anders: we have energy, a plan for security to europe.ing to produce energy from 2030 and onwards. it is hard to compete. this year we will start a field in this area focusing on how we can have expiration's activity in these areas. the activity is quite high. tom: i want to review on something, the valuation gap between european oil and gas and u.s. counterparts. do you think that closes soon? you expect the gap to reduce? anders: it is difficult to say, investors will decide. i want to ensure we are delivering oil and gas higher production efficiency, making our business more resilient in demonstrating high value to investors. and i'm sure that would fit the right price our stock. tom: thank you, indeed. on the back of earnings. other stories making the news, pedro sanchez is considering resigning due to the attacks in recent weeks as a court launched an inquiry targeting his wife for influence peddling. they halted all public duties and announced a decision on april 29. secretary of state antony blinken has raised concerns over trade i

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the thing is, anders, there _ military means. the thing is, anders, there are _ military means.re are no - military means. the thing is, l anders, there are no effective restraint on benjamin netanyahu at the moment. israeli opinion is behind him in lebanon, he has ignored all demands for a ceasefire in gaza with impunity, it would seem the best thing to do right now is work of humanitarian crisis. £31 work of humanitarian crisis. of course, the us policy on israel is deeply— course, the us policy on israel is deeply conflicted, and it causes _ is deeply conflicted, and it causes a _ is deeply conflicted, and it causes a lot of trouble for the credibility of the us that it does — credibility of the us that it does everything for israel regardless of what israel does. it is very— regardless of what israel does. it is very reluctant to do similar— it is very reluctant to do similar things for ukraine. which _ similar things for ukraine. which is _ similar things for ukraine. which is behaving much better, much _ which is behaving much better, much more in line with us desires _ mu

bist total lebendig, geistig, total wach, es ist mal schauen, es ist wirklich, es ist wirklich was anderesebete sind ganz intensiv, also es ist und alles, was ich sagen würde, wie wäre dem nicht gerecht, was es in wirklichkeit ist es. so wir müssen jetzt beten oder ja hinsch gut, dass ich fahren darf, soll ich dir was cooles zeigen, nee noch nicht, noch first press? navigation input, okay, please repeat navigation input, destination input, man, what a navigation, okay, definition input please. repeat navigation input voice commands in this menu you can say only short commands navigation input oh you are too slow navigation navigation destination input which part of the address would you like to enter okay navigation please navigation navigation destination please spell the name of the street g u m p did you mean door for you no start guidance guidance start what is wrong with you woman california? da sind die ganzen orthodoxe heiligenbilder, das sind ganzen ikonen und gehört natürlich nicht mir, gehört meinem vater, diesen ikonen auch irgendwelche übersinlichen kräfte dahinter, ja, reden w

anders: it is part of our investment. a good portfolio, this is something we do investing in a good company in an industry we know well, it is premium, a part of our strategy, not in addition but apart, investing in a good company and our projects. tom: you set a goal of -- of 12 and 16 gigawatts of online capacity. are you going to need to raise capex? anders: actually this investment in or stead gave us more, so we see toward 2030 toward the target of 12-16 or less. 12-16 will be met if we find enough profitable projects. so if we have to choose we will always choose profit. tom: ok, i -- i wonder if investors will welcome that because if i -- if i want to invest i would just invest in them. what would you say to investors who -- who may not want exposure? >> we are long-term supportive investors. always long-term investor with industrial focus, able to create long-term value. tom: yeah, ok, ok. whether this is a precursor, is -- is that the signal we should be taking? anders: we have seen investment, a lower investment

apollo 8 astronaut william anders died in the united states. the tragedy occurred in a suburb of seattle, washington. the moment of the accident was caught on video. anders tried to do a loop, but the plane went into a dive and the ninety-year-old pilot did not have enough altitude to avoid a collision with water. after the crash, the plane sank. william anders was an avid pilot and flew several complex aerobatic maneuvers. despite his venerable age, he regularly... flew on his personal plane. anders is famous for being a member of the crew of the spacecraft, apollo 8, which orbited the moon 10 times in 1968. it was william anders, the author of this famous photograph: earth rising. to other topics. in russia, the demand for rental of country houses is growing. residents of megacities rent dachas for long periods during the summer months. many people book accommodation in the winter so that... save how much it costs rent houses where prices are lowest - alina repina found out. once upon a time, alena sold cars and languished all summer in the c

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mutter ist dann als verneinte und noch mal mich sehen wollte und mein herr vater auch und ein... anderech auf dieser station war, war der meinung, dass ich doch über die haut reagiere und er hatte gemeint, okay, lass uns mal versuchen, lass uns sie mal auf die auf meine station verlegen, ich will da was ausprobieren, vielleicht ist da was zu machen, irgendwie ja, ich war in der neurologie noch mal fast ein jahr, ja, ich musste rollschule so mich mit anfreuen arrangieren, also ich habe im rollstou gelebt, dann praktisch, dann habe ich okay, ich bin immer aufgestanden dann und immer umgefallen, immer wieder aufgefallen, weil ich immer versucht den mit dem rollstuhl vor mir zu schieben, den rollstuhl, ja, ich habe immer wieder probiert, hat halt funktioniert, als ich aufgewacht bin, natürlich, das hat ein gott praktisch, das war das schöpfer zu verdanken, ja, die Ärzte sind ja nur werkzeuge, ja, der nächste kontakt mit dem islam bin fand 2001, 2002 statt in form von damals dieser medienberichterstattung, die ich war, nahm, fernsehkanäle, überhaupt diese heesigen mädchen, was... islam so üb

bill anders was 90, and after he took that famous earthrise photo, anders said this, and i want to readt to you. "we came all this way to explore the moon, and the most important thing is that we discovered the earth." it quite literally changed how humans saw our planet. >> janai: the perspective. >> whit: yeah. >> janai: such a contribution. >> whit: and such a loss. gio, thank you for that story. we appreciate it. >>> now to washington and supreme court justice clarence thomas publicly acknowledging for the first time those luxury vacations he took that were paid for by a republican billionaire. abc's perry russom is at the supreme court with the latest. perry, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. thomas has said he views the trips as personal hospitality from a friend who does not have business in front of the court, and he did not believe he had to disclose them. at the center of this are two trips from the summer of 2019. the first was to bali in indonesia and the second to an elite private club only for men in california. both of these trips were free for justice

ich wurde dann in in in einen raum in ein zimmer begleitet, indem auch andere moschee besucher saßenr herr mit einer sehr liebevollen aura, den wurde ich dann vorgestellt, er war damals der vorstandsvorsitzende, ja er sprach dann mit mir. und wollte wissen, wer ich bin, wie ich, wie ich jetzt zum islam kam und ähm, ja, tonte dann auch oder oder empfahl mir, wenn ich, wenn ich diese zeit möchte, ich soll mir diese zeit nehmen, ich soll ruhig dann... es ging nicht darum jetzt einfach das glaubensbekennt zu sprechen, sondern dah darum zu verstehen, dass das einfach eine entscheidung ist, die ich für mich treffe und die eben ja meine beziehung zu gott. ja, für mich war die sache klar und deswegen sprach ich da das glaubensbekenntnis und ähm spürte dann aber plötzlich, wie sich mit dem sprechen dieses glaubensbekenntnisses ein wie eine last von mir löste. beschrieb das dann und wie als wer etwas von mir weggebrochen, von dem ich so gar nicht wusste, dass es auf mir lag und ich weinte dann einfach ganz wie wie ein kleines baby, also so das ist wirklich einfach aus mir herausgesprudelt und

kam dann idee auf, ob man das nicht irgendwie. ja im rahmen eines vereins öffnen möchte, auch an anderen deutschland leben möchten und daf aufbauend entstand im prinzip das konzept dieses vereins. ja, das fairtrade projekt begann lange vor mein zeit lange bevor ich muslim war, die frage kam auf, wie eigentlich in moschee gemeinen keine fair gehandelten produkte angeboten werden, wo doch in vielen sogenannten islamischen ländern kooperativen existieren. kleinbauernfamilien produzieren für den handel und damit war im prinzip der grundstein gelegt, idee gelegt, auch in mosche gemeinden, das anbieten zu können, und weil ich einfach auch privat ja um einen ökologischen lebensstil im weitesten sinne bemühe, fand ich das eine ganz tolle idee. muslime tv habe ich kennengelernt bei einem. wettbewerb 2010 war dieser erste wettbewerb, da hatten wir uns beworben mit dem hörbuch und der gründer von muslime tv mit muslime tv, mit mit diesem projekt, weil das ganz spannende mit diesen medien zu arbeiten, sprach ich ihn an und über den weg bin ich dann der muslime tv gelandet, die ursprüngliche idee vo

noch mal eine umschulung gemacht zum alten pfleger in frankfurt, das war 200 3, da habe ich eine anderes war in der vergangenheit in der pubertät, dieser zeit war natürlich halt auch die scheidung meiner eltern und das war dann schon erlebnis. was ich versucht hatte äh ja zu verdrängen, bewusst zu verdrängen und gar nicht irgendwie sich damit also beschäftigen also direkt damit diesem dieser missstimmung dort, die dort herrschte tun. dass man die maschine ausstellt, weil ihrer unmaßgeblichen meinung der mediziner eben nicht mehr zu machen sei, und meine mutter ist dann als verneinte und noch mal mich sehen wollte, mein herr vater auch und ein anderer arzt, neurologe der besucht auf dieser station war, war der meinung, dass ich doch über die haut reagiere und er hatte gemeint, okay, lass uns mal versuchen, lass uns sie mal auf die auf meine station verlegen, ich will da was ausprobieren, vielleicht ist da was. zu machen irgendwie ja, ich war in der neurologie noch mal fast ein jahr, ja, ich musste rollschul so mich mit anfreunden arrangieren, also ich habe im rollstull gelebt, dann prakt

total konzentriert, du bist total lebendig, geistig, total wach, es ist wirklich, es ist wirklich was anderese sind ganz intensiv, also das ist und alles was ich sagen würde. wäre dem nicht gerecht, was es in wirklichkeit ist es es brauchst du noch lange? ja, wie lange, es wird noch ein bisschen dauern, ah, ich bin draußen dabei, okay, alles klar, was machst du? jetzt da oder was? ich stehe jetzt da die ganze zeit schon seit einer stunde stehe ich hier und ich habe mich nicht vom fleck bewegt so wir müssen jetzt beten oder ja inschall von dir was ich fahren darf soll ich dir was cooles zeigen? okay, destination input, please repeat navigation input, voice commands in this menu you can say only short commands navigation input, oh you are too slow, navigation, navigation, destination input, which part of the address would you like to enter street? navigation please navigation navigation destination impose please spell the name of the street g u m p did you mean gam? no start guidance guidance started what is wrong with you woman? kirche, er macht alle feiertage mit und fastet auch, da sind die

hours later, anders' body is pulled from the water.2018 anders talked with nbc's harry smith about his career. >> probably the world's best fighter pilot. but we don't talk about that. >> reporter: before astronauts could set foot on the moon the apollo 8 crew first had to prove they could fly round the moon and back. >> wow, that's pretty. >> reporter: and it was the photo he took dubbed earth rise that became a part of history. >> when the earth came up over the lunar horizon, that's when it really impressed me as to how much more delicate the earth was, and colorful. >> reporter: his family saying in a statement they are devastated. he was a great pilot. he will be missed. nasa administrator senator bill nelson writing on "x," anders offered to humanity, among the deepest of gifts, he traveled to the threshold of the moon, and helped all of us see something else, ourselves. >> i'll keep flying as long as i can crawl in the airplane. >> reporter: a love of flying and a legacy that went beyond the earth. dana griffin, nbc news. >>> a

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very loving, creative deep thinker. >> reporter: around 14, anders started smoking marijuana.approve, but also wasn't overly concerned. it's already medically legal in california at the time. maybe it's not such -- like the worst vice to have. >> exactly. because when i was growing up, it was much less potent than it is now. >> reporter: you didn't realize that? >> i had no idea. no idea. >> reporter: she is not alone. government surveys show adults increasingly see marijuana use as less risky, and nearly 30% of high school seniors reported having used marijuana in the past year. at 17, kristen says anders started losing contact with reality. >> he thought that there were higher beings that were communicating with him. >> reporter: kristen happens to be a neuroscientist and now believes smoking weed led to her son's psychotic bouts and triggered his eventual schizophrenia. anders started self-medicating with other drugs to quiet the voices and died from an overdose when he was 22. >> i knew something was wrong. if he had never started using cannabis, he might still be here. >>

habe, war der orod dabei, der hat halt das ganze gemacht, seine frau, mein papa, ich und ein paar andere so, aber jetzt habe ich mich schon ziemlich gut daran gewöhnt. before the ceremony with kita begins, i get to talk to galop stanfle who is a muslim music therapist, culture referee of the religious community and lecturer of the educational program of study in vienna. one of his jobs is to qualify teachers in islam. he puts it in a nutshell, muslim. in der diskrepanz, dass es einerseits der einzige europäische staat ist, wo der islam als minderheit von der mehrheitsgesellschaft als gleichwertig gesetzlich anerkannt ist, und auf der anderen seite die ganzen stereotypen, negativ urteile. "genauso hier gelten wir anderswo und ich denke in dieser schere kämpfen die muslime einerseits zwischen dem wunsch und der und dem bedürfniss an partizipation und an mitbestimmung in der gesellschaft und auf der anderen seite genau mit dem, dass sozusagen die verwechslung zwischen kultur und religion, diese dinge alle immer wieder vermischt werden, das sage ich jetzt mal zuwanderergruppen, was bestimmte

also beim zweiten treff, als ich ihn dann besucht habe, habe ich die andere mitgenommen und die hattena auch ein nettes mädchen und sie hatte jetzt auch nichts gegen ihn, also das war, das war entspannt, hallo, so komm zum essen, schatzi. magst du runterspringen? super klasse, im äh gereist 2013, wir waren in gom, dann war ich in israhan und in mashad bei imam resa und in teran, zweimal in terran. das war ein sehr, sehr positives erlebnis im iran, also man man hat dort richtig die die nähe zu gott gespürt, man hat gespürt, dort hat kann man ein... verbindung herstellen auf der goranmäße war ich auf dem mertörer friedhof behesch sara in terran, das war sehr schön, schöne erlebnisse gehabt, und ja, das war schön, also ich habe heute hervor gegen nachmittag zusammen mit meinem freund, bruder im islam, ali seen oder bedin heißt er, ein libanesischer bruder und der arbeitet in einem lokal familienbetrieb. und ich habe in der vergangenheit oft so eine verteilaktion da gemacht über die mit den briefen von imam hamenai, den haben wir verteilt, diese aktion geht schon ein paar monate, das mache

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ander's father is the last white man to go from the change from white to brown.exists in a long tradition of movies and literatures that play with the concept of changing race or identity. from the classic metamorphosis to the 2016 lovecraft country. this is well trodden territory, which makes it all the more surprising that the last white man, a fresh take on this idea, caused such a firestorm after its initial publication in 2022. it even found itself right smack in the middle of a tucker carlson segment on fox news. >> what is this? >> well, it is a new phenomenon that goes beyond books. but it is important to actually do an overview of "the last white man". the character suffers through these apocalyptic changes as violence escalates as whites disappear. pale skinned militants in camo stock the streets, attacking people with immunity from the cops. but a coleman settles upon the world once whites disappear from its face forever. a book like this, which is somewhere between racial extermination astute literature with a kind of wistful touch, and liberal pornog

it was anders who took the widely circulated photograph of the earth. prime minister of denmark frederikson, an outspoken supporter of support for the kiev regime, was attacked. it is reported that she was beaten by an unknown man in one of the squares of the danish capital. the politician’s health is not in danger; she escaped with fright, but was very shocked, as stated in the government office. and now the situation in the middle east. israel continues to apply. the set used drones, anti-ship and ballistic missiles, they made it clear that this was also a response to the us and british strikes on the province of hadeidah. a pensioner is dedicated to our senior loved ones. convenient loans, excellent deposits, in the branch and online, special conditions, special relationships, one of my friends is getting ready for a new party, i need more modest costumes, dad, we’ve run out of internet, and minutes too, and dad will now activate the megafamily service, unite up to three numbers for free get bonuses gigabytes every month, only in a megaphone, thanks

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probably. >> reporter: anders made up for his pedestrian description of the moon by taking this photow, that's pretty. >> reporter: out of the small window of the command module. >> oh, man. >> reporter: it forever changed how we think of ourselves. >> it was ironic that we'd done all this work to come and explore the moon and what we really discovered was the earth. >> reporter: earthrise became one of the most reproduced images ever. it moves almost everyone who's seen it. including former vice president al gore. >> it pointed the way toward a new understanding of who we are as human beings. >> reporter: anders was still flying high when we met him back in 2018. >> i'm bill. >> i'm lee. so nice to meet you. >> reporter: sadly, this past friday his vintage single engine plane crashed into the waters near the san juan islands off washington state, with only him aboard. he was 90 years old. now, you could say a lot of things like he died doing what he loved, that if he had to go it would be better this way. but the result is the same. we lost the man who gave us our first heavenly view

apollo astronaut william anders has died.out of this world. >> the engines are on. four, three, two, one, zero. >> reporter: it was the crew of apollo 8 that achieved the dream that explorers have had since the beginning of time. >> man is farther away from home than ever before. >> reporter: in 1968, frank borman, jim lovin' and william anders the first humans to ever orbit another world. anders broadcast his initial impressions to the whole world. >> well. >> i said that it looked like dirty beach sand. >> a very whitish gray. >> that's how i described it. thus, gaining the wrath of poets worldwide, you know. could he have done better? probably. >> reporter: anders made up for his pedestrian description of the moon by taking this photo. >> oh, my god, look at that picture over there. >> re >> reporter: out of the small window of the command module. it forever changed how we think of ourselves. >> it was ironic that we have done all this work to come and explore the moon and what we really discovered was the earth. >> report

a trial has begun in norway regarding anders breivik's lawsuit over the conditions of his detention incted of killing 77 people complains of years of isolation from other prisoners and other restrictions. he believes that such prison conditions inhumanly degrade his dignity. stets himself is supposedly on the border. murders. the topic will be continued by elizaveta khramtsova. he came to this meeting in the same well-fitting suit that he wore 2 years ago, when parole appeal heard . the norwegian terrorist anders breivik, known for his nationalist views, has long ceased to indulge the public with fascist gestures, as he did before. with a well-groomed beard and a perfectly shaved head, he looks more like a bureaucrat than a man who has been in prison for thirteen years. however, his place of detention also bears little resemblance to a prison; in a maximum security institution , brevik has four rooms, the opportunity to go to gyms, a game console, and a personal library and parrots, but it is the lack of full-fledged live contact with people that brevik and his lawyers call nothing mor

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gemacht vor drei schule hier in kel und zwei schule hat gesagt kein platz, aber ich warte noch in die andere schule, vielleicht sie sagt nein und nächste jahr ich bleibe zu hause ohne schule, ohne arbeit, ohne so, ohne etwas, das finde ich nicht gut, ist schwer schwer, natürlich, sie möchten die leute, alle kommen aus kriegländer, haben deut." haben abitur haben alle und direkt zum arbeit aber ich bin so klein und wenn ich war in syrien ich war 14 jahre alt und die krieg beginnt ich habe nur 15 jahre alt ich war ja ich habe nur ein abschluss gemacht haupschulabschluss und dann die krieg beginnt ich kann nicht zum so machen ehrlich nein nicht so viel weil wir haben eine problem ist die integration some believe the asylum seekers are a great inexpensive labor force for germany's development plans, given the country's negative population growth. for asylum application to be approved, youth and expert. these are top priorities. others maintained the purpose was to rich german society of nazism and to promote empathy among members of the public for their fellow human beings. still, there are othe

dürfen, viele von denen, die ausreisen müssen, bleiben auf dauer gleich wohl in deutschland, weil es anderen kindern bewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut zu, was ich. اكيد كل البدايه تكون صعبه لان المجتمع غريب عليك وثقافه غريبه عليك بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء ويحاولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل معنى مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا. احنا ما عندنا اقامه اللي هسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول نكسر ها القاعده مشكله السكن انه مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه بالعدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا اكثر من مليون شيء صعب يعني اهم المشاكل هي الاندماج اللغه والسكن. ja, also am anfang war nur schwer die sprache zu lernen, ja, das am anfang man hat immer so, also man immer sich nicht voll wohl gewült, weil wenn immer auf auf die straße geht und mit jemanden kontaktieren will, ist war schwer, ja, aber nach danach nach... من که نمی تونن همه چی بخرند تو آلمان هر آرزوی دارن انجام بدن ولی باید در نظر گرفت موقعی می تونیم در مورد قضاو

und rendsburg und in eckenforde, zwei schule hat gesagt keinen platz, aber ich warte noch in die andere schule, vielleicht sie sagt nein und nächste jahr. zu hause, ohne schule, ohne arbeit, ohne so, ohne etwas, das finde ich nicht gut, ich schwer schwer, natürlich, sie müssen die leute, alle kommen aus kriegländer, haben deutsch, haben abitur, haben alle und direkt zum arbeit, aber ich bin so klein und wenn ich war in syrien, ich war 14 jahre alt und die krieg beginnt, ich habe nur 15 jahre alt ich war ja, ich habe nur einen abschluss gemacht, hauptschulabschluss und dann die... krieg beginnt, ich kann nicht zum schüler gehen und so machen, ehrlich, nein, nicht so viel, weil wir haben eine problem, ist die integration, ja, ja, wir treffen nicht mit deutsche, immer mit ausländer, sürisch oder irakisch oder afghanisch, ja, wir müssen gerne mit die deutschen integration machen zum tradition lernen und verstehen, wie sie denken und so, weil in diese gebäude. believe the asylum seekers are a great inexpensive labor force for germany's development plans, given the country's negative populati

und in rendsburg und in eckenerforde, zwei schule hat gesagt kein platz, aber ich warte noch in die andere schule, vielleicht sie sagt nein und nächste jahr ich bleibe zu hause ohne schule, ohne arbeit, ohne so. ohne etwas, das finde ich nicht gut, ist schwer, schwer, natürlich, sie möchten die leute alle kommen außer kriegländer, haben deutsch, haben abitur, haben alle und direkt zum arbeit, aber ich bin so klein und wenn ich war in syrien, ich war 14 jahre alt und die krieg beginnt, ich habe nur 15 jahre alt, ich war ja, ich habe nur ein abschluss gemacht, hauptschulabschluss und dann die krieg beginnt, ich kann nicht zum schule gehen und so machen. force for germany's development plans, given the country's negative population growth, for asylum application to be approved, youth and expertise are top priorities. others maintained the purpose was to writ german society of nazism, and to promote empathy among members of the public for their fellow human beings. still, there others who say the move was a strategic blunder on the part of the german government that will push up unemployment.

dürfen, viele von denen, die ausreisen müssen, bleiben auf dauer gleich wohl in deutschland, weil es andereewusst üben, guten morgen, guten tag, hör gut. اكيد كل البدايه تكون صعبه لان المجتمع غريب عليك وثقافه غريبه عليك بس اكو بعض الاشخاص اللي قدروا يسهلون هذا الشيء ويحاولوا ويانا بالاندماج والان افضل من البدايه اكيد هي مو مشاكل معنى مشاكل انما بعض المعوقات اللي تاخر عمليه الاندماج مثل اللغه الصعبه. يعني صعوبه اللغه ثانيا احنا ما عندنا اقامه اللي هسه فما من حقك تدخل مدرسه نظاميه بعد يعني هذا اهم المعوقات ثانيا الثقافه مختلفه يعني يعني صعب شوي الاندماج بس نحاول نكسر ه القاعده مشكله السكن انه مشكله يعني موجوده عند الكل خاصه العدد كلش كبير دخل المانيا اكثر من مليون شيء صعب يعني اهم المشاكل هي الاندماج اللغه والسكن. اینا در جامعه اون دو سه ماه اول با جامعه زیاد قاطی نمیشن چون همونطور که گفتم تو کمپ زندگی می کنن کلاس زبان گذاشتی براشون نسبت به سوادشونم زبون یاد می گیرن دیگه جامعه آلمانم خب اینا ببین شما فکر کنید از کشور سوریه و افغانستان اومدین اینجا اینا از شهر از آلمان فقط مراکز خرید و مراکز شهر رو می فهمن میرن یه دور می زنن میان. میگم آدمای آلمان مهربون مهربونم هستن نه که نیستن ولی مثلاً یه ی

the former astronaut william anders has died in a plane crash to the small plane. he was piloting one down off the coast near seattle. and 1968. he was on apollo 8 the 1st cruise speed flight to orbit the moon . he took the iconic earth rice photograph, but you can see on the screen right now showing our planet above the lunar horizon . william anders was 90 years old. germany's president has joined hundreds of mourners in the city of mannheim to remember a police officer who was killed there last week. the 29 year old was fatally stabbed while responding to a knife attack at a rally against political as um, the suspect was an ask on national. because re ignited germany's debate over the for taishan roles and fears of stigmatized nation among muslims in the country. as a moment of silence for the young police officer who died after he was stabbed at the political riley and manheim driven precedents. $15.00 dash 9 maya was among the hundreds who came to pay their respects just $1.00 time. so i just wanted to come by to express my grief because it is like, i'm believ

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anders, tell us why this building is so important culturally in denmark.offices of this building that many of the renowned danish — and biggest — danish companies that we know today, still exist today, has been founded and financed. ap moller maersk, for example, one of denmark's biggest companies, had one of its first offices in the very building. so the building represents the history of danish business and capitalism, but also a important cultural symbol of... cultural and national symbol of denmark. anders, many people captured on camera the moment that the spire collapsed and you could hear the cries of anguish, almost, actually, from the people watching. just take us through... it's a particularly special part of the building. the spire consists of four entwined dragons or fable animals that, according to legend, protect the building from fire and has done so for the past 400 years at least. so that's the story that's been told about that particular spire. and the building has dodged fires throughout history — two majorfires in copenhagen, a series o

anders was on board the first lunar orbit mission in december of 1968. apollo eight.that spacecraft. he captured this iconic image image called earthrise. it was the first color image from earth and changed how humans viewed the planet. suddenly, i saw out of the corner of my eye this color. it was shocking. oh my god, look at that picture over there. there's the earth coming up. wow, is that pretty? the earth coming up. anders received his pilot wings in 1956. served as a fighter pilot before joining nasa. he even spent time here in the bay area at hamilton air force base up in novato. another shakeup in the alum rock school district late tonight, the school board decided to make a move at the top, ousting the school board president. the issues, school closures and a lack of transparency, they say jamar lopez, former telemundo sister station, was there tonight. she spoke to people on both sides. yamada what did they have to say? well, jessica, tonight during that special board meeting, they voted to remove president karina herrera loera. and now she's being replaced

he knew bill anders personally.this year. by all accounts, he was still sharp as a tack and very physically active and of course, still flying. sadly, he died in a plane crash but you know, he lived a full life and was doing what he loved. certainly, the apollo 8 mission was a very daring mission, a very bold mission, kind of conceived very bold mission, kind of conceived very late in the game for the launch as far as mission planning goes. it was a gamble that the americans, the united states took to go ahead and go around the moon with the apollo spacecraft because the lunar lander was not ready yet. so bill took that iconic picture, earthrise, that is still seen all the time. i have used it myself! he will be remembered and missed by all of us but especially among us professional astronauts. there is nothing better when you are in space and to look back at the earth and marvel at the beauty of our planet. every part looks different in its own way and it is much more colourful and vibrant than you might imagine. t

i cannot stress this enough, vote for ethan anders, not evan anders.mes are very similar and we look exactly alike. and we both dress the same, wearing hand-me-downs from our bigger triplet brother, easton anders, who is also running for school board. ♪ do not under any circumstances vote for easton. he would be even worse for the school board than ethan. wait, i'm ethan. this is so confusing. >> definitely vote for ethan. not evan. or easton. evan. no, i mean ethan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: see, that's tricky. it's tricky right there. i think he's going to win. this next candidate is responding to a lot of attack ads on him. take a look at this. ♪ >> lately, you've probably seen some deceitful ads saying some pretty nasty things about representative keith shermanberger. his opponents are calling him -- incompetent. wasteful. self-serving. weird at parties. too sweaty. clothes don't fit right. permanent doritos breath. always saying he's buddies with owen wilson even though it's an obvious lie. has a stupid voice. well, he's here to say -- >>