>> well, i don't know greg abel very well.ak at the annual meetings the last couple years, and he comes off certainly not as charismatic as warren buffett, but who can do that? he could take some clues from charlie munger, for example, had very high praises for greg at the daily journaling meeting that charlie munger posted here about a week ago. and, you know, i will continue to hold the stock. i i think if you go back and read the 50th anniversary letter from berkshire hathaway and reading warn -- warren buffett's meter, you'll feel very comfortable with berkshire after warren buffett and charlie munger. it feels like it could have been written yesterday. it'll be a strong company with a strong culture, and greg abel's going to keep the culture. liz: any company that owns see's chocolates, how can you go against that, right? it's great to see you, steven, thank you for joining us. >> nice to see you. liz: shareholder steven to be check who bought shares at 25 grand and they now are $460,000. >>> speaking of buybacks, goldman

c, confirming that you know, their bullets enable has taken that states of bulletin abel. early do they have about 35 more states to go as we speak, collision is currently happening. in fact, a just about an hour ago, i just returned from the collision center. right here in lagos, now lagos is seen as one of the key battleground states with about 7000000 voters. or, you know, the highest level of voters who have the highest populated city. and, you know, to put a collection of those results. i so going on, lots of people and fingers crossed the nail biting watching to see which of the candidates will win lagos, and also condo. the 2nd most largest city in nigeria, up north in the country, a guy collation kind of going down as we speak. so after 24 hours of votes in collection is considering. so we all know when the results like, might actually come out. no voting was delayed in many parts of the country. it had to be extended into sunday. tell us more. yes now and saturday voting did not start in time. you know where i even in lagos, many votes in the operating units, not

good to see sam and broadcaster and lawyer andrew abel. and sam , your story andrew abel.tory on the front page of the express today. families facing the biggest council tax rise as britons fear being priced out of life. what's this about? yeah we found research from the accounts council's network. they've gone through the budget documents of councils across the country . councils across the country. it's the biggest councils, the one.the it's the biggest councils, the one. the ones that are responsible for social care. and those councils have the power to put up your bills by at 4.99. we don't having to kind of go to the local people, three quarters have decided to do that . the have decided to do that. the information is not complete early, although some councils haven't declared yet. but of the ones that have declared, three and four are going to put up bills by essentially 5. huge budget people at a time of cost of living, crisis. it's about £100 on average, but that really vafies £100 on average, but that really varies on where you are in the country, what kind of coun

gave the soviet illegal immigrant william fisher to the americans, he called himself colonel rudolf abeland moscow gave francis harry powers to an american pilot whose reconnaissance plane was shot down over the urals . on the gnojniksky bridge , the border between the gdr and west berlin passed through it later. scouts have been exchanged here more than once, but the exchange of 62 years remains the loudest monthly one, it is described in books and films were shown for the first time about this story already in the sixty-eighth year, the soviet film dead zone was filmed in the preface to the film, the scout william fisher himself appeared. and in 2015, the hollywood tape spy bridge was released february 10, 1984 nikolai zemyatov became the heroes of the olympic games in sarajevo. he won the 30k cross-country ski race and proved that he is the real king of skiing in the world , he became famous for another 4 years in the lakes, winning two races at 30 and 50 at once, plus won the ski relay and received three gold medals. then it became sensation before. none of the skiers became three ti

el abel, our colleagues have covered various events and also various projects that were opened in stanmon'sce in the past weeks. in the interviews, news packages and special reports were prepared , all of which were actually broadcast from kerman news departments and national networks. especially this year, our new approach was that our colleagues were present in the villages and nomadic areas and reflected the support of the dear people of the village and the brave nomads for the ideals of the revolution and the system, which we also witnessed in various news sections, but we are getting to today when especially everyone our colleagues will be active in the province to cover the event on 22 bahman this year, which will be held in 200 places of the province today . 44 of our correspondent colleagues will cover this event in different places and inform about the route of the march. the presence of villagers and nomads in fact prepare pictures and reports that will actually help us now in the city of kerman today 6 of our colleagues are covering the march route in two news titles and my colle

zoe hachem and the brilliantly effervescent andrea abel brilliantly effervescent andrea abel, and we'lle. we're going to be tackling that and some more stories from your papers just after this short . break very good morning. it is 10:22 am. this is beth, 10th day on gb news and now let me introduce my guest to you this morning. i'm delighted to be joined by doctors zoe harkin, author, health expert, and basically mega brain that evidence base the way we also have here today and broadcaster and futurist you all so mildly intelligent . and broadcaster and futurist you all so mildly intelligent. i like it but no actually i love the fact we've got some glorious people. we've been having such fun in the green room as well. and you use good. we've done the show already. well all right, let's talk about this story, andrew. yes top selling vape is a stripped from shelves in the uk because of a legal levels of nicotine. now this has put it in the headlines today, but i think vaping is one of the biggest going biggest health going to be the biggest health crisis generation. it is crisis of our g

i get a lot of historical analogies and biblical analogies to cain and abel, and romulus and remus and jacob and esau, this conflict of 2 brothers. and so this theme recurs in a ukrainian nationalist, historical writings, and the problem, the injustice that they, that they highlight is that the wrong brother, the got the benefits and it should have been them. it should have been here, which was the mother, right. who said is, and therefore, should have dominated over the great your asian landmass and must be, should have been the provincial backwater professor. as far as i understand that your stations, it's not just a historical grievance, it's actually a lead to reality because as you state in your book, the conflict within the ukraine stems from the states reluctance to recognize the so called are the ukraine. the fact that this 3rd of its population considered themselves russians in terms of that cultural identity and ukrainian, and in terms of that civic identity. and i think this is actually a crucial point to a size that these people consider ukraine as their own country. full s

andrew abel i love the futurist. andrew abel i love the rolling out on that one.n 800 rights we are looking at this story about the fact that, okay, one of my biggest issues in life is litter. i know that sounds a bit sad to one of my agree with you i am that person who will see someone drop a packet of crisps and i will go and pick up the packet and give that back. i mean, i say i think you've dropped something and then only so embarrassed that have dropped something and then only so oh 3arrassed that have dropped something and then only so oh yeah,;ed that have dropped something and then only so oh yeah, yes. hat have dropped something and then only so oh yeah, yes. yes. have dropped something and then only so oh yeah, yes. yes. and have dropped something and then only so oh yeah, yes. yes. and put to. oh yeah, yes. yes. and put it in their pocket. so motorways don't whether you've noticed but motorways and roads motorways the moment and roads it's people just it's like people are just emptying they do emptying the litter out. they do they to our sense of they j

he called himself colonel rudolf abel, and moscow gave francis harry powers an american pilot throughonnaissance aircraft shot down straight. the exchange took place on the gnojnik bridge, which later passed the border between the gdr and west berlin. scouts have been exchanged here more than once, but the exchange of 62 years remains the loudest sleepy month, it is described in books and shown in films for the first time about this story, already in the sixty-eighth year , the soviet film dead season was filmed in the preface to the film, the scout william fisher himself appeared a in 2015, the hollywood spy bridge tape was released. on february 10, 1984 , nikolai became the hero of the olympic games in sarajevo. zemyatyov, he won the 30 km ski race and proved that he was the real king of the zemyatov skis, he became famous for another 4 years in the lakesed, winning two races at 30 and 50 at once, plus he won the ski relay and received three gold medals. then it became a sensation, before. none of the skiers became three times olympic champion at the same olympics. but then, before

during the past 4 years, former president abel sonata has ignored and even encourage the invasion of indigenous territories. navina anyway, by minute chance open and there were many reports that humanitarian crisis was underway. but the former government dismantled organization in charge of protecting the rang florida and the indigenous people were then either we knew what was going on, but were not authorized to act as we should do. now that has changed in the last 2 weeks. there have been daily flights to destroy equipment used by the legal miners . all of these helicopters and small airplanes that you can see here have been used to take supplies, fuel and food to the illegal miners in the yellow mommy territories. now they have been apprehended by the federal police and are shown as proof that there are much larger interests at stake and that somebody has been financing this whole illegal gold mining operation. removing the invaders is only the 1st step. the biggest challenge will be to keep them out and clean up the rivers. they have destroyed monica inactive. all jazeera were vi

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having lukewarm under the rule of a former president abel sanara, who was a supporter, abide his predecessor. donald trump. russia has launched a wave of missile attacks across ukraine. these images from the region of upper asia show the destruction in the area. several energy facilities and other buildings were reportedly hit. russia has been targeting civilian infrastructure, causing blackouts around ukraine. 2 people, one of them, a 6 year old child had been killed in a car running attack in the occupied west bank. the palestinian driver reportedly targeted people waiting at a bus stop. he was shot dead at the scene. is really forces have arrested for people, including the wife of the driver. and thousands of people in democratic republic of congo have fled their homes as m. 23 fighters. close in. on the eastern town of sa came the congolese army and the armed group have been fighting in the air since monday. the town is in the east of the country on the main road to the country's 2nd. biggest city of gamma is the headlines. news continues here. i'll just thereafter studio be unscripted,

well , we are all a little bit cain and abel.example, if we are talking about some kind of contact battle at medium or close to very close range, the nervous system reacts normally, calmly, and if already there, i see some consequences like that, well, of course, i somehow can’t sleep like that. we are quite calm accepted by the way, in one of the interviews, you spoke so calmly about how you behaved on february 24, you knew that it would begin, were you ready for it? yes, of course , russia is such a state, if she says no, then 100% will yes, that is, it they are constantly engaged in double-entendre sausage, this is all the time, it is as if these are people who deceive, these are people who constantly lie to themselves and themselves , people who live in a complex and even if a normal person falls to them and because of how many semiconductor diodes are around even in the air, he also becomes like that, it’s a contagious topic, well, it’s just, well, i’m russian, well, that’s a diagnosis , first of all, now, god grant that it

enough abelate.e a bill to declassify all intelligence reports, code republicans are calling for an immediate public hearing in congress to put an end to the question of how it came about . an extended hearing is needed. i hope our fellow democrats will support this. remember what has happened the last 3 years, one of the biggest pandemics of this century, the evidence that it all came from china is multiplying. it is unlikely, of course, that politicians will get to the bottom of the truth, given that most of the american intelligence, has not yet decided, but there is no doubt that the bones of china will be washed fairly and at the same time by the biden administration, which all these years raised the version of the laboratory origin to the species and called it nothing more than conspiracy theory now we will break for a short advertisement in a couple of minutes we will talk about how the public transport modernization program is progressing in the regions. and a large-scale festival of winter s

their own perception of the reality they live in because abel ism is a hell of a drag and it is something that is currently affecting the way that you see things. all right, thank you. thank it is now my great pleasure to introduce our guest tonight, chris hedges. he's a pulitzer prize winning journalist who has reported on wars and insurgencies in central the persian gulf and the balkans. he became, the new york times middle east bureau chief in 1991, and then the balkan bureau chief for the times in 1995. and because war is our topic tonight, it's worth saying that chris has been held captive, has experienced the full force of war firsthand. what maybe fewer people know is that he is also an ordained presbyterian minister who, for many years now has been teaching inmates in new jersey prisons and who works tirelessly, tirelessly on behalf of those inmates in and when they are released released. his recent book, our class and transformation in an american prison, which you can see in the back there, comes out of that experience. chris is the author of, many other bestselling and often pr

vitya and was in the hull, i flew to scotland where in the celtic their shabanovets starfield and abel flew to monaco for a year . clearly, alexander golovin and i were at the internapoli match with the brilliant. well, in that game, not brilliant, but globally brilliant nicknames in raschel, so i i was able to visit some group of my former football players with whom i work, with whom i maintain just excellent relationships. during the pause, when you left cska, you picked up english and it was clear where it was going and what it was. it's clear. how to apply it. you are currently painting. what is this for? no? it has no practical value. yes, i don’t plan to be, neither malevich nevazovsky, or it’s just such, you know, not closed gestalts that i always liked. i always liked two things. i liked it. here people who can draw. yes, i've always admired it. and by the way, i admired people who are great at skating and playing hockey. for some reason, you know, i think it's very cool. and cool yes, here, so here, maybe the next step will be. it's easy and interesting to get there in your di

their own perception of the reality they live in because abel ism is a hell of a drag and it is something that is currently affecting the way that you see things. all right, thank you. thank

democracy. recent relations between brazil and the us have been lukewarm on through the former president abel sanara. he was a supporter, bivens predecessor, donald trump. russia has launched a wave of may so attacks across cave. well, these images from the region of zappa's asia show the destruction the area. several energy facilities and other buildings were reportedly hit. russia has been targeting energy infrastructure, causing blackouts around ukraine. 2 people have been killed in a car running attack and occupied westbank. the price to the driver reportedly targeted people waiting at a bus stop, illegal israeli settlement of remote. he was shot dead at the scene is really forces have arrested for people including the wife of the driver. thousands of people in democratic republic of congo have fled their homes as m. 23 fighters close in on the eastern time. so i think the congolese army and the armed group have been fighting in the area since monday town is in the east of the country on the main road. the country's 2nd largest city of goma. 2 chinese astronauts have completed a space wal

their own perception of the reality they live in because abel ism is a hell of a drag and it is something that is currently affecting the way that you see things. all right, thank you. thank it is now my great pleasure to introduce our guest tonight, chris hedges. he's a pulitzer prize winning

. >> people living in parts of eastern ohio say they're getting sick can add abel's are dying after thatent spilled toxic chemicals into the environment. take a look at the explosion. so bad that straight after the train crash, local officials told residents it was safe to return home shortly after the february 3rd explosion. but the epa is now warning that the soil around there may not have been disposed of properly. and folks who live in the area are reporting several symptoms headaches, coughs, other issues, some say livestock has died and wildlife officials are reporting dead fish waters within a seven-mile radius of the spill. and new tonight at 10 get this a weird coincidence. at best. a family living in eastern ohio that evacuated last week because of that train derailment. did the same thing for a fictional disaster film a year ago. take a look at a clip from that movie. >> let's watch a or >> the movie's called white noise that came out on netflix in november. the premise of the movie, a freight train derails and explodes and families have to flee because of the toxic. chemicals

years of you” is an evening-length work for string quartet and chorus, with music composed by michael abelsy. niy: i go from the forced removal of africans from africa to this country to talking about some of the ings that happened along the way. but my focus in that poem really is about the interior space of african-americans. your vermilion quiet, you are indigo charm. morning whispers. nikky: the music balloons the words out into the audience in a different kind of way. it's almost like the light that bounces off a reflection point in the room and it is dispersed differently. jeffrey: encouraging young artists, writing poetry, teaching her students, reminding all of the history around us. finney cites the legacy of her father throughout. nikky: everybody's voice is a powerful one, one on so he one. taught me very early that that was my way, that could be my way to join this larger circle of citizens in this country stepping forward to say, here i am. jeffrey: renovations on the new art center will proceed, while programming and residencies get underway in full. for the pbs newshour, i'm

legally, and illegally, this book is about our intelligence officers nikolai kuznetsov but rudolf abelalexei batyan. and by the way, alexey batyan. this is the man who saved. krakow wonders if the poles remember this today? the fact is that the nazis are leaving the crayfish, they have mined the whole city and the whole of krakow , this is a very beautiful city , nikolai dolgopolov had to fly into the air legally, and not legally. i want to tell you about the unique series in a different way and i can’t say about it called military childhood. this is also about the defenders of the fatherland. in total , 21 books are planned to be released in this series. and i see in the hands. only three are bad. in this series of books they will not be dedicated to the boys who lived during the great patriotic war vladimir bogomolov ivan boris pavlov the dexterity of an unexpected stripe. and valentin rasputin french lessons. if you want your child to grow up as a real person , you cannot read the technique. and with that i say goodbye to you. all the best to you, read and be happy. a what, there is

our plans for the upcoming year or to extend our reach in more rule communities who are homeless abel pleasant. these communities have tremendous need and fewer resources for help, 30% of our clients live in rural communities and depend on echo to make ends meet. these communities are food deserts. in addition, transportation's -- create access issues. echo continues to serve as we see and needs arrives, it is only possible to meet those needs because of support from the community. it is great to work with dedicated volunteers and an organization committed to serving others is truly what being a neighbor is about. thank you so much for allowing me to share my experience. >> mr. gilroy, thanks very much for your testimony. our final witness for statement is elayne masters. elayne, you may begin. >> chairman casey, ranking member scott and members, of the committee thank you for inviting me to testify today and for hearing the stories of people like me as you work to address hunger and nutrition among the aging population. my name is elayne masters and i'm 65 years old. i was a self emp

king was angry mad his brother abel god comes and came and said came. why are you angry if you do well will you not be accepted? and if not then wait set the door to master you but you must master it. if you do well. will you not be accepted? to city of apple tim cook done well. accept it. when you do well. they will raise jesse arms goes over beat hitler. they give him a ticket tape parade in new york city in 19 with 3435. this is before all the marching and all the crate. just a joe lewis knocks out max melling in yankee stadium. and all of the country celebrates him because he did. well, i'm telling the lgbtq community. don't get caught in that advice. of trying to use the law of coercion. to make america like you it didn't work for us. change the hearts of the people be respectful talk to god if you're happy with yourself, that is enough. another fascinated point i really encourage people to go out and buy your new book the 25 lives lies. you you go heavy on how important morality was. for the civil rights community when it was desperately needed ki

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they then admitted that although 100 million people have read cain and abel throughout the world, they'dve it as it is. thank you very much indeed and indeed, version written 40 years ago is the version in the shops now. what what was what was the area? they were contemplating that you might that you might agree to have change. it was it worked gender was often a thing like go for a woman lady and something that you know in the latest i've had on another of my books is would i change which thandie and lady to caribbean the woman and i think on balance as it's such an 2002 i'll stick west indian lady but i'm asked to change it to caribbean woman and you're going to resist. to caribbean woman and you're going to resist . well, when going to resist. well, when i was up oxford, andrew , the was up oxford, andrew, the captain of the cambridge , was captain of the cambridge, was captain of the cambridge, was captain of the west indian team . so the olympic games i don't remember him saying . to me, remember him saying. to me, geoffrey, i'm captain the canbbean geoffrey, i'm captain the caribbe

put abel in their head and be done with that. host: republican in texas. go ahead. want to have president biden charged with insubordination. using the military, the president of the united states has to have permission from congress to use the military. he used the military to shoot down a balloon. that was a military matter and the military knew where that balloon was that all the time. host: f-22 jet missiles were used to strike the balloon. the fighter took the shot soon after the balloon cross the coast, providing a margin for debris to fall, with prevailing winds, landing six miles offshore, within the 12 mile limit of u.s. territorial waters. high-end surveillance balloons in their payloads can be brought back with the use of onboard parachutes, said industry experts. these are triggered by remote operators. the shootdown of the relatively slow moving target left the debris spread across seven miles of shallow water. the takedown was the first kill for the f-22, the air force's premier air to air fighter. and it is the first time this has been done from such