john schmidt had just arrived brought a rude awakening. taking advantage of the crises in the middle east and ukraine, bosnian serb leader, amino if i don't dig, sees to the serbian part of the army customs, duties, taxes, and health care system dealing a death blow to the fragile federation the base. so can this find does how didn't have set goals that fold i much. sec. we were indeed very alarmed how to us of interest as president biggest lavine and president at the time mister packard told me that talking people are talking about dissolution by breaking up the state to flourish on dish thought this. but you should notice that there is no peaceful dissolution of states in this region. uh, dish dot is empty survey to your new bill. it asks you as long as the answer to your call for the international community. didn't re, uh, which greatly encourage the separatists at the search for that, but also they exploited the shift and the power bound mississauga. the americans were withdrawing from syria in afghanistan. russia and china were gainin

to a jim schmidt was also becoming increasingly contentious. in bosnia. many, it's used to move off over at terry and ism and partisan support for the bosnian croats. but neither the us nor the do you dare to close his office. the high representative remained one of the few who could block don dix separatist efforts. today as i representative, i have issued an order suspending application of the river picked us up sca law on the move on the property. i have made the use of my ex security powers to bring the country a hat and to bring some people to reason. thank you very much. i'll feed us in the us and visit the board, but we're doing anybody mode. i have one the elections here for the 10th time, you know, in a foreigner tells us this is not enough to be legitimate. accordingly of bosnia and herzegovina cannot function without foreign monitors. this and nearly 30 years after signing the dayton accords. and it can flush it and then it should not even exist suppose to russia has never impose conditions on us. is there no quail, the other thing?

our schmidt, who during the 2020 election was republican philadelphia city commissioner secretary schmidt, nice to have you back. what is at the root of this? why doesn't pennsylvania begin the processing of received ballots before election day? >> state law in pennsylvania doesn't permit our county election officials to begin processing those mail in ballots until 7:00 a.m. on election morning. so plenty of other states, red and blue alike, allow that process to begin. days, if not weeks in advance. so you know, the results earlier, pencil we don't have that. it's a technical problem with the technical solution that has not been addressed since 2020 it might be technical, but is it deliberate? >> right. i mean, in light of 2020, you think that the commonwealth, the legislature, would have addressed this. they haven't. do you think there's a deliberate effort here too? wow, this process to play out so that some can sow discord and spread disinformation mail-in ballot preprocessing has been a part of a number of pieces of legislation coming out of our democratic house. >> or, and our repub

it was founded by former judge tomasz schmidt. earlier, he left warsaw due to persecution for his independent political position. in minsk, he received political asylum and protection. schmidt said that the foundation's goal is to provide europeans with access to truthful information, as well as the protection of those who defend the right to freedom, as the eu is subjected to. no country can dominate the world any more, governing the world system, so in the coming period we will witness many new formations required by this multipolarity. turkey, with its geostrategic position as a bridge between the east and west, with a cultural past and future prospects, has entered the process of becoming a regional actor, even an actor playing an effective role in the global system. according to for this reason, we consider brics as one of the important formations of the future multipolar world system, turkey's entry into brics will not limit turkey, on the contrary, it will expand its foreign policy opportunities. the international youth for

it was founded by former judge tomasz schmidt. he had previously left warsaw due to persecution for his independent political position. in minsk, he received political asylum and protection. schmidt said that the foundation's goal is to ensure access of europeans to truthful information, as well as protection of those who defend the right to freedom, since the eu strictly censors everything that contradicts brussels' policies. compared to even last year, it has more than doubled, more than 7.00 applications, as we know, applications were received from 165 countries compared to 70 countries last year, we just want to unite these guys so that they can be friends, so that each region of russia has youth ambassadors in all corners of the world, so that we, within the framework of a multipolar, more just world, always have someone we can rely on, good friends. finland has become so deceitful that it is returning two pandas to china. it is no longer able to keep exotic bears. sofia sergieva found out why they failed. in 2018, the arriva

schmidt said: the goal of the foundation is to ensure access of europeans to truthful information, as well as protection of those who defend the right to freedom, since the eu strictly censors everything that... support, we see that the demand is a huge number of applications compared to even last year, has more than doubled, more than 7.00 applications, as we know, applications were received from 165 countries compared to 70 countries last year, we just want these guys to unite so that they can be friends, so that each region of russia has youth ambassadors in all corners of the world so that we, within the framework of a multipolar, more just world... "finland has become so deceitful that it is returning two pandas to china: it is no longer able to keep exotic bears, why they failed, was found out in 2018, the arrival of this chinese delegation was broadcast live on almost all finnish news channels. two giant pandas, prc chairman xiding ping handed over to finland as envoys of friendship, but the panda diplomacy suddenly failed. due to a drop in income, the ehtori zoo announced that

spoke with the bundestag deputy from the alternative for germany faction, yevgeny schmidt. so, vladimir putin is working on tv today. the president has an extensive program. the head of state visited a new school, held an open lesson, took part in a meeting on the development of the republic and met with the head of the region. the president also talked to the local. the tragedy in ukraine was primarily caused by the west's targeted anti-russian policy. vladimir putin stated this in an interview with the mongolian newspaper oondor. the president emphasized: the united states and its allies have been seeking full control over kiev for decades, instilling the concept that moscow is an eternal enemy. and now they are providing large-scale support to the kiev regime. russia sees this and will continue to carry out all the tasks of the special operation. speaking about international sports, vladimir putin emphasized: he could have done it on command. the west is grossly trampling on the olympic ideals that it should protect. russia, in turn, advocates the political neutrality of

in washington, i'm emily schmidt reporting. >> a california company has come up with a way to grow cocoan a lab to help offset supply challenges during a warmer climate. california, cultured in west sacramento, is growing cocoa from cell cultures. they put cocoa beans or bean cells that is in a vat with sugar water, so they reproduce quickly and reach maturity in a week rather than 6 to 8 months. that a traditional harvest takes. the company says the lab cocoa is genetically identical, though not harvested from a tree. california culture plans to start selling its products next year, so climate change is impacting the chocolate industry by uh. >> first of all, making it too warm for many species to, to prosper. and that has led to massive drops in yield around the world. we find a rare and desirable cocoa species around the planet. we then take a cutting of the cocoa bean, put them onto plates, and we trick basically the cocoa cells to grow and divide. and after a certain level of growth, we're able to harvest that and transform that into chocolate. >> some chocolate companies are lookin

welcome, evgeny schmidt, very grateful for your time, i guess you have a lot to do now, you receive acongratulations, thank you for taking the time to talk to the russian audience, tell us how you assess the results, how much they final. where is this all going? yes, indeed, elections were held, alternative for germany won a historic victory in the two eastern states of saxony and thuringia, despite the fact that unprecedented pressure was exerted on the party, there were attempts in every possible way to sway public opinion against our party, nevertheless , a third of the population in two states voted for alternative for germany, and against the policies of those parties that are now at the helm, that is, the parties of the traffic light coalition, suffered a crushing defeat, the party scholz, in the past, quite a large, great party of social democrats, barely crawled over the five percent barrier to enter parliament again, the greens in thuringia did not get into parliament, the third coalition partner did not get into... parliament in either of these two lands, therefore, therefor

on the other, their supposed uncle sergei schmidt.between you is 99.9. yes. well, you were hiding something and it suddenly came out, will you be able to talk to your grandmother about it? yes, i think, well, i'm not sure that she will come out with the truth, but i will hope that i will get something out of him. ivan, you are glad, also mixed feelings, but most likely yes. will you communicate with your relatives? well, definitely, yes, we will all communicate. andrey, do you want to communicate? of course, where else. sergey, and you? of course, i will communicate. i am glad, great guys, you did not manage to communicate, to see each other, look into the eyes of your biological relatives, unfortunately. and your brother was given such an opportunity. are you happy for him? very happy for him. well, at least he can find out, talk. sergey, you have the opportunity to see your biological mother. we would like to, we offer you to go to her straight from the studio with our film crew, accompanied by you with the dna test results. yes. wi

joe schmidt was 92. >>> the remarkable images in the waters off new york city tonight.d of bottlenose dolphins off fire island just outside the city. the photographer says he was looking for whales and sharks when all of a sudden, he saw the splashing. he says he spotted multiple pods, some with up to 50 dolphins swimming together. >>> when we come back tonight, the history made. the first civilians to walk in space, and you'll see the moment more than 450 miles above earth tonight. if you have generalized myasthenia gravis, picture what life could look like with... vyvgart hytrulo, a subcutaneous injection that takes about 30 to 90 seconds. for one thing, could it mean more time for you? vyvgart hytrulo can improve daily abilities and reduce muscle weakness with a treatment plan that's personalized to you. do not use vyvgart hytrulo if you have a serious allergy to any of its ingredients. it can cause serious allergic reactions like trouble breathing and decrease in blood pressure leading to fainting and allergic reactions such as rashes, swelling under the skin, short

the intelligence officer kozlov worked abroad under the name of ott schmidt. schmidt was a german, the general director of a large factory , khemchistka. a real german was made out of him by the polish jew zelman shmulevich shertsovsky. a teacher of german at vologda school no. 1. it had a worthy reputation. such an ensemble of teachers. of them, about half were people who had gone through the war. zelman shchertsovsky, a man of unusual destiny and unique talent, was born and lived in poland, graduated from the prestigious pelsutsky gymnasium in the city of lots. in 1939, when the nazis entered poland, dad volunteered for the front, but the story is that after 2 weeks. the government fled to romania, the polish army was left without leadership. the fate of a polish soldier during the occupation was obvious. shchertsovsky decided to cross over to the ussr to distant relatives in kovel. he swam across the border river buk, and thus ended up on the soviet side. he was sent deep into russia to the vologda region. he worked for a long time. a stakhanovite, he didn'

"new york times" investigate riffive reporter mike schmidt is here.orting. plus former assistant u.s. attorney, author of "remember, you are awiley." maya wiley's back with us. also joining us professor of history at nyu ruth ben-ghiat joins us. mike, take us through what you're reporting. >> i guess there's a lot there. but the -- i think the thing that struck me the most about all of it is when we went back and we looked at what trump said publicly and we looked at what he did privately and then we looked what happened to these people, and pretty much for every person that he wanted investigated or targeted or gone after something happened to them. and that was just a pattern that was really hard to look away from. it's criminal investigations. it's irs audits. this happened in 2020 around the books, but it's lawsuits against people who had written books against him. and all of that was kind of startling because there's so much that happens with trump on a day-to-day basis on so many different issues that keeping track of it can be hard. but when we

question eight: is it true that mogilev native otto schmidt is known as an antarctic explorer? anastasia, how did you answer? i answered yes. this name, well, i don't remember exactly what he did, we often visit makelevo now, and there is a schmidt avenue there, i think that's what beat her, she didn't see this underwater rock, antarctica-arctic. vladislav, how did you cope with this task? i answered no, because if my memory serves me right, he was an explorer of antarctica, not antarctica. the original version, of course, well got there, well done, exactly antarctica, yes. ksyusha, how do you answer? i answered, yes, but i also remember the last name, i remember that he seemed to be traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don’t remember where exactly, where exactly, but i ’ll tell you, he traveled around the arctic, there he was engaged in his research activities, research activities of the arctic, the correct answer to our question, no, the ninth question: is it true that if after the cessation of the action of external forces, the size and shape of the body are completely

and not to turn silver, junker schmidt wants to shoot himself with a pistol, wait, crazy, the greenery will come alive again, junker schmidt, honestly, summer will return, it was a meeting place that cannot be changed, 14:00 weekday ntv, goodbye. meeting with foreign guests, opening of new enterprises, vladimir putin on a working trip to the far east. a promising area of ​​work, what issues are the participants of the eastern economic forum discussing? only forward movement, russian attack aircraft liberated an important settlement on ugledarsky direction. about the main thing, ilya fedorovtsev is in the studio at this minute. hello. russia and serbia need to hold a meeting of the intergovernmental commission to assess the reasons for the decline in mutual trade. vladimir putin said this today on the sidelines of the eastern economic forum. in vladivostok , the president held a meeting with deputy prime minister of serbia aleksandar vulin. the head of state noted that our countries have many interesting areas in the field of industry, transport and industrial cooperation. how it is kno

this was stated to journalists by polish ex-judge thomas schmidt. in his opinion, the foundation can become a good platform for informal dialogue. people. will also be able to gain knowledge about european and american politicians, their connections with the secret services and corruption. the ex-judge noted that today, unfortunately, in poland and the european union as a whole , resources that transmit correct and verified information are blocked. the created polska pravda foundation, among other things, will promote the ideas of good neighborliness and peace, and also to protect those whose rights are violated in the territory of the european union. our opposition wants to work effectively. the key topic is this. healthcare, culture, business, leaders of women's unions in belarus and vietnam discussed topics of cooperation. the meeting was held in the minsk city hall. among the members of the delegation of the women's union of vietnam, heads of branches in the provinces of large cities, representatives of industrial and tourism. excursions to hist

we didn't get a chance to ask senator schmidt about this. a st.ouis police officer was hit by a car driven by an illegal alien and killed. they just released the details today. another heart breaking story. another family who has lost a loved one unnecessarily. the democrats will say oh, they commit crimes at a lower rate than americans. as if that justifies if it's even true, if that justifies this heart breaking loss of another american life. >> correct. it's not just the actual people that are looking into the agents when they're so overwhelmed, don't have the ability to question the aliens as they're in custody. in many cases, they could thin out or deport more people that have more criminal histories that would be subject to these horrific crimes. but when they're completely inundated and saddled down with care and feeding all the time, they don't have the time to do that. >> laura: swamp the system. that was the plan all along. thanks to you both. coming up, are your tax dollars actually facilitating drug use? we're going to explain it next.

of course, the current children of lieutenant schmidt have become entangled in and have done right awayn more stupidity, they began to repeat like a mantra on their telegram channels that leaflets and graffiti are multiplied in lithuania by agents of the belarusian kgb, to guess that by doing so they are talking about the impotence of the lithuanian special services, the fugitive swindlers are not able to. the balt news portal is simply clutching its head. the protesters with the sozmagars do not even understand that they are insulting the security services, the state border and the state security department, which are not able to stop the flow of belarusian spies, intelligence agents, saboteurs. and provocateurs. however, baltnyus is mistaken, the lithuanians have identified spies, saboteurs and provocateurs, and are persistently driving them out of the country.

times reporter michael schmidt broke it down even further. >> the president of the united states saidhe wanted to turn himself into a prosecutor. he wanted to use the powers of the federal government to investigate and go after his perceived rivals and enemies and critics. >> in this piece, schmidt also says the white house hustlers wrote trump a long memo explaining that no, couldn't legally start a prosecution himself. they were so concerned about trump trying that they smuggled copies of their memo out of the white house so they would have a record of their efforts to restrain him. despite concerns by his own white house lawyers, bigger concerns, his loyalist in the department of justice move forward and they did go after trump paid it. clinton, comay, john kerry and even former aide who turned against him like john bolton. they were all investigated. trump attacked reporters and members of the media all the time. we sought happen publicly, and of course, the justice department at the time took it upon themselves to go after the phone and email records of reporters he did not like.

information from the polska pravda foundation will be heard not only in poland, polish ex-judge thomas schmidt told journalists. in his opinion, the foundation could become a good platform for informal dialogue. people could also gain knowledge about european american politicians, their connections with the secret services and corruption. the ex-judge noted that today, unfortunately, in poland and the european union as a whole, resources are blocked that transmit correct and verified information. the established foundation polska pravda, including. szmit served as a judge of the second section of the warsaw voivodeship administrative court. exchange of experience, innovations in healthcare and new opportunities for cooperation between belarus and china. the second day of the exhibition of medical equipment of the celestial empire started in the great stone industrial park. several locations for master classes, discussions and exchange of opinions on specialized topics, in conferences, forums on minimally invasive ultrasound diagnostic surgery. here are also speakers and experts of a narrow pro

edwin: el fiscal especial jack schmidt actualizÓ la acusaciÓn en contra de donald trump, esta por interferencia resultado de una decisiÓn que tomÓ el pasado mes de julio la corte suprema para que se defendiera de alguna manera la inmunidad presidencial, el fiscal especial no se vio a sacar de la acusaciÓn original algunas interacciones de donald trump con miembros de su gobierno, el dÍa de hoy empezÓ la tensiÓn donde la defensa querÍa de alguna forma desestimar el caso en su totalidad, pero tambiÉn que se sacara de la acusaciÓn nueva de 30 ———— 35 pÁginas. esto dejo mÁs bien a potestad de una corte inferior, pero totalmente expertos dicen que lo que se busca por parte de la defensa es retrasar el caso, si gana donald trump tendrÍa la facultad de eliminar dos casos que enfrenta, este en washington y el otro en mar—a—lago por mal manejo de documentaciÓn clasificada. ♪[mÚsica]♪ borja: vamos con otras noticias que acaparan titulares. la administraciÓn biden estarÍa evaluando mantener la restricciÓn decÍlo en la frontera porque dicen, estÁ cumpliendo su objetivo, la noticia reportada por el de the n

we are moving to germany on a direct line, bundestag deputy evgeny schmidt. hello, shocking news. those who are now being advertised in the west, we just showed, strange people in pink suits and unusual headdresses. where the other parties blocked the winner of the elections, that is, they did not allow the election of the president of parliament, they did not allow the first session to be held according to the rules, that is, there were scenes, let's say, very ugly for a country that positions itself as a model of democracy, now this gesture of despair about the ban of the leading opposition forces shows how weak, how unsure of themselves, the so-called ruling parties are, which according to polls are all significantly are inferior to the alternative for germany, which is currently firmly entrenched in second place throughout, throughout germany. at the same time, if i understand correctly, this is not only a german trend, in particular, a european one, in austria, too, the right-wing party is winning, how can this be explained? yes, in fact, the result is q

gold schmidt, are you still with us? >> yes. >> just one brief question for you. was the autopsy that you performed, was that in this case was that a standard autopsy in your view? what i mean by that, was there anything that stood out to you as unusual or different. anything on the toxicology that stood out to you as unusual or different or did it all appear to be a standard autopsy? >> it was a standard autopsy. the only thing that different was we did a little bit of extra toxicology testing with a heavy metal screening with a slightly elevated lead level. other than that, f.b.i. members and state police members present it was a standard autopsy. >> pictures were taken during this and documented. any markings or tattoos on the body would be evident from your report? >> correct. >> and so slightly escalated lead levels but nothing else that stood out. >> that's correct. >> okay. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you, now we'll recognize representative joyce from ohio for five minutes. >> thank you. lieutenant herald. a lot of discussion about the a

schmidt ends up at second and the giants have themselves a 41 lead. but the cardinals would rally back in the 7th jordan walker a single to left. brendan donovan comes home to tie the scoring run and its 5 to 5 same score in the 8th. this was where giants little unconventional of the offense. 2 outs. tyler fitzgerald at first brett wisely tries to bunt. and matthew lee rich or throws it away. fitzgerald can absolutely fly. he comes all the way around to score the go-ahead run. that would hold up to be the winner as the giants get the victory 6 to 5. well, just 2 more games of the oakland a's period. still hard to believe. game 2 of their series in seattle, joe. yes, this on the little right. resemblance maybe to the fans dressing up as missus, roper from three's company. first we thought they were they paying tribute to ask this is there anyway, let's get to the game. what a game. this was kind of similar to the alabama georgia game back and forth in the late innings is down 4 to 3 in the 9th down to their final out. shay langa-leers the three-run hom

andrea schmidt accompanied the crew of the lead ship rein during these maneuvers. in general, is this hysteria growing in interest over time, is it being released by the masses? i have a feeling that they periodically throw out this information to see how the people react. to the point that pistorius comes out and says that we must be ready as a country to wage some kind of military conflict by 2029, yes, because 2025 is a very... important year for germany, because there will be bundestag elections, and it will be very interesting there, who will be the favorites, who will become the chancellor candidate? and it is especially interesting from the green party, so from time to time they throw out some information in the information field and look at the resonance, yes, to what extent it is accepted or rejected by people, so that later at the end of the election campaign they can already select the rhetoric for this time, well, the green party and war somehow do not go together at all in my head, although that party yes, of course, more, more than, i think that at th

p.diddy was started schmidt spotted an central park just hours after his arrest. the big apple because he new the arrest was coming. >> he will pay not guilty obviously. he's going to fight this with all of his energy and all of his might and the confidence of his lawyers and i expect a long battle with a good result from mr combs. >> and he's in court right now. he said he's not guilty, martha, but he is also according to his lawyer, they're soy -- saying that a criminal but just not a perfect guy. so we'll keep an ironic, martha. >> martha: alex mcadams, thank you very much. twenty amino kennedy, host of kennedy saves the world podcast and a former mtv vj who has met him many times. and george jeanine pirro, cohost of or magnified" and cohost of the fox special what did the dew and he -- she studied the case since this all started to unravel. let me start with you, your reactions to these charges and do they line up with what you covered? >> judge jeanine: the charges clearly line up what we've covered in that fox nation special. what you have is sean “diddy” co

. >> gold star mom jacqueline schmidt, whose son lance corporal jared schmidt, was killed at abby gatejoins us now. >> so this is a tough time. i mean, i'm sure every time the of the year around now, it's heartbreaking. >> and you're at the cemetery. donald is there. >> and then for the next week, there's just horrible coverage all over the mainstream media dmedi i don't even understan what the controversy was. how did you feel when kamala harris then inserted fee herself and politicize this solemn anniversary? jesse, thank you so much for having m ve on. we were all absolutely just. i mean, we don't get the time.w, >> this timing of the year is always hard anywayhe. and when we're trying to enjoy the family that we have left and this comes up on social media and just i mean, we're infuriated. it's just another spit the faced ,another slap in the face. i'm absolutely so frustratedwihe with this administration. and how. i mean, first, they don'don' t eveneven acknowledge that it was that our kids even diedce on their watch and then to spiti in the face and say that donald trump was poli

a team led by a belgian marine biologist jeff schmidt, stuff is involved and then we need to project looking at the impact of shipping on animals. ships are the biggest noise polluters in and on the water course when the big problem with sound is that it's an integral part of the marine environment. it's there for difficult to determine when something is harmful to shape. there are currently no real threshold values for it. so in this project we're trying to determine which frequencies and which sound levels are harmful to the animals, understand how it affects the page. to do so, should it's the 1st test to find out which frequencies are important for marine wildlife if the research or can pinpoint those exact frequencies. that would be the 1st step in the development of technical solutions for avoiding them. while the marine biologist transfers archived sound files from the measuring station, he also monitors noise made by the trawler ahead. he's already investigated the effects of marine noise for other german federal agencies and conducted experiments to find out what the levels

the eighth question: is otta schmidt, a native of mogilev , really known as an antarctic explorer?d you answer? i answered yes, but i remember this last name, but i do not remember exactly what he did, we have now. you were traveling on some passage somewhere, but i don't remember where exactly, where exactly, but i 'll tell you, he traveled around the arctic, he was engaged in his research activities there, research activities of the arctic. the correct answer to our question is no. question nine: is it true that if after the cessation of the action of external forces, the size and shape of the body are completely restored, then the deformation is called plastic. time. daria, and i answered no, because, as far as i remember, plastic deformation is called just the opposite, when after the impact the body does not return completely in its shape before the impact, and i don’t remember what this phenomenon is called, if we took some object, impacted it, and it retained this... shape after the impact - this is plastic deformation, if it returned to its original state, this is elastic d

but it is also here that you can meet the son of lieutenant schmidt.most striking sights of babruisk is this handsome man shura balaganov. by the way, this figure was built by the locals themselves, well , they chipped in so that it would appear here. and there is a special magic, the figures come to life here. hi, shura. hello, hello. well, as i said comrade, closer to the body. in fact, it 's not shura, it's... you can spend the whole day in the company of a real shura balaganov cool! by the way, in babruisk there are more than ten certified tour guides who can... offer more than ten tourist routes from the secrets of the old city to the literary places of babruisk, and you will definitely see that babruisk is a highly cultural place, if an interactive tour is conducted by such a costumed character, a small request, the fact is that my friend panikovsky sincerely assured me that this is a golden weight, saw shura girri, they are golden. the hosts of the travel show are like at home, they know exactly how to behave when visiting, and my instructor wil

editor for me, like sort of the greatest source of support and computers. life is her husband funeral schmidt, a german journalist who calls mexico home. he is also her editor. sometimes even during lunch breaks the work on fine shooting, the best princes park a premier of dealing with topics of war and displacement is an ongoing part of her life's work. this is for miss joyce owls, unable for me, translating anti fascist literature is a deliberate choice. then, after all, look around you on the eyes thursday after the party in germany, meaning and argentina restaurant, probably trump in the united states, defending flush, the many refugees in the world. that's a very dangerous time. we're living in and we must not forget what happened. 80 years ago, we suggest invest blocks young cuz she and it's 53 kept the river has many plans for big dream is to write her own novel. and she intends to continue to translating exiled authors into a mexican spanish and fighting to ensure that such literature is not forgotten. this is why cup river has been awarded the 2024 good time at the continuing of focu

fourth inning casey schmidt with the two run single. that's a seeing eye single.nts beat the orioles final score 5 to 3. the a's having some fun in chicago. this is a rookie tradition. send out the young guys in uniform to go get coffee. you see a bunch of major leaguers walk into peet's or starbucks ordering coffee. top of the eighth inning now zach gelof with the rbi double right towards the ivy there at wrigley field. seth brown races around to score. this made it 4 to 3. remember, cubs are headed to the playoffs. the a's trying to spoil the party here. bottom of the ninth inning. now bring in the rookie mason miller induces the game ending double play. miller's 27th save of the season. that's a franchise record by a rookie. a's win 5 to 3. they come back to oakland this friday to kick off theirinal home stand the premiere of saturday night live this year is going to be really good. snl celebrating its 50th season tonight. a sneak peek at the lineup of hosts for the first five episodes. jean smart you love her. yes, from hacks and designing women will host the

casey schmidt going to right center and the former giant collide. they don't make the catch.ores all the way from first tying the game. both outfielders did stay in this one. bottom of the 9 and off ryan walker and it's just barely over the right field wall. 2-run blast. they walk it off. the orioles win 5-3. that loss eliminates the giants from playoff contention. it is the 7th time in the last 8 years that san francisco is going to miss the post season. changes could be coming. >>> the giants might be playing in october if they had signed this guy. but instead he's wearing dodger blue and today in miami he hit his 50th home run. stole his 50th base, becoming the first player in baseball history to create the 50/50 club. part of an inbelievable day for otanee who is 6 for 6. 3 home runs, 10 rbi's and to make it worse for the giants, la won to clench a playoff spot. it's tough to see him having the season he's having when it is rumored the giants offered him the exact same deal the dodgers offered him and he goes to l.a. instead. >> he wanted the hollywood experience. >> he's

giants down three two in the ninth casey schmidt a drive to right.later and the center fielder cedric mullins. look out. they both dive. huge collision here. slater has the ball for a second but it pops out on impact. both guys stayed in the game. brett wisely scored to tie it up, but the giants could not go ahead. and in the bottom of the ninth, anthony santander high, deep and just out of the reach of a leaping mark. canha. good night. game over. drive home safely. giants lose five three. they've officially been eliminated from playoff contention. dodgers superstar shohei ohtani. this is nuts. he hit three homers. he had two stolen bases and drove in a dodgers record ten runs. this is all in one game. a 20 to 4 win over miami. ohtani, the first player to ever hit 50 homers and steal 50 bases in a season, by contrast. top two giants combined have 45 homers, top two giants stolen base leaders 32. sports on abc seven. sponsored by river rock casino. we'll grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethi

let's speak to matthew schmidt, associate professor at the national security department, at the universityn defence and intelligence including over ukraine. how's this visit gone for zelensky? i think the trip is going as well as he can expected to go. it's a difficult and touchy time because of the american elections, but he has navigated the trip well so far and he is going to be able to get that $8 billion in aid moving out of the united states fairly quickly. the united states fairly cuickl . , "~ 3~ the united states fairly cuickl. , ”in ., quickly. getting the $8 billion miaht quickly. getting the $8 billion might have _ quickly. getting the $8 billion might have been _ quickly. getting the $8 billion might have been bigger, - quickly. getting the $8 billion might have been bigger, thel might have been bigger, the aid package might�*ve been bigger if there were not an election the horizon? i there were not an election the horizon? ., ., ~' there were not an election the horizon? ., ., ~ horizon? i do not think so, actually- — horizon? i do not think so, actually- i _ horizon? i do no

this is my defender, lieutenant schmidt, remember the potemkin rebellion? naturally.ey started shooting, the crowd almost trampled me, and he picked me up in his arms and raised me higher than everyone else , said that he would always protect me, everything is only by and you look alike, maybe you are my defender, maybe we'll go with me then, where, well, we'll go to paris, warsaw, wherever you want, i'll perform, and you'll be with me. so, the way is here, sir, what guests, mendel, what's the matter, that you couldn't wait until the morning, zheni, wants to hear your word, in the morning of the bride. will change her mind about getting married, mendel, yeah, what are you talking about, well, let's go to the house, we'll come, you have good taste, and for... yes, you invite guests, idiot, come on , come on, choose a robe from sogolovich, don't be shy, mendel is paying, what's wrong with me, i brought you this one, the dog was stealing, the only one who deceived me and got away with it, misha, yeah, untie him, come on, come on, what's between me and him. i have no clai