injust a moment. but first of all, this night, a band of rain pushes eastwards, follows by showers. the south—westerly winds bringing us

and after the break, rita ora will explain her viral forty-niners artwork and what's to come as the red and gold try to bring home the lombardi trophy. we're counting down to the super bowl between the san francisco forty-niners in the kansas city chiefs. that big game is a rematch from 4 years ago when the chiefs took the victory. >> but this year, niners nation has high hopes that the team is going to come back with a win. the forty-niners are flying into las vegas as nfc champs. they will be facing the chiefs with some new additions to the team since super bowl. 54 quarterback brock purdy and running back. christian mccaffrey joined in 2022. and usa today. national sports com com columnist we spoke with says that these are some key additions on offense and they're going help the niners against the chiefs next weekend. >> for the in terms of the forty-niners, the fact that you've got a completely different quarterback. i mean, here's a college street 4 years ago. you know it. we've heard so much. criticism up, but i slate of property and i think he really showed this last game that he

. >> ainsley: give them the debit card and comes out of ora count. notice on the phone.e that's, what a two cups of coffee at starbucks. you can afford to do that to to help these individuals. what percentage of the people that you help are people like this where it's just senseless, where they didn't have to die, it's just some kid who -- or some young guy who is trying to steal beer and take someone's life. take as father away from his teenage son? >> and the police officers, they are all senseless. that's what they do. they are getting shot. they are protecting. sometimes it's a drunk driver, senseless, right, that runs into a police officer on a highway. when they pull somebody over. so it is -- to me it's all senseless. >> ainsley: you want to remember your friend's daughter? >> a friend of my family's lost their 7-year-old daughter. rory, we just buried her the other day. she died in a fire on staten island. from my community. north shore of staten island is unbelievable. small town community. the father gave a beautiful eulogy about a special little girl. i'm aski

quando c'era lei tutto mi sembra. stava più bello dentro gli occhi suoi io vedevo un mondo diverso ora oggi insieme te la noce della musica, la noce, se di giorno non ti penso. so che poi ritornerai come ogni notte a tormentare la mia mente sogni miei, se di giorno splende il sole, so che poi ritornerò, come ogni notte naufragare, ne ricordia negherò, sei già qui ti. vedo bella più che mai ed invano io cerco afferrarti mamma ma la notte la tua immagini come il vento sei di più sei tu la notte io ti cerco ti trovo ti perdo finché il giorno verrà ma la notte tuoi occhi mi guarda dentro, sei di più, sei tu la notte, io ti chiamo, ti voglio, ti sento, quando l'alba ritorni da noi, la notte, sì, la notte, la notte, se un giorno c'è il lavoro. so che poi ritornerai come ogni notte insieme loro con i fantasmi miei, ma stanotte dormo fuori, dove no, non lo saprai, poi nel silenzio della sera, sento chiari passi tuoi, sei già qui, che cosa? cosa ancora vuoi da me ed invano io cerco di scacciarti male, ma la notte da tua immagini come il vento, sei di più sei tu la notte, io ti cerco, ti trovo,

exception to this dancbl protective orders, by default d colorado, alabama, washington, no women in ora, and, davon -- from him. ars in arkansas. five years in california, ohio, south dakota. in fact this, the default is two years if the judge finds that felony violence was coitted. it can be five years. whilitmay be the case that it's 51, 52, around year or so, it is not case that they are short. the danger with any kind of storical and poor is like the person lookg wn a well read it ellike what the government is doing looking down the dark well of am history and seeing only the reection of it self. that's what history shows. you should not be rprised if they miss the mark. a complete proxy for total denial. at this time i will open questions from the lord. >> take a bit of your time to down to ackley what happened. in this case, not in the diri or put in the state courre >> what happened in state court, wekn very ttle. we have the order. attached as an exhibit. we have shown that those findings on common in this on county intact this. if you did an electronic search of appellate cases

they ora such pages in eith capacity it should require clear and objective evidence that's capable o differentiating between the t. at is essential to preserving the robust fear of individual liberty the doctrine is meant to protect. i welcome this courtsueions for. >> counsel if you had thexa same exchange here but from an official sites of achl board, would make a differenc >> yes your honor that would be because that would be exercising the power per. >> let's assume the official has discti to the oio on the school board sites or the personal computer what is the difference of wtommunication is? >> the first typ is the power to exclude someone from government property just like i it was a government building the power to blockomne from entering main jtice is a state action. in the actual casehat's happening some excluded fro private property. the power to exclude someo from private properties private. >> is talk about thatus brfl what f you can access the site remotely from petitioner's computer at home. tt is the school board site an it is not on the goveme's computer? the questi

a new product a dietary supplement ora drug. >> a new production to help with cholesterol or a drug? i think the original understanding of the text in the statue. >> yothink thathad the court should determine if this new prodt a dietary supplement or a drug and not use any traditionameods of interpretation, if is a dietary ppment or a cholesterol drug? you want the cot to decide that? >> erare going to be hard questions. i think the court will bring all the traditional questions to bare. >> they do that under chevron. we have made clear with all th traditional tools. if you can find the answer, that is the swer. so the court is very rarelyin this situation in ich you're talking it thinks at the law thinks x instead of y. we have reigned inlittle more the last few years. sometimes it runs out and sometimes there is a genuine a.m. . >> i don't think chevron is e doctrine that only applies to tie-breake500 scenarios. >> tie breaker, there are sometimes yolook at the stute and the most honest reading is that the is a gap there becae the limit of languagebeuse of the limits ofurability to

washington today, and he's got the motorcade and the sirens and the lights, and sort of this presidential ora about him. he's a criminal. all right? that's what he is. he has already been convicted of sexual harassment and abuse. look, this is what he is, and he uses the institutions of government and the judicial system as a weaponization against those very institutions and elevating up his political opportunities. >> we do expect to hear from donald trump following today's hearing momentarily. we will keep an eye on that. but there are still the logistics of all this, right? he may be a showman and it may work to his advantage fm that perspective, to be at th courthouse and then going to another court hearing, and then going to iowa and campaigning, and i creates all this e around dond trump. primary campaigning is a grueling slog when you are not facing 91 felony counts and all of these civil lawsuits. how do you see the logistical challenge of this crammed schedule? >> look, i mean, the campaign will work it out. they will get -- i mean, the fundraising is all about, you know, paying for

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