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and joining us to address this atrocities in gaza is alfred desius lawyer, and writer and historian, also uh press tv's camilla. oh pardon me, um, mr. zias, welcome to the program sir, um, your initial thoughts about the troll cities taking place in uh gaza over the last uh 43 days, this is mr. zaias joining us from geneva, we don't have our correspondent as of yet, go ahead, mr. desyas, well antonio guterres, our secretary general falk turk, our high commissioner for uh. human rights and couple of dozen united nations rapporteurs have been calling for immediate seasfire, they have been calling for a stop and prevention uh of the genocide, the international court of justice uh is seized of the matter, the international criminal court is seased of the matter, as you probably know, algeria, colombia and south africa have approached the international criminal court to bring a case on article six seven and eight of the statute of rome against israel in particular against netanyahu. now what is necessary is to have millions of people on the streets, not hundreds of thousands, but millions

brother ludvig died, and they mistake and let the newspaper ran an obit of alfred. they assumed it was alfred who had died and ran a scathing obituary, talking about him as someone who has destroyed more lives than any other man. and his legacy will be awful. and as he's reading this and you can imagine the waves, if this re a cartoon coming out of his head, he decides to sort of a jimmy stewart movie. he decides to correct his life and he sets up in his will the nobel foundation, so that he will be own as the patron of peace and scientific progress. but up until then, if he hadn't seen his own obit, nobody knows what would have happened in oslo. but isn't that a fun footnote? i mean, i didn't know it. maybe you did, but it was new to me. i thought it was great. yeah. i love that story and i'm so happy to hear you say about that, about the footnotes, because that is that is another area where peter peters become a theme in this discussion. but you and i would wrestle over these things because not only are there probay 200 pages that hit the floor on this because we

alfred dezias joining us from geneva. hello, mr.en been four hours since it was, it started. everyone expects that the humanitarian truth will be broken several times. i'd be very surprised. there are not many more uh civilians were killed in these four days, that of course entails uh war crimes and tails of crimes against humanity. this is matter that has already been elevated to the international criminal court by algeria and colombia, south africa is joined them etc. i have little trust in the objectivity of the international criminal. court i think this is a situation of continuing genocide that deserves being elevated to the international court of justice and back in 2007 we had the judgment of the international court of justice in the case bosnia against serbia and serbia was held responsible for not preventing. it's not going as far as saying serbia committed genocide in in bosnia, but had responsibility for not preventing it, because it was forseable. now we know from who, from the world health organization, from the interna

brother ludvig died, and they mistake and let the newspaper ran an obit of alfred. they assumed it was alfred who had died and ran a scathing obituary, talking about him as someone who has destroyed more lives than any other man. and his legacy will be awful. and as he's reading this and you can imagine the waves, if this were a cartoon coming out of his head, he decides to sort of a jimmy stewart movie. he decides to correct his life and he sets up in his will the nobel foundation, so that he will be known as the patron of peace and scientific progress. but up until then, if he hadn't seen his own obit, nobody knows what would have happened in oslo. but isn't that a fun footnote? i mean, i didn't know it. maybe you did, but it was new to me. i thought it was great. yeah. i love that story and i'm so happy to hear you say about that, about the footnotes, because that is that is another area where peter peters become a theme in this discussion. but you and i would wrestle over these things because not only are there probably 200 pages that hit the floor on this becau

genrikhovich, gubai genrikhovich, almost like that, only alfred, well, my friends call me guba, thatg to you later, you’re strange, alfred genrikhovich, you don’t even know how strange yet, but i have to find out, doubt it, that’s it, look for me, and i’ll find it myself, listen, i’ve been on my feet all day today, as i understand it, you don’t have a sedentary job either, maybe we can sit down, uh-huh, uh-huh, yes, the situation is certainly weird, andryukh, but not critical, yes, stupid. i knew he was from the southwest, almost the strongman’s right hand, and silych was an authority, what a strongman, well, i’ll see what can be done. i’ll rub it out with the right people, that’s it, while i’m spending, uh-huh, where did you go, lip, become acquainted, with whom , girl, well, you saw her, she fought in the ring, tanya’s name is, and why are you so happy, eat a lemon, thinking , my lip is ripe, serious. i’m thinking, how can we start a new eco-farm at the expense of my old korish? so what are you planning? well, let’s go and give up the honors, i ’ll bring you up to speed. it's possi

alfred rosenberg, flight minister of the eastern occupy. the governor-general of occupied poland, wilhelm frick , the re-minister of the interior, julius streicher, the editor-in-chief of the dersturmer weekly and one of the key propagandists of nazi germany. frit sauckel, responsible for the organization of the system of forced labor in the third reich. arthur zeiss inquart, flight commissioner of the netherlands, alfred yodel, chief of the operational directorate of the supreme command of the armed forces. adolf hitler's personal secretary, martin bormann, was convicted in absentia, because he probably died in the spring of 1945. three more received life sentences. rudolf hess, one of hitler's closest associates, is his deputy in the party. walter funk, vice-minister of economy, president of the rijksbank, eric röder, commander-in-chief of the naval forces until the age of 43. four more convicts received different terms: 20 years in prison for vienna gauleiter baldor von schirach and hitler's personal architect albert speyer. 15 years - t

my guests, matthew alfred and muhammad desai are still with me. thank you, gentlemen for sticking around. let me start with muhammad. any reaction to any of the stories that we have covered so far? i think that one. on the one hand, whilst israel has especially on the african continent and to some degree attempting on in latin america, whilst israel has tried to use economics and has tried to use finance, has basically tried to bribe uh african states and african nations for its support or for their support for its positions. i think that israel in the main has been failing, i think that the... african continent, both a government level, but also a people level, are still ensuring that old links to the palestinian struggle and to the palestinian people are remaining and are only but increasing. we've seen this in the recent past, where israel attempted to enter the african union, but that decision is now being put on hold, we know that israel tried to had an africa israel conference, and that conference was cancelled. we know various other attempt

alfred barnett, known as barney, was a gunner in the raf.d incendiaries. that's for lighting fires. now the idea was to mark the target, give them some trouble, then drop these incendiaries to create fires. now, the biggest fire i ever saw was at hamburg. when you're flying — i know this may sound strange — i used to start shaking here. and then when you got up there, you were very calm. amazing. but you'd go through hell going there and hell coming back from it. stan mincherjoined the royal navy. he was 18 when he crossed the channel on d—day. his task was to deliver tanks to the beaches of normandy. the first thing we saw at about - daylight was the minesweepers coming forwards to sweep a channel to the beach. _ 0n the way in, we hit a landmine. it wasn't a big mine. it blew a hole, but it didn't become a major problem. i i could just see the seawall and the houses beyond it. i the initial forces in our area, juno, were canadian. - they had a disastrous time, and the majority of them i were sunk on the beach with a lot of casualties. j thi

come on, i’ll make fun of my hands up the hill, this is for you, again you’re alfred genrikhovich, thatis in my fantasy, you are watching me, i’m thinking, maybe we’ll be with you then, well , what, well, how is it, well, when man and woman, i like it. trump each other so to speak, i think it’s time. are you seriously? they want this right here and what moment seriousness is my middle name! no, well, if you're ready, i'm ready? what are you ready for? well, how is it, well, go to you? i picked up flowers for this purpose, culture, like in the movies, come on, that is, get up! i'm telling you, trump moment, this is also, i’m here, well, that’s the thing, i heard your conversation out of the corner of my ear, well, on mobile, how much you heard, enough, stas, this is, well, the one who was naughty in the dragon, that’s right, yes, he , but it’s not like that, yes, well, think about it, i’m not like trash there, i don’t judge, and well, maybe it’s okay, let’s fall somewhere, well, have a cup of beer, let’s go, are you sure? no, but my intuition tells me that there is a connection. intuitio

alfred dreyfus, a jew , is accused of espionage. theodore herrtel, journalist the jew, who rarely sets foot in the synagogue, blames the way the french people look at the jews. herdzel believed that the jews should emigrate in order to change the situation. it cannot be done without migration. he visits different people and always talks about financial issues. bring billions and take billions from ottoman debts, german interests and business plans. herzl is advised to write down his thoughts write a book like your uncle's cabin herzl begins to write i have a solution to the jewish problem the jewish state there the land of dreams the book of the state the jew is published in thousands of printed copies. from now on, herretzel is looked upon as a leader . because of the opposition of german jews to the concept of zionism. the first zionist congress is held in switzerland. herretzel participates in the congress with special formality. a great claim is made. the establishment of the zionist state, that too in palestine. various jewish

in june 1943 , a letter landed on the desk of alfred rosenberg, reich minister for the eastern occupiedat first glance, the content is strange. its name also looked strange. on the illegality of the methods used during anti-partisan operations. it was signed by gautlay vilgel makube, in it he asked to weaken the punitive measures against the population of the district entrusted to him. but we were talking about an operation on which the germans had special hopes and which they planned to carry out at lightning speed in 10 days. in the strategically important region for the nazis, the minsk and vitebsk regions, the partisans inflicted the most intense attacks on communications, and did not reach the front as they were so necessary. cargo, the task was to liquidate the partisan detachments of the borisov-begumel zone as quickly as possible. i urgently arrived at the location of the partisan unit, not far from lake palik. commissar of the kiroov partisan detachment ivan germanov, with him the family member and head of intelligence moshkov. the information they had was of particular importa

alfred boucher, was originally called the villa maria de medici, but the artists themselves, uh, whoseis hostel simply resembled they were so tiny that they resembled honeycombs, and the artists themselves called their hostel simply hive, and since then this name has stuck, and the most interesting thing is that artists still live in hive, now visitors come to me and say : we didn’t manage to visit ulia, but i say, we managed, we had the magic word. when we pronounced it, all doors opened for us. that word was smilovich. smilovici, where the great artist chaim soutine was born. the works of chaim soutine are presented in the largest state, museum and private collections around the world. the originals of three works by the artist are located in belarus. one of them visited his small homeland. at least for one day, residents of the urban village of sneloviche can enjoy the splendor of the colors of the landscape, large meadows in chartres near vioduc, this work, together with the painting of eva’s portrait, are included in the state list of historical and cultural values ​​of the republ

i, oh, alfred, you will understand me, the word nach in german means the direction of movement, in russianis the same, only much more specific, are you, mikhalych, because of a chick, or what ? micah, it so happened historically that i never shook up your unhealthy liver. but now, it seems, my fatherly love for you is rapidly falling through the cracks, mikhailovich, we understand everything, we’re leaving, yes, have a pleasant evening, a pleasant evening. artificial intelligence is penetrating deeper into our lives, what revolutionary changes in medicine is it capable of, what areas why it should be used extremely carefully, where to get specialists who will provide the country with technological sovereignty , what place we are in the global it race today, we’ll talk about this with the head of the institute of system programming of the russian academy of sciences, harutyun avitisyan. arkhanovich, the institute of system programming, as far as i understand, has a lot of experience in creating solutions in the field of artificial intelligence, and it has a long history, as far as i underst

his correspondence with bert rand russell and his criticism of thinkers such as alfred norse and humeead throughout the world. more than 50 of these correspondences were published in a book titled "thoughts of thoughts". allameh jafari wrote in various sciences and wrote more than 80 volumes of books. among his famous works, we can mention the description and commentary of nahj al-balagheh in 27 volumes. musa weil, tabriz sed and cima reporter. thank you very much dear viewers , we will be at your service with the next part of the news at 4:00. what happened here today? you don't read this yourself. mahd farsh provides free carpets with fursh plus design, mokht farsh. iran is mahd farsh. facial skin wrinkles can affect our face a lot, that's why we are always looking for a way to prevent aging. our skin is the best cream for reducing surface freckles arbiana skin is a cost-effective solution for firmness and wrinkle removal due to its herbal and natural ingredients. beeswax, chicory extract, bitter and sweet almond oil and calendula can prevent skin wrinkles and even reduce them. sms

tell us what this place is, why it has such an amazing name, this hostel, when, which was built by alfredlla maria medice, but the artists themselves, whose rooms in this hive, in this dormitory, resembled just that , they were so tiny that they resembled a honeycomb, and the artists themselves called their dormitory simply uli, since then this name has stuck, and the most interesting thing is that in the hive before there are still artists living, and now visitors come to me and say: “but we didn’t succeed.” to visit ulia, and i say: we succeeded, we had a magic word, when we pronounced it, all the doors opened for us, this word was smilovich, smilovichi, where the great artist chaim soutine was born. the works of chaim soutine are represented in major public, museum and private collections around the world. the originals of three works by the artist are located in belarus. i visited his small homeland. of these, at least for one day, residents of the urban village of smilovich could enjoy the splendor of colors, landscapes, and large meadows in chartres near veoduk. this work, together

of strange content, type and title, about the illegality of the methods, was placed on the desk of alfredor the eastern occupied territories. used during anti-partisan operations, it was signed by gautlay wilhelm kube, in it he asked to weaken the punitive measures against the population of the district entrusted to him, and yet we were talking about an operation on which the germans had special hopes and... which they planned to carry out with lightning speed, in 10 days. in a region strategically important for the fascists, the minsk and vitebsk regions, the partisans inflicted the most intense attacks on communications, and much-needed cargo did not reach the front. the task was, in the shortest possible time eliminate the partisans. detachments of the borisov-begomer zone. to the location of the partisan unit, not far from lake palik, urgently

alfred dreyfus, a jew, is accused of espionage. theodore herdzel, a jewish journalist who rarely sets foot in a synagogue, appears at dreyfus's court. he considers the french people's view of the jews to be the main culprit. herdzel believes the jews had to emigrate to change the situation . it cannot be done without migration. he visits different people and always talks about financial issues, from ottoman debts, german interests and business plans, bring billions and take billions . herdzel is advised to write down his thoughts , write a book like your uncle's hut, and start herdzel. he writes, "i have a solution for the jewish problem, the jewish state, there is the land of dreams. the book of the state is printed and distributed in thousands of copies." from now on, herselsel is considered as a leader. because of the opposition of the german jews the concept of zionism, the first zionist congress is held in switzerland. herrzel participates in the congress with special ceremonies. a great claim is made. the establishment of the

. >> texas governor greg abbott joined 106 year old veteran alfred blaschke to sky dive over san marcostoday. both men tandem jumped from 8000ft. governor abbott, who's 66, said this was his first time skydiving. alfred has skydive several times before, including the time in 2020 when he broke the record for oldest man to tandem jump 106. >> wow. all right. coming up, looking for a forever home for two dogs named sally and pumpkin. and now the humane society is offering one year's worth of free dog food to whoever adopts them. but there is a catch. stay with us. >> this is abc 724isco, live ine south bay in san jose in concord. >> live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> here we are. >> we are. we are. we are. we are. we are where you are. never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. >> download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality he

kissinger was born heinz alfred kissinger in furth, germany, in 1923. as a teenager he moved to the u.s. with his family to flee the nazis and later returned as a u.s. soldier. after world war ii he went to harvard as a student, then as a professor of government. in 1968, president nixon tapped him to be his national security advisor. in that role, kissinger instituted the policy of detante to ease tensions with the soviet union. he also secretly traveled to china to foster a new u.s. relationship. the result was an historic 1972 summit that ended more than two decades of hostility between the two countries. a year later, egypt and syria launched a surprise attack on israel. now secretary of state, kissinger continued his diplomatic travels which became known as shuttle diplomacy. he personally met with various leaders in the middle east and helped negotiate an end to the yom kippur war. >> no area of the world is it more difficult to promote a just and lasting peace. >> reporter: but the most pressing u.s. foreign policy issue was vietnam. in 1970, kis

born heinz alfred kissinger in germany in 1923, his jewish family escaped the nazis and'em emigrated tom emigrated to emigrated to america an advisor to republican politicians, kissinger was eventually named nixon's secretary of state in 1973 there, an open relationship with mao's china was regarded as a crowning achievement, as well as the nobel peace prize he shared in 1973 with north vietnam for negotiating peace there, even though south vietnam collapsed two years later. as nixon's presidency deteriorated during the watergate coverup, kissinger himself avoided any involvement with the scandal and after nixon resigned in 1974, president ford thought so highly of him he was al thous at continue as secretary of state . > until the end, henry kissinger was in the spotlight a man who mattered chris clackum, nbc news. >>> former first lady rosalynn carter was laid to rest in the small town she called home, plains, georgia. friends and family, including former president jimmy carter gathered to say good-bye the former first lady was remembered for her lifetime of service and for caring

so it was with alfred nobel's dynamite and robert oppenheimer's atomic bomb.e serious concerns. i created a monster capable of brainwashing all of humanity. this monster will lead our planet to unified thinking. perhaps he exaggerated things a bit, but still, some of what he said began to come true over time. the author of this alarming forecast is the great russian scientist vladimir zvarykin, who soon became the father of television. in the ancient russian city of murom, many people knew the surname zvarykin. the head of the family, merchant of the first guild kaismakin, owned a company that sailed along the oka river and traded grain. there were seven children in the family, and the youngest, vova, born on july 29, 1888, immediately became his father’s favorite, the merchant connected all his hopes, but the teenager was not at all interested in steamship transportation, but was interested in the mechanisms of a wonderful new product that had just appeared, electricity; his favorite discipline at the murum real school was physics. in 1906, volodya graduated

alfred ye is a historian. >> it is an agricultural area, but locke shows what the chinese did in the delta. the chinese built the economy of california the first 50 years and later the japanese, later on the filipinos. there's always a foundation of laborers who did all the hard work. >> reporter: built in 1915, the town was the first to be built by chinese immigrants. at the time chinese people could not own land, so they leased it from a man named george locke until -- >> well, my association with this town way back in 1976. >> reporter: this man's family purchased the land. >> that was $700,000. the whole 500 acres. in the old china this is what they have. >> reporter: we got to tag along. a charter school in sacramento, one stop, the gambling house. >> when the chinese used to live here and other people come into town on the weekend and they go to a place called gambling hall. okay, let's go inside. in the old days they put the building up, right on top of dirt. they don't have the stuff on the bottom. right on top of dirt. the floor is really uneven. are you okay? you're hungry,

alfred dreyfus , a jew, is accused of espionage. theodore herdzel, a jewish journalist who rarely sets foot in a synagogue, at the court of dreyfus.

heinz, alfred kissinger was born into a religious jewish family in bavaria in 1923, when german fascismnounced itself with the beer hall putsch; 15 years later the family emigrated to america, where the future secretary of state was conscripted into the army and sent as a translator to his homeland. in the american army, young kissinger took a simpler name for himself - henry, but did not get rid of his german accent until the end of his life. second the world convinced kissinger that a rational approach is stronger than ideology. it was he who coined the term realpolitik, that is, one that is based on cold calculation. kissinger came to the white house at the height of the vietnam war; he was invited to the post of secretary of state by president nixon, who won the election with a promise to stop the bloodshed; kissinger was even awarded the nobel prize for his peacekeeping activities, although even before the withdrawal of american troops from vietnam. this decision split the nobel committee itself. in as a sign of protest, two of its members then resigned, kisenger at the presentatio

alfred >> alfred lewis, 19, runs up l on strangers in a parkhaymak and throws haymakers from behind.is friend films it, and then they posert it. a local news station confronted lewis, and lewis says, no one's perfect. >> i just made a mistake. and everybody makes mistakes. mistakese is like the bad part about it. but what people didn't see was that i shook his hand after m and i gave the man a hug. >> well, apparently the hugging alibi didn't stick. >> lewis, in his frieny alibd wb the filming have both been charged with aggravated robbery and assauleed t. o court documents say the two also had a gun on them and tried to rob their victims r at gunpoint before recording the assaults on cameradicamera.u doesn't sound like a hug. well, donald trump finally found a lawyer he likes. >> eric holder. i've struggled with generalized myasthenia gravis, but the myasthenia gravis, but the picture started changing whes i started on this guard. >> this guard is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis. are a.l.s. antibody positive. h >> in a clinical trial, viveei guards significantly improv

alfred barnett, known as barney, was a gunner in the raf.were 4000—pounders, in the centre base. then outside that, you'd have two pockets of what they called incendiaries. that's for lighting fires. now the idea was to mark the target, stir up some trouble, then drop these incendiaries to create fires. now, the biggest fire i ever saw was at hamburg. when you're flying — i know this may sound strange — i used to start shaking here. and then when you got up there, you were very calm. amazing. but you'd go through hell going there and hell coming back from it. stan mincherjoined the royal navy. he was 18 when he crossed the channel on d—day. his task was to deliver tanks to the beaches of normandy. the first thing we saw at about - daylight was the minesweepers coming forwards to sweep a channel to the beach. _ on the way in, we hit a landmine. it wasn't a big mine. it blew a hole, but it didn't become a major problem. i i could just see the sea wall and the houses beyond it. l the initial forces in our area, juno, were canadian. - they had a

same color, but different. its gradations , art lovers, pay attention, behind my back, the work of alfrede way, the work of this artist in belarus has only two left. there is also an important shrine here, the miraculous icon of the mother of god, painted in 1610, the temple itself was built in 1606, be sure to look at the oldest one. argan, created at the beginning of the 16th century. wow, what a feeling, power, really the power of this temple is felt right at first glance, by the way, the thickness of its walls is about 2 m . in the very place where the central square of the town once was, there is now a stone cross, i’ll try to determine by touch, how old is he? seventeenth, sixteenth, no, 15th century, by the way, the tablet confirms this, researchers of paganism , well, where would we be without it, they believe that before it became a cross , this stone was a huge pagan idol, the kamaians consider the worship cross to be theirs, on which the temple was protected to all the people in this place, well, he's doing a great job right now. the help of god's word and the principles of chr

sergio kitchens, gunna, known for hits like "drip too hard," answered an alfred plea allowing him towhile pleading guilty. >> to say an artist expressing themselves now on rico charges? i've never heard it happen before. that was for real gangs they knew were killing people, extorting people. now we're talking about lyrics. >> reporter: music executive kevin louse was in courts for opening statements. i spent time with him last near when he spoke out in support of young thug and gunna. >> you say lyrics, i say our culture's on trial. slippery slope. we will protect black art by any means necessary. i will protect black art like it's my family because it's my family. >> reporter: when attorney fani williams announced charges she cited lyrics as evidence of an alleged conspiracy. >> if you decide to admit your crimes over a beat, i'm going to use it. >> the practice goes back 30 years, but particularly in the last 10 or 15 years, we've seen a significant increase in cases and an increase specifically in these gang-related cases. >> reporter: art nielsen is coauthor of "rap on trial: ra

swedish scientist-entrepreneur, alfred nobel, almost all of his fortune. used to honor those who weregreatest benefit to humanity, and thus the nobel prize was born. it is awarded for achievements in the field of physics, physiology, medicine, literature and activities for the good of peace. mathematics did not make the list. according to one version, nobel considered it a purely theoretical science. nobel became rich thanks to the invention of the production of dynamite and other explosives, he believed that he would put an end to the warriors, this did not happen, perhaps the great... philanthropist wanted to atone for his guilt. he died in 1896, and the first prizes were awarded 5 years later. since then , there have been more than 900 lauraats, including about 30 people from our country. on november 27, 1922 , the first soviet hard currency, chervontsy, came into circulation in the ussr. were printed bank notes in denominations from one to 25 chervonets. the gold content is about 8 g, as in the pre-revolutionary ten-ruble coin. the measure was part of the monetary reform, proposed

as 90, and half of that term, women not only give birth to us, they regenerate us, so what, well, alfrede director of many such tough urban films, once said , that in my childhood there was an episode when i something there i was fined and my father wrote a note and asked me to take it to the police, i went to his friend, that friend read that he put me in solitary confinement for half an hour, i am for them. for half an hour i was scared after being scared so that i have been trying to pour out this fear for half an hour with these films all my life and he was not joking, we do not really understand what it is like to spend a month in prison there, anyone who has not experienced this is scary, even if there are some more they treat you liberally, so i wouldn't judge you in any way for that alone, that's why he made such a decision, because he would died, it's obvious, in the camps, you can imagine what it's like... well, we know what the camps are, they're not american prisons, and he would just, he chose life, i'm sorry, he had a sentence, his for his sentenced to five years of camps a

director of the european department of the imf , alfred kamer.e conditions of war, of course, it is difficult to plan something, and even more so to develop it, do you support his theses and actually, what affects it inside the country and inside the general, you know, economic and financial mood? partly because of that that it is necessary to separate objective and subjective factors, that is, specific actions of the cabinet of ministers that affect the economy, as well as, in particular, for example, the actions of our army. in particular, the fact that now the economy has started to revive, and accordingly we have certain rates of economic growth, and rather with the results of this year it will be somewhere around 5%, but still... an important result of the actions of our army, in the de-occupied territory, in particular, this is the north, completely, including the kharkiv region, part of the south is the kherson region, where they return enterprises, enterprises resume their activities, start working , people return, a certain part of peopl

[000:00:00;00] term, women not only give birth to us, they revive us, so alfred hitchcock, the director of many such tough urban films, once said that in my childhood there was an episode when i did something wrong and my father wrote a note and asked me to i took him to the police, i'm his friend, that friend read that he put me in the cell for half an hour, during those half hours i was so scared that i 've been trying to pour out this fear for half an hour with these films all my life, and he wasn't joking, we don't really understand how it is spend a month there in prison, for someone who has not faced this, it is scary, even if there are some who treat you more liberally, so i would not judge for this in any way, that is why he made such a decision, because he would have died, it is obvious, in the camps you can to imagine what is that, well, we know what the camps are, they are not american prisons, and he would just choose life , i'm sorry, he had, he had a sentence, he was sentenced to 5 years in the camps and 5 years of exile, so he wouldn't, he would not have lived that long,

same as 90, and half of this term, not only us women. they give birth, they revive us, so, well, alfredthe director of many such tough urban films, once said that there was an episode in my childhood when i was fined for something and my father wrote a note and asked me to take it to the police, i to his friend, that friend read that he put me in the cell for half an hour, i was scared during those half hours... i was so scared that i have been trying to pour out this fear with these films all my life half an hour, and he wasn't joking, we don't really understand what it's like to spend a month in prison there, someone who hasn't experienced it, it's scary, even if some people treat you more liberally there, so i wouldn't judge you in any way , that's why he made this decision, because he would have died, it's obvious, in the camps, you can imagine

now, do you think that the 2 countries shed a policy of repression in alfred kite lodge? if you we are the only people that understand and know the pain of a pot state. we would take the by the up of paint a government and they at the same time they told us how to respond to that, keep me. so it is the situation in palestine or in gaza. it's way more where so i've done the situation that would face the unsolved ethic. so i'll think i don't when people start asking this question why i was not putting the middle east, why it was up with the independent students. they need to understand, we understand. i protect, we know oppression weight better than another country. yes. the how to find provided money for the i'll put a date for us to fight against the output of paint. but she gave money to nelson mandela and the cards and the empty. it gave my, the to the south african and the even, it does not to the thought of given to the empty for us to face the a mean the enemy of soul definitely got that. that was not colorless deposit. okay . kind of increase the use of i and there'

you, i should have introduced you, hello, i’m a neighbor, well, not really a neighbor, hello, i’m alfredsing around, first you knocked down this old man, now you’re screwing him over in front of your daughter, i see you’re screwing him, oh, did you remember the alphabet? under the stairs, come on, move away, i myself , move away, i’ll open it, i myself, don’t let me open it, tomato, lord, you have everything in one place, hello, shut up, moron! no, uh, uncle petya, no need, this is not for you, sorry, yes, we are looking, well , nothing yet, look better, my daughter lied, she not only knows where the collection is, but already started selling it, weapons on the market, heiress lida, only she could do this, ask her in great detail, yes, of course. okay, connections, goodbye, there is a hidden secret, the betting league application has become better, a smart recommendation system customized just for you, the betting league, bet on yourself, begins, who are you anyway, god’s punishment, although in our mundane circles there are more my dears. name, criminal investigation, we'll go to prison

alfred barnett, known as barney, was a gunner in the raf.re 4000—pounders in the centre base. then outside that, you would have a few pockets of what they called incendiaries. that's for lighting fires. now the idea was to mark the target, give them some trouble, then drop these incendiaries to create fires. now, the biggest fire i ever saw was at hamburg. when you're flying — i know this may sound strange — i used to start shaking here. and then when you got up there, you were very calm. amazing. but you'd go through hell going there and hell coming back from it. stan mincherjoined the royal navy. he was 18 when he crossed the channel on d—day. his task was to deliver tanks to the beaches of normandy. the first thing we saw at about - daylight was the minesweepers coming forwards to sweep a channel to the beach. _ 0n the way in, we hit a landmine. it wasn't a big mine. it blew a hole, but it didn't become a major problem. i i could just see the seawall and the houses beyond it. i the initial forces in our area, juno, were canadian. - they h

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>> this is why alfred hitchcock called actors props, why should her opinion on this, her uninformed opinion else? it should carry less, she is clearly uninformed, but in her mind, she is here to change the narrative and will teach us all. that is hollywood showing what they really are. that is their opinion of themselves, they are supposed to be, hollywood is how america talks to the world. it does matter. some point, about the 1960s, they decided western civ has to go. there are no alternatives, we are the last line of defense. >> we are. we'll see where this goes, i'm not liking what happened to susan sarandon. more "outnumbered" in a moment. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. oh. [dog barks] no it's just a bunny! only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [sneeze] dude you coming? because the only thing dripping should be your style. plop plop fizz fizz with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. also try for fizzy fast cough relief. sleep more deeply. and wake up rejuvenated. wit

. >> dave: morton hit again, finds tahj brooks but alfred collins, listed as backup, but invited to the senior bowl, going to play in the nfl, a backup that's made a lot of plays. >> dusty: i've been waiting for him to take that step for a long time. excellent length, 6'5", close to 300-plus pounds. glad to see the invite to the bowl. >> dave: hit from behind as he released the pass by fouonji, the receiver, gets the first down. >> dusty: behren morton hanging in there, continues to take shots from the interior and edge, texas tech struggling with protection throughout the course of this ball game. showing toughness, this is why he's the future of texas tech football. joey mcguire told us he's the quarterback next season and moving forward. >> dave: running room for brooks. out to the 45 yard if oklahoma state were to lose and kansas state lose to iowa state, oklahoma would be in the big 12 title game against texas. the only team to beat the longhorns this year, almost two months ago, 34-30. >> dusty: if you want to talk about what would best help texas' resume, would be that. >> dave:

caroline: you mentioned how no one was left unscathed in the industry and i bring up a post coming from alfreduoia and he had said after the result that today's swift and unanimous verdict confirms what we already knew, that sbf misled and deceived many, from customers to partners and investors, including myself. they did their own 18 month working relationship, evaluated that, and concluded they had been there literally misled and -- they had been deliberately misled and lied to. what are the learnings from this? how people investigate the founders and what's being built in the ecosystem? have things changed? nic: yeah. i don't know precisely what sequoia's diligence process is but it's the job of venture capitalists to ascertain whether you are being lied to. we passed on ftx. we felt the juice was not worth the squeeze there. it was an unregistered offshore exchange. many of us were skeptical of sbf throughout his history in the crypto space. i am not saying we knew there was a fraud going on, but the signs were certainly there. i think the lesson to take from it is you cannot be taken in b

lastly, you can check out one more amazing creation, it's the alfred zampa bridge. walk across the span connecting vallejo and crockett. you meet at 10:00 a.m. at dead fish. it's a restaurant. parking lot's where you meet. call this the carkinas bridge. and of course cover all every weekday morning right here on "today in the bay." >> thanks. >>> and checking in with cinthia pimentel with a look at the microclimate forecast. >> first weekend of november. gosh. time is flying by. get you outside. people want to do things on the weekend. today temperatures slightly cooler than yesterday. the times are changing. do upper 60s in san francisco. some low to mid-70s as you make your way around the bay area through the east bay shoreline and down into the south bay. only a few spots we'll seal temperatures low 80s to morgan hill and san march san martine. >> and in the california-oregon border. will that rain shift south? it might. not a lot of rain compared to what they see in oregon and washington. throughout the day we're going to see clouds moving around the bay area. a

alfred lewis, 19 runs up on strangers and a park and throws haymaker's from behind. friend films it and then they posted. local news station confronted lewis and lewis says no one's perfect. >> i just made a mistake, everybody makes mistakes. all you see is the bad part about it, but what people didn' see was that i shook his hand after and i gave the man a hug. >> apparently the huggy alibi didn't stick trade lewis and hi friend he did the filming have both been charged with aggregat aggravated robbery and assault fred court documents say they too had a gun on them and tried to rob their victims at gunpoin before recording the assault on camera. it doesn't sound like a hug. donald trump finally found a lawyer he likes. eric holder. you know, that lickt treat? de-lick-able delectables? yes, just hurry. hmm. it must be delicious. delectables lickable treat. this is a special alert. israel is under attack and israel's enemies seek our destruction. the people of israel need immediate help. rockets have us squarely in the crosshairs. our people are targets in their own h