that never happens with achilles. achilles is a warrior, and he's only a warrior. and i spend so much time on this only say that again and again and again. the scholarship on the warrior ethos traces the warrior ethos back to achilles. and i want to challenge that a little bit for a couple of reasons. first, because when we think about the warrior, we tend to focus on the fact that both achilles and hector were to risk their lives. they were willing to pay a great sacrifice toward whatever their ends might have been. i would argue that they both have very different ends in mind and. so this warrior ethos grows up to this idea that. what it means to be a warrior is the willingness to risk one's life. the willingness to face risk in the face of an adversary, maybe even the actual imposition risk in front of the adversary. and so we think about in our modern time is the archetypal warrior. well, it's the person who's willing to to go out there and face the enemy gunfire at normandy or, you know, it's the person who's willing to raise the flag at jima, people who are w

what wonders if that is because achilles 13 what if achilles is a kind of person we should want to emulate? is achilles the kind of person the kind of eat those outlook young lieutenants for example. i think probably not. as you might remember thech ilid opens the raffle range depending on the transition. his rage, the breath comes personal slice of honor by philpott in several instances. expected a war prize at the last minute is taken away. his honor was hurt. that's the thing that drives him to violence that the things that motivates him. i don't know achilles is a kind of person went to emulate. we could look at hector on the other sacred actors hector is much more human as achilless is. we had glimpses of hector with this family we never get glimpses of achilles would get glint is of hector with his family and one classic scene he still wearing his uniform his right arm including his helmet leaned over the crib to see his baby the baby starts crying because the baby is scared of the armor. t hector takes his helmet off of the brake humanizing moment weak front hector in the fullness o

the achilles had briefly recoiled. all told, one of pickering's pickering's crew had been killed, his head sheared by a cannonball, and men were seriously wounded. the number killed and wounded board the achilles is unknown. i just want to tell you a brief story about this picture looking at right here. this is the top third of the plaque that was placed in salem, mass. chichester, which is right next door to marblehead, where i'm speaking to you from. it was placed there in 1909 to honor howard dean's heroics and his battle against achilles. now, while i was on the book, i read that this was supposed to be on the side of, a house where howard and i had lived. and it was in salem. it was right near the witch house. so i hopped on my bike. i rode over there hopefully to get a picture the plaque. i couldn't find it. so i called the local historian and asked her what had happened to the plaque and she laughed a little bit. she goes, well, it's on the inside of a korean barbecue restaurant about a block away from where it

we could look at hector on the other side, much more human than achilles.get consists of hector with his family.er he leans over the crib and the baby starts crying because the baby is scared and he takes his helmet off and it's a humanizing moment we experienced hector in the fullest of his personhood and it never happens with achilles, he's a warrior and only a warrior. ino spend time on this only to y again and again the scholarship on the warrior traces it back to achilles. want to challenge it because we think about the warrior he says, we focus on the fact that both achilles and hector were willing to risk their lives, going to pay the sacrifice for whatever the ends might've been, different ends in mind so this is up to this idea what it means to be a warrior's willingness to risk one's life and face risk an adversary or the actual risk in front of the adversary to be thinkto about this type of warrior? the person willing to go out and face the enemy in normandy or the person willing to raise the flag at yuma gmac, going to face risk for themselves i

now about achilles' rooster.heel, but american, that's the point. but russia has little connection with america, but america’s sanctions against russia have returned. well hiccupped very hard. yes, and europe, which is very strongly connected with us, has been destroyed. russia is not destroyed. we have complexity, nothing more, and europe is destroyed, if you return from the world system, the division of labor, china will come to america kirdyk, and they understand this and therefore they say achilles' heel, but not china and ours for today is everything right now, watch the news program and see you tomorrow. the information service of the russia tv channel continues its work on the air. my name is mary hello. we are very glad to see you. welcome to russia, my dear. putin, i came to you as a brother and as a friend , vladimir putin's talks with the president of guineibisau. we have a task force to seize and freeze the eu wants to use russian recovery assets.

and the achilles stood in his way an it only had 48 men on board, 16 cannons. the achilles was much larger, had 123 men on board and 43 cannons, most of which were much larger than the pickering six found canyon so the british prisoner on board the pickering turned to jonathan and said you've got to get out of here. this is not going to be out there quite wasn't going to the unfair fight what jonathan harridan said i shan't run from her and he didn't and next morning when they battled 1000 people from the ports of bilboa had wandered to the beach to watch this spectacle and american ships fighting each other and the battle lasted for about two hours and jonathan harridan decided to have his men load the cannons with bar shot which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar and when that goes from the candidate starts spinning wildly and it can/rigging and sales. it could even smashed a mask or a spark if it hits it directly so with that the achilles has had too much, he fled and harrison chased it but it got away, spun around. he reaches out to the g

and the achilles stood in his way and the pickering was a small ship. it only had 48 men on board 16 cannons. but the achilles was much larger, had 123 men on board, and 43 cannons. most of which were much larger than pickering. £6 cannons. so the british on board the pickering turned to jonathan harrington and said, know you better get out of here. this is not to be a fair fight. and it wasn't going be a fair fight. but jonathan harrington said to this man, i shan't from here. and he didn't. and the next morning but the next morning when they actually battled a thousand people from the of bilbao had wandered the beach to watch the spectacle offshore of this british and american ship fighting other. the battle lasted about 2 hours. and then jonathan harrington decided to his men load the cannons with baa shot, which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar. and when that exits the cannon it starts spinning wildly and it can slash rigging and sails. it can even smash a master spar if it hits it directly. so that the achilles had too much a t

the achilles was much larger. had 123 menoa on board and 43 cannons most of which were much larger than the pickren 6-pound cannons. so the british prisoner on board the pickren turned to jonathan and said you know you better get out of here, this is not going to be a fair fight. it was not going to be a fair fights. but jonathan said to this man i shan't run from her. and he didn't. and by the next morning when they actually battled 1000 people from the port of bill biao had wandered to the beach to watch the spectacle offshore of this british and american ship fighting each other. the battle lasted for about two hours. and thenci jonathan decided to have his men load the cannons with the bar shot which is basically two cannonballs connected by an iron bar when that exits the canon is start spinning wildly incan/rigging, and sales pretty can even smash a mast if it hits it directly but with that the achilles had too much turned and fled redhaired and tasted it was a little too fast. gotttu away. parroting spun ar

and i've been on inisherin before, and achill not so much. jaw-dropping to see the actual physical locations we were going. >> so beautiful. >> and we were laughing about it earlier. when martin put the pub on a place that is on the edge of the world, and my only reaction was congratulations. it was like-- >> he did, when he saw the set the first day, it was lovely. tart id" and iteemed tow fitting because it was like the balls of martin and the production designer to build this pub that is no longer there on this bluff 20 feet away from the front door with the atlantic and drop-off and cliffs and waves coming in constantly. just outside the pub door, the waves crashing down. it's like the waves and ocean were representative of the inner turmoil the people of the community felt. a lot of the film about oppression. the stuff that is kept down. >> he shot it cinematically, and it was epic in nature. everything was at the extreme. the beauty and the place was extreme. the hurt then that appeared to be a small hurt in a small story is elevateed i

with an output of, in this case 300 kilowatts in, but with the agility of a larger units, i devote achilles head on his course will make mortals styles. we look to our colleagues from formula one victim elements and they'd faced the very same conflict at the start of the hybrid era, new daughter who few were cylinders, i lowered displacement and, and extremely high output exclaimed boy, last, the classic turbo charger needs exhaust energy that the turbine wheel transmits to the compressor and we were kept on us that gradually builds us was behind, but depending on the size can lead to a delay called turbo lag lauder. this is where the motor comes in, come to, instead of waiting for the exhaust gas energy, or you can use it for instantaneous boost pressure allotted will can, and you get feedback from the regular engine a lot sooner, which gives you a far more spontaneous and very linear response to the entire engine, which montana, rosaline, i was under clickable hudden from him because i'm any drawbacks. fans of loud engines will find the sound experience a bit muted. that might dampen thei

, which is a love story about achilles and petroglyphs. it's very tragic. and, you know, it's a gay love story about, you know, there's war and people die. and like, this is not an obvious, you know, this is not like an upbeat romantic comedy romance novel sort of thing. like it's not necessarily an easy book, but it has sold. i don't actually know where it is now, but over a million copies and i think it's original print run was something like 20,000 books. it really took everyone by surprise. but it and it came out a couple of years ago but just sort of took off again because of because of tick tock and has sold incredibly well. well, we want to show an example this is an example of a history book. seven historical nonfiction books that betty ann and i both love. number one, history of the world in six glasses. this is my go to like big scope of history. devil in the white city is a crazy, untrue story. chicago, world's fair zero killer classic book club book. if you want to have your mind blown and get a little philosophical. w.e.b. dub

, which is a love story about achilles and petroglyphs. it's very tragic. and, you know, it's a gay love story about, you know, there's war and people die. and like, this is not an obvious, you know, this is not like an upbeat romantic comedy romance novel sort of thing. like it's not necessarily an easy book, but it has sold. i don't actually know where it is now, but over a million copies and i think it's original print run was something like 20,000 books. it really took everyone by surprise. but it and it came out a couple of years ago but just sort of took off again because of because of tick tock and has sold incredibly well. well, we want to show an example this is an example of a history book. seven historical nonfiction books that betty ann and i both love. number one, history of the world in six glasses. this is my go to like big scope of history. devil in the white city is a crazy, untrue story. chicago, world's fair zero killer classic book club book. if you want to have your mind blown and get a little philosophical. w.e.b. dub

here we have a common border with ukraine, achilles branch of the tanya. we are less than 300 kilometers away from crimea, and less than 40 kilometers from slick island. it is a volatile security environment close to our borders, but the menial naval forces have the capability to god will chain of security of each and every remaining citizens of every citizen belonging to the alliances and structure. we are part of the organs of ocean all over to the new threat level as a result of russia's aggression in ukraine has made otherwise routine drills like this more intense. especially in this part of europe. the so called east and flank of native where the alliance has beefed up its presence following russia's full scale invasion of ukraine in february 2022, nato reinforced its multinational battle groups in poland and in the baltic states . the alliance also agree to establish for more in bulgaria, hungary, slovakia, and romania. this has brought the total number of these battle groups to age, extending nato's forward presence from the baltic sea in the north

depends on russian resources and on french electricity the french, since they now have problems with achillesthey will be dealt with very simply . france has now become very dependent on the canadian australian. so to speak, fuel and they can be put under pressure. and about uh german u german-russian economic ties, it was said, so i quote verbatim, the only suitable way to guarantee germany's refusal of russian energy. it is our limited action to involve both sides of the military conflict in ukraine. in this country will inevitably lead to response from russia, the russians will not only not be able to ignore the massive pressure of the ukrainian army on the unrecognized publics of donbass , but they can be declared an aggressor and impose a full package of sanctions against them, then putin can in response to impose counter-sanctions on energy supplies to europe, the damage caused to countries the eu will be comparable to the damage to the russian federation but for germany it will be even greater. here is one of the main reasons. uh, the mess that the anglo-saxons brewed on our border wit

>> armstead , samson, achilles, no practice.rake, need, bosa, trent williams, with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >> don't forget to recognize your favor 49ers super fan. scan the qr code on your screen to nominate members of the faithful. all season long we'll highlight you and celebrate you super fans. >>> an international nonprofit dedicated to preventing blindness landed its flight hospital in the bay area this week. it's dedicated to traveling the world to treat patients and train doctors. kpix 5's anne makovec gives you an inside look at the eye clinic in the sky. >> so the first station here they are doing a glaucoma procedure using an artificial . >> on board an md-10 airplane that touched down for training for latin american physicians. >> it as an artificial retina, but it has veins like the retina of the real eye. >> the nonprofit is dedicated to eradicating preventable blindness, which impacts 33 million people around the world. >> people may be going line do not know that there is an intervention which can

. >> if fracking was the achille's heel for fetterman, abortion might have the achille's heel for mehmetz. tell us about that moment where he wasn't clear despite saying he was. >> absolutely. that of course is the issue that democrats across the country, but certainly fetterman here in pennsylvania using as his closing argument, what a democratic versus republican senate could mean for abortion rights moving forward. so mehmet oz was asked by the moderators about this bill that lindsey graham presented several weeks ago, months ago, that would limit abortions to 15 weeks, a federal abortion ban at 15 weeks. it's just a bill, hasn't been voting on, but asked if it was, where he would stand? >> i'm not going to support federal, federal rules that block the ability of states to do what they wish to do. the abortion decision should be left up to states -- i've been very clear on my desire as a physician not to interfere with how states decide. >> reporter: at one point, alex and brianna he said this should be left to doctors, women, and local government officials. this is what the fetterman

thing was erased from such a piece. the most famous story telling about the battle of hector and achilleswalls of the three hangs in the village museum so many of our ancestors moved to these lands and founded the city of mariupol 21 greek villages here. and naturally. we cannot fail our ancestors. we must preserve everything that they created for us. catherine's charter main relic of the azov greeks was irretrievably lost; it was kept in a museum in our local history city of mariupol; it burned down in a fire, but to our great regret. here, here, there is everything that was in this charter, all the texts, here are the revision tales of the greeks, the revision. uh, when the greeks came from the crimea, a clerk sat at the dig and copied each family, that is, here in this book there is a census of all the surnames of all and the names of the greeks who moved from the crimea to northern prioz. azov blood is not water, that is, blood you can't do, we are not greeks here. at we have, of course, here and mixed ones, but until a certain time the greeks were not allowed. uh, to create marriages

i actually want you guys -- each party thinking they have identified the achilles' heel of the otherarty. so i want to look at the defenses. here's how, in the three big races, how democrats are handling the crime issue in debates in interviews, in wisconsin, pennsylvania and georgia. take a listen. >> i have supported our police officers. i have called them and i've prayed with their families, like the officers lost in cobb county. one thing i have not done, i've never pretended to be a police officer, and i've never threatened a shootout with the police. >> 140 officers injured, one crushed in a revolving door, another hit in the head with a extinguisher, another stabbed with a metal stake, so this talk supporting law enforcement, it's not real. >> we funded the police and we funded the police and created a strong partnership between the police and the community. so i'm the only candidate that i'm actually running on my record on crime whereas dr. oz has never done anything about crime, except going around and running a bunch of commercial ads lying about my record. >> warnock sort

leave with their parents, they tear with them the most expensive, including pets , we carry the achillesxemperist said. we are in the answer, whom we tamed, so leave you can't have much health. if you are a member of the national guard, police officers or volunteers are immediately nearby, if someone needs help to ensure the safety of the evacuation process, in the first place they leave, mostly women with children and old men. those who cannot take up arms in their hands to protect their native land regret it. i was born here. i love this region, but with this environment, especially benders. i would tear the metal . health does not allow home-made tags with personal data on many bags, so as not to kherson residents do not want to lose on the road, their native city and their homes, but the safety of loved ones. now more shelling is intensifying every day, sometimes at night. if you dream about your ears in bed, you admit you think, god save me, so that the glasses do not fly at you, the travel time from kherson to the city of alyoshka takes about 50 minutes by water. the boat can carry

kristen: your past hit "achilles heel" is based on greek mythology.of academic. >> the coolest response i think to the song is seeing english teachers use it to talk about greek mythology in their classes. it blows my mind every time because i love greek mythology. i love anything literary. i remember i grew up reading the percy jackson novels, so i think it was the perfect song to talk about who i am a little bit as my first single. kristen: oh, my gosh, i love that. the other form of wordplay you love is punning. that's a passion you share in a tiktok video that went viral. >> i am the youngest international pun championships award winner in history. yes, puns. i guess you could call me a pundit. kristen: oh, ba-dum-bum. you went to this annual championship in texas, is that right? >> i did. when i was 17, i begged my parents to let me attend the international pun championships. it felt a little bit out of place, but also in a sense, i did feel like they were my people because i have been making puns for as long as i have been able to speak, and it

almost everybody scored our t achilles. and i did okay. but it was it through the composite audio lucky, lucky to your code, everybody's going to do for you to point of view when they get released from prison . i hope to become a practicing lawyer. so about that can be able to help are those who are less fortunate to achieve just to a p p has given me motivation to want to see tomorrow because i want to make an impact low. give me an opportunity to prove that i can do something . that is why i'm better than i was. i feel i'm empowered and able to be taking this much more, especially in 2 parts to that very person who is in dire need. the same way i was within tell you with a doing the ot, to change the world, to, to the perception of the world that people need a bit better. it's my passion and my desire to give back to the community in prison, but also in the community to where i leave away with too much of the same point for a very long time with a country. but i time of combat, we need to choose country on the people to change this count

and those cables are really the achilles heel of this form of bridge. they are in structural engineering terms. there is no redundancy. essentially no backup, if one of those cables fails, the bridge itself will fall down and thus appears to be what is what has happened in this instance. it's very hard for me from this distance to be sure why that cable has failed and there are a number of reasons. but given the age of the bridge is to be expected that over that timeframe that cable may have have, have, we can pass through lack of maintenance or, or rust or aspects like that that perhaps something picked up over time. the suspension bridges are commonly used. formed by, as i said, that deficiency, they use very little material, but they are tend to be designed by a chelsea, structural engineers or other experts in bridge engineering. and the checking that goes into ensuring a bridge is suitable for use is vital to maintain public safety. southcourt as president has joined moon as a shrine in on a saturday stampede victims in so you're in so keel and his

it was during a scrimmage 2 years ago when he ruptured his achilles moving forward.err says he and the medical staff won't be comfortable with him playing in a game until he scrimmage is under his belt. that's why he didn't play in tokyo and why he likely won't play on sunday. when asked if clay will be ready for the season opener on october. 18th, steve kerr was very noncommittal. >> my guess is he'll be ready. you know, it's not something we can just automatically say yes or no on. so getting better each day and he's doing more each day. the hope is that he'll he'll be able to you know, ended in an exhibition game before the regular season start sun. we've got 3 left 3 of those left. so, you know, some time. you know, i i would save unlikely that he would play this week. you know, sunday. so we're looking at next another 9 days. but before the regular season starts so. you know, that's that's what we're looking at, trying to trying to have him ready for opening night, but nothing. has been determined yet. >> now speaking with the warriors, i can confirm that there

i think that is still the achilles heel bit upon didn't go and point out intel and i should but that doesn't discourage the team from lanelle. they hold regular training workshops mainly for young entrepreneurs. and co operatives only don't like this machine that makes the fertilizer is not cheap at around $990.00 euros, but it is efficient. yeah, no, i mean, until now the participants only knew traditional composting of except for myself. so with this training, we realized that it could create great value and that we could produce mushrooms or other products on an industrial scale by the challenges. this results in an entire value chain, from the women who handle the cassava residue to the farmers and entrepreneurs. and last but not least, it's good for the environment. turned in waste into energy that seems like a very sensible use of readily available resources. that's all we've got time for to day. thanks for joining us and do come back again next week until then. i am crystal, i'm signing off from logan states nigeria, salon creek. see you next time, and all of your viewers. don

are leaving together with parents take with them the most expensive, including pets we carry the achillest said we answered, whom we tamed, so it’s impossible to leave. if you are an employee of the national guard, police officers or volunteers are immediately nearby, if someone needs help, the safety of the evacuation process, leaving in the first place, mostly women with children and old men. those who cannot take up arms to defend their native land regret this, i was born here as a person. i love this region, but with this environment, especially benders. would tear metal health is not allows many people to have self-made tags with personal data on their bags, so as not to lose kherson residents on the road, they do not want to leave their hometown and their homes, but the safety of loved ones. now the shelling of the apu is more expensive, it is getting stronger every day, it happens at night. if you return to bed, you will press your ears, he thinks, god save me, so that the glasses do not fly while on the way from kherson to the city of alyoshka. by water it takes about 50 minutes,

well, two ankles were broken, yes, the leg was hanging on the achilles, it was practically held, so therehould have been a recovery, but at least 4-5 months. well, the doctors did their best. and i thank viktor vasilyevich tikhonov, who believed in me and took me to the olympics, by the way, came out grassy, ​​which was still buzzing and became olympic champions. we have archival footage. the moment our scorer missed was a good one, a combination of unexpected pastes, advantageous positions or a pinpoint duct. this is already strongly thrown kozhevnikov hitting the puck again. here kozhevnikov throws the puck shines at the gate. i don't know anything about hockey. well, i look at this fantastic beat, even i understand that's the way the middle. uh, boxes. here is a powerful blow that pierces space and immediately flies in such a trajectory as our shells are now. it was your first victory olympiad in general, the first olympics is my permian yes, but what kind of feeling is this aleksandrovich and the olympics are the first, uh, and into olympic champions. yes, even after my injury, and he

that compulsory hijab is the achilles heel of the regime. >> why are you so sure the regime will lose? >> because the iranian regime know that themselves. and that is why actually they're trying to cut off the internet and ta the hope away from iranian people. the young generation, as i told you, the tiktok generation, they are sacrificing their lives to bring this regime down. of course i have hope. mean, i lost everything in my life -- everything -- but not hope, because this is what the iranian government want to take it away from us. >> you've been pretty critical of the biden administration and their lack of support for the protests. of course, they say they do support the protesters because they support human-rights advances, but they're not calling for regime change. you've even spoken with national security advisor jake sullivan, and you told him that the u.s. government should stop negotiating the nuclear deal with iran and connect with opposition leaders for information about what it's really like on the ground. he told you that the biden administration was going to maintain

well, with an achilles injury, but hey, it isn't all that cornerback. jason verrett was back on the practice field today with emmanuel moseley having season ending surgery with last week's torn acl. is the logical choice to come back into the fold and help that banged up. secondary kyle shanahan. he's pretty pleased to see his shutdown cornerback running around on the practice field. but he said the team will be ultra cautious in regards to his return. >> got to test everything out to make sure he's ready. not just that he's feeling good and says he's good and looking quick, you've got to make sure you can do go through all the routes, everything in practice stuff. you figure out throughout training camp. but sometimes tough in just carted practice last year or in 19. i we all felt like he was there. then he got in some situations where you can see wasn't. so that's what i'm trying to not do. >> we'll see what happens. first. it was rams linebacker bobby wagner tackling an on-field protester in the 49 ers game. now raiders receiver davante adams is bein

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i think that is still the achilles heel build plan didn't go and point out intel and i should but that doesn't discourage the team from lanelle. they hold regular training workshops mainly for young entrepreneurs and co operatives on the phone. plug this machine that makes the fertilizer is not cheap at around $990.00 euros, but it is efficient. yeah, no, i mean, until now the participants only knew traditional composting of except for myself. so with this training, we realized that it could create great value and that we could produce mushrooms or other products on an industrial scale machine and is this results in an entire value chain from the women who handle the cassava residue to the farmers and entrepreneurs. and last but not least, it's good for the environment. turned in waste into energy that seems like a very sensible use of readily available resources. that's all we've got time for today. thanks for joining us and do come back again next week until then. i am crystal, i'm signing off from ogen states, nigeria. so long grease see you next time and all of your viewers. don't

on the i did to the bar, then this re a billiard ball was because i think that the still the achilles heel bit upon didn't go and point out at the lumber should but that doesn't discourage the team from law. now they hold regular training workshops mainly for young entrepreneurs and co operatives on the phone plugin. this machine that makes the fertilizer is not cheap at around 990 euros, but it is efficient yellow. until now, the participants only new traditional composting of except for myself. so with this training, we realized that it could create great value and that we could produce mushrooms or other products on an industrial scale minor challenges in this results in an entire value chain. from the women who handle the cassava residue to the farmers and entrepreneurs. and last but not least, it's good for the environment. turned in waste into energy that seems like a very sensible use of readily available resources. that's all we've got time for today. thanks for joining us and do come back again next week until then. i am crystal, i'm signing off from ogen states, nigeria, sal

center of command and control of the communication and supply lines, and iranian drones have an achilleseel, unlike modern missiles, these drones are not very accurate, the farther from the target, the greater the error, and that's because of their system their guidance is an inertial guidance system a-a therefore a-a they also have rather er-e low accuracy they do not have the ability to hit moving objects exclusively stationary in order to make up for this shortcoming a little, the russians heard adding other iranian drone makhajer-6, it is more like a small scout plane, a kind of fire corrector from the air, it is mokhachevshi that can be used to strengthen this guidance and be this element that significantly increases the accuracy of paths 136, so i do not rule out that it is a kind of accompanying element, most of the characteristics of the entire striker drone are still unknown to us, and we will fix it very soon, because one of these drones was planted by the ukrainian military at the expense of rap, how can we understand because he has no scouts, he was just targeting a new batch

economy which, according to polls remains the democrats achilles heel, biden announcing a plan to crack down on so called junk fees that make everything from bank transactions to cable tv builds more expensive. today biden heads to upstate new york to tout the building of a new computer chip plant. meanwhile former president trump has scheduling more rallies for republican candidates will visit iowa, florida, ohio and pennsylvania before election day , rhiannon thank you. police are also investigating a burglary at the campaign headquarters of arizona secretary of state katie hobbs. she is running for governor against republican carry lake. several items were reportedly taken, but police have not identified any suspects to mortgage rates and they've hit a new high and it's crushing the housing market. the average 30 year fixed rate is now 7.1% that's the highest since 2001. more people are now renting. but guess what rents are also way up. a recent survey found more americans are moving in with friends or family, and a new report today is expected to show the u. s economy grew last quar

declared that he would reduce oil production, and thereby actually undercut the russians, this is the achilless it possible to somehow sell the right decision about inflicting such a heavy blow on putin on oil? you asked me a question before that, i somehow missed it, and they didn't answer it. the principles of sanctions policy are one of the the most important principles of the sanctions policy is that the reverse damage is inflicted on the economy of the country that imposes sanctions. in the world and it delivers more there than saudi arabia yes and here it is approximately every sixth ton or every sixth barrel that you like the oil that is traded in the world it is consumed there by america, everything is produced internally, that is, nothing goes to the market. yes, you say a ton of russian production, that is, if russia is supposed to be there in some random way, the european union or the united states will come up with something like that. then probably prices for oil will soar, i don’t know, $200-250 per barrel, but after that the entire world economy will immediately collapse because

see elmo achilles in consecutive years and still help the team win a championship. i mean, they heard hearing that. because it's like man i put in so much freaking effort to get back to this point. i'm not going to let these injuries be a crutch for me. i'm just gonna keep going and have a great year and bet on that. don't bet against him three weeks into the season of the shark season, they still were looking for their first win at home. and i think this little fan maybe brought them some luck tonight against the toronto maple leaves, however, the sharks did squander a 31 lead. toronto ties it up in the third on this slap shot by austin matthews. 3 to 3. we go to overtime 50 seconds. into overtime. timo meier finds erik karlsson on the breakaway little deke will go. that's the game winner. sharks win 4 to 3. they improved to three and seven on the season and they break through with their first win at the tank. christiano ronaldo back from manchester united after a one game suspension for leaving the pitch early. ronaldo denied on a beautiful head or kids. this is w

how defense has been their achilles heel. it looks like a pickup game out there.to the final 41 of the finalists credits his video game playing for the move. he pulled off to make