a new dawn for africa to underline the growing importance of the continent ursula funda chose addison as her 1st international visit as head of the european commission from the european union to the african union which is based here in the ethiopian capital. it's important to me that we work together on projects to fight climate change see here in africa in and is out about people are experiencing the results of climate change as well followed in the scheme of hundreds. but climate change is just one issue migration is still a big concern for europe and it also hopes for closer economic cooperation meeting with ethiopian prime minister and nobel peace prize winner i'll be ahmed the 2 sides signed contracts worth 170000000 euros for projects including infrastructure and health care i would like to expose my shoes she. said to me to feel safe enough to go. this is the way i was. offered the fund lion regularly speaks of a geo political european commission one that would strengthen europe's influence in the world but they each new has some catching up to do for example the light rail sys

a whole host of problems at arsenal, addison is they get a new the better. freddie ljungberg. the squad? is it down to him the squad7m is it down to him the squad? if you compare him to duncan ferguson, you will not mess with duncan ferguson, you will do exactly as he says. i played with freddie at west ham, he doesn't, he is not the type of character to just straighten out the dressing room, if there are issues within the club and their public carry on going. it is a tough one for him in his first real managerial position that he has got to address these issues. you had a brief spell with him as a player with west ham. has he got what it takes to turn things around? what kind of spirit will he engender? he had a real passion for arsenal. he came to west ham from arsenal, he loved the club and spoke about it and his hatred of manchester united, but from that he clearly has a direction that needs to get across to the players, and if he cannot do that then they are just going to float along in the same way. whether he can invoke the passion that duncan ferguson can, i don't know

understand what was happening there straight replied that he could not think straight the what's next addison has previously complained about the conditions of his imprisonment on multiple occasions that's all from me and huff an hour neil harvey will be hit to take us out i missed that but don't go too far because up next it's all documentary straight but it. he always still got you that you tied in to the movie could sneak. over there cook. you. could want to take a body thing out of your mates and each of them to look at him as all. the eat too much haha get to be a good tone cook on the author to get those people to fail when i'm not good children tell him with all that you can fire one next time you don't come. see. please. play. lists lists lists lists. lists. and very well might continue watching on since last. the official for russia is not. doing the probably will. for instance he in the contrary to his predecessors he did not stop any war so probably it is it is a little bit safer a more predictable in these perspectives on the other hand the world is changing it is a true bill and

addison died 70 percent say back to movement and the reason why there is such an citee is because this reform isn't been clearly explained to government as a managed to convince people that it would be reform to make the system fairer and where most people will not loose and you haven't saved people think that by a pig in a book they don't know exactly what they'll get for it and you have some provisions were rightly concerned about the future of pensions especially because it's beyond duraid were because you have the teachers whose pensions were based on. their fine or 6 months or public servants based on the final 6 months of the carit competitor to 5 years on a system so with the paramedics that it's all or if they were directed to account ok order which is that's why the government just of that trying to calm things down announced at a pretty crease wages for teachers that there was no as that came to late laura is this something that people are ready and willing to compromise on in the near future to move forward or do you think this is a red line for the majority of the french pe

[applause] joy, young the giant, councilmember mike, gil, assembly sawyer, jennifer addison, christinagston, ana maria. let me thank my old and dear friend, dr. cornell west. [applause] thank tim robbins. [applause] thank congresswoman -cortez.ia ocasio [applause] we kind of take it for granted but alexandria has been in congress for less than one year. [applause] year, she has than hundredsore of members of congress combined. [applause] she has spoken out against racism, sexism, homophobia. she has stood up for the working families of this country. you so muchthank for your participation in this campaign. [applause] i don't have to tell anybody ine that we are living difficult and unprecedented times in american and world history. president who is a pathological liar. running a corrupt administration. sexist, aacist, xenophobe, and a religious bigot. [booing] other than that, not so bad. [laughter] that's a joke. brothers and sisters, whatever onlyign is about is not defeating trump. our campaign is about a political revolution. [applause] it is about transforming this country. creati

bolt, captain, via van, addison lee, get, 0la, free now, have you heard of any of them?o maybe that's why. uber are appealing the transport for london decision and that could take a year, they suggest, don't they? while the appeal process is under way uber can carry on working in london and providing transport. absolutely and to be fair i don't think they are going anywhere. they have been through this process before and it has been extended for months and i think this will be extended and potentially they will be granted their licence at the end of the appeal period. i think what this does is identify some of the competitors they have but also ensures they tighten up the reins in terms of how those services are delivered. uber need to put safety at the forefront of the business strategy rather than making money. you just can't conceive of a big organisation failing to manage in a city like london. it would be catastrophic, wouldn't it? they will have to work it out. not called a disruptorfor no have to work it out. not called a disruptor for no reason. in the telegraph,

paul addison, from harrogate in the uk tweeted this video of his four—month—old daugher reacting to herosed as being severely deaf back in september and now wears a hearing aid in each ear. let's have a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. it does look like this weekend is going to be a fairly unsettled one, particularly for the second half of the week and, as low pressure takes over, bringing strong winds, gale force winds for many of us, and also showers and long spells of rain, some of which will be heavy in places. i have to stress that weekend doesn't start off on such a bad note, thanks to this ridge of high pressure, winds will be lighter for a while. to the west, this area of low pressure will arrive late in the day, especially across northern and western areas. for much of england and wales it should be a dry start with some sunny spells around. the further north and west that you are, the clouds will increase through the day, as will be south—westerly wind and the rain will begin to pop up, especially across scotland. heavier in western areas. temperatures are no

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about the church in the revolution through jefferson at addison's, they destroy the churcchurch establishment. the colonial virginia to levy a tax on everybody to support the anglican church that would later become the episcopal church is the highest single tax tha sings 1 feet and it means there are 110 or so and virginia. they are not truly public schools but they are schools where jefferson goes to one of them. where the church state establishment gets taken away. just about all the schools were gone elsewhere. education is in worse shape. in part because what jefferson had done. but jefferson had expected when they destroyed the church state establishment they would take the tax savings and invest it in public education. there is a struggle between jeffersons vision of the secular university note chapel, no professor of theology, purely secular, nothing like this in the world at the time. very important for jefferson to do it that way. that starts to break down once he's dead and during his enterie there was an element. the. what happens is the culture that young gentleman and virginia a

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remember that the next time pelosi's acolytes tried to pull addison statue off his pedestal for crimes against progressive orthodoxy. they are being presented as heroes. enjoy it while it lasts. the framers were read that corrupt americans might take money from foreign powers to do their bidding and that is why we need to be impeached donald trump, get it? wait a second, trump didn't take money from ukraine. hunter biden data. trump just pointed that out. he was on james madison's side, vigilantly policing bribery by hostile foreign power and for that he must be removed from office. that is the democratic party's position and if you are not sold yet, if you sense there might be a few links missing from that logic chain, nancy pelosi has an answer for you, not so much an argument as it is a cliche bomb. designed to convey the impression that important facts are being delivered and profound thinking is taking place. is like that old don mclean song. it doesn't actually mean anything but it moves you anyway. less in the nancy pelosi's rendition of it. >> the republic, if we could keep it,

let me also recognize and thank you for the service of those on the committee, as well as allen and addison wilson for their service to our country in iraq. i know from first-hand experience, it is not easy there. but i am honored to be with you today to discuss u.s. policy in iraq, and where we go from here. seen, demonstrations have swept baghdad and southern promises in what began as a wave theraqi youth reacting to firing of a respected war hero and soon grew into a movement demanding an end to endemic corruption and demanding greater opportunity, with demonstrators spanning religious sects, gender, and occupational lines. the demonstrators are rightfully tired of living under bad governance and want more from their leaders. hundreds of iraqis have been killed and as many as 20,000 injured so far, prompting the u.s. to speak out loudly and frequently to say, stop the killing, bring the killers to justice, and protect the people's right to express themselves freely, including through public demonstrations, and free access to the media and internet. not surprisingly, another element of ir

nobel award ceremony there in oslo he's an ethiopian analyst at the international crisis group from addison advice thank you very much william davidson for being with us our prime minister is dealing with a lot of challenges right now internally in ethiopia does she in your view deserve this nobel peace prize especially so early in his premiership. well i mean i don't think it's for me to assess that i think we've heard i think we've heard pretty clear justifications for the decision to give the nobel peace prize that was the decision of the committee you know what i would say about that is what comes through loud and clear is that we both had very impressive bold leadership from the but that's mainly been dismantling the old order in ethiopia and overcoming some of the repression there and then making reaching out to president desirous of restoring diplomatic relations that what everyone recognizes is that this is unfinished business and the really are considerable challenges both domestically and also some of those domestic challenges also play into the fact that this peace process with e

paul addison, from harrogate, tweeted a video of his four—month—old georgina reacting to her mother's for her. now it's time for a look at the weather. today we have seen a lot of cloud across the uk, outbreaks of rain pushing eastward followed by really heavy showers as well. so most of us have seen rain at some point in the day. skies looked threatening in this picture. overnight tonight we will keep the north—westerly winds and that will continue to bring patchy cloud and a scattering of showers around the north—westerly coast. they will be dry weather for quite a few of us with temperatures at four tonight. tomorrow will be a reasonable start to the weekend and sunshine breaking through the cloud are crossing and wales. but the cloud is thicker in the afternoon where we will see some afternoon rain arriving in the north—west of scotla nd rain arriving in the north—west of scotland and turning increasingly heavy. the level b accompanied by south—westerly winds. temperature up to 11 celsius. the second half of the weekend, the weather is set to turn quite a bit windier. good evening

now teaches photography at moon park college in california and he was an artist in residence at the addison gallery of american art in andover massachusetts. and he is the co-author with willis seidenberg of the book and matter of conscience of g.i. resistance during the vietnam war. i would like to welcome bill short to the podium and let's hear his perspective. [applause] >> the book okay i'm not used to holding in mike, okay the book linda was just talking about is his book which is out-of-print it was published in 1992 and you can still get it on amazon, it's 58 oral histories and portraits of gis who protested the war, one of the early publications also kind of the backbone of the exhibit in the book. and also contributor as i was to sir no, sir. i was the associate producer one of the associate producers of the great film sir no, sir which is being shown tomorrow night and i encourage all of you to see that. if you want to sign find an unsigned line you can go to a matter of conscience.com and there's also another project my wife and i worked on those called memories of the american w

probably the worst thing he had was addison's disease. it is still not cured entirely. it was first diagnosed in 1947. they told him he would probably live another 10 years. he began to believe anything beyond 1957, he was living on borrowed time. that was part of the reason he always seemed to be in a hurry. he did not know if he was going to live. had many, many health problems. add back, asthma. he took medications that complicated his health. potentially he would've died of natural causes had he not been assassinated. it was pretty serious and it was a constant concern. his brother robert had there was not a day on earth when his brother was not in severe physical pain and that seems to be true. >> let me read you something -- the doctor saying that kennedy said -- kennedy probably only had 10 years to live. this is commentary from eb -- from lee white, one of kennedy's closest advisers in the white house, the also worked for john kennedy in the u.s. senate. "john kennedy did not go peacefully over that little hope ump of turning 40. i remember the event even today.

let me also recognize and thank you for the service of those on the committee as well as allen and addison wilson for their service to our country in iraq. i know from firsthand experience it's not very easy there. but i'm honored to be with you today to discuss u.s. policy in iraq and where we go from here. as we have all seen, public demonstrations have swept baghdad and the owner provinces in what began was as a wave of iraqi youth obling to the firing of a war hero soon grew to a broader movement demanding elimination of corruption, endemic corruption and great are economic opportunity with demonstrators spanning occupational and generational lines. the demonstrators are rightfully tired of bad governance and want more from leaders. hundreds of iraqis have been killed as you both mentioned. as many as 20,000 injured so far prompting the united states to speak out loudly and frequently to say, stop the killing, bring the killers to justice and protect the people's right to express themselves freely, including through public demonstration and free access to the media and internet. not su

my two older suns, alan and addison served in iraq and developed a warm appreciation for citizens. on a vibrant future for iraqi families. iraqi prime minister abdul, tendered his resignation late last month describing it as a missed method of peaceful interboro power in democratic system. but he knew your government will be hard to forum and it will likely be as corrupt as the current one. at any rate it does not appear that the protesters in the streets of iraq, are satisfied by this announcement. the united states, must make it a priority to stay on for human rights and accountability and meaningful government in iraq. we have been handed in my opinion, a golden opportunity was a people of iraq have stood organically against corruption and iranian influence. and we must seize the moment. that is white my colleague rep. tom malinowski and i have introduced hr 5276 to the iraq human rights accountability act in 2019. this important bill, sends a strong message to the iraqi people by requiring a state department review. to determine at certain pmf and met administrative leaders mee

a per foot royalty of the amount that addison showed in the movie theaters. there was a carve out the military, the u.s. government could act also film. that now explains the two cameras. one is the military shooting, the other is the camera crew that the wright brothers hired. he word, right there, marketing. marketing the pictures. in this case selling the motion pictures. this is also going to make the wright brothers money. it is strictly business. in order to piece this thing together, by recreating the calendar from july of 1909. to figure out what was what. this is when orville started flying on the 20th of june. he had a crash again. but after that they changed the airplane, that's when it went from the two little semicircular things. just to. so if it's got one that means it's from here. he only ever flew with two people in 1909 and here in here. if it's one guy on the airplane, it has to be from somewhere before here. looking at their diaries and notes and everything. these are the days he actually flew. president taft only visited once. from there.

paul addison, from harrogate, tweeted a video of his four—month—old georgina reacting to her mother'soday with outbreaks of rain at times. the rain tends to ease two showers later on and we will start to get some cooler north—westerly winds blowing in. damp weather for many of us with the showers really packing into the north and western areas of the uk. some of those showers are likely to be quite heavy. and those north—westerly winds will drag in some cooler air. temperatures falling through the afternoon. highs of around 8 degrees, but still mild across england and wales. you will see 11 or 12 celsius fairly widely. through the night time, the rain will tend to ease off for many areas although a few showers will continue around the coast and hills in the north—west of the country. patchy cloud around. these are the overnight temperatures. it is relatively mild compared with recent nights. we are looking at lows of around 4—6 celsius. as far as the weekend goes, what we are keeping an eye on is a deep area of low pressure that is set to form. and it forms because the jet stream get