that was alfred - emotions for you. yes, thank you. that was alfred garcia i emotions for you.e details - you. that was alfred garcia and there are more details from - you. that was alfred garcia and | there are more details from the police report on our website. and of course so much of what alfred garcia there has also detailed is detailed on a website so please go and read it. award season is in full swing. we now have the bafta's nominees for the top british films and tv series of 2023. our culture editor katie razzall has more. discharged — and preparing for glory, is this the year director christopher nolan wins his first ever bafta? we are in a race against the nazi. 0ppenheimer has 13 nominations, including best actor for cillian murphy, as the theoretical physicist behind the atomic bomb. this is the best day ever... is the best day ever! maybe not the best day for barbie with just five chances of a win next month. the most popular movie across the world last year but not in the running for best film. producer, margot robbie is up for best actress. gothic romance saltb

alfred, we really a- reciate my own wounds. alfred, we really appreciate you — my own wounds.eally appreciate you talking to - my own wounds. alfred, we really appreciate you talking to us - my own wounds. alfred, we really appreciate you talking to us here | my own wounds. alfred, we really i appreciate you talking to us here on news, thank you very much for joining us. you are watching bbc news. hello there. temperatures have been a little bit higher today, but we have seen more cloud around, particularly across more western parts of the uk. a lot of the cloud is still quite thin, high cloud, mind you. and if you have a look at the satellite picture, you can see all that cloud that's been coming in from the atlantic to the south of our weather front that's been hanging around in the north and north—west of scotland, bringing some outbreaks of rain. but through the night, as we see a southerly wind picking up, we're going to blow that rain band out of the way. it still could be quite cloudy in northern ireland and scotland, bit of dampness in the air now and again. rather mor

alfred barr another incredible, amazing figure in american art history.n american history, really. 1929 was the founding director of, the museum of modern art in new york. and he had long, especially when this controversy about, advancing american art and circus girl wresting came up. he had sent truman book about modern art, trying to convince him that there was value in it. and truman sent him a very nice note back saying, i appreciate you trying convert me to the modern viewpoint, but you won't. but alfred barr never gave trying to convince harry truman about the merits of modern art. and when he heard that truman would be in the south of france, he decided why don't we have pablo picasso convince him about the merits of modern art. and so barr learned through a chain of a sort of a game of telephone. sam rosenman was a law partner with ralph coughlin, who was on the board at moma and that's how alfred barr heard that the truman's were going to france. and so he decided to set up this meeting between truman and picasso. so and i think it's really one o

alfred, alfred, here is the robe, you can put it on, not like this, like this, here, go, go to fire,ell, what can i do to make you happy, unfortunately, my dear alfred, you can’t do it you can not. i would like, i would like my husband heinrich to always, always be at home. i wouldn’t be in a hurry, i would sit in this chair in which you are now walking, the watch would be working, the fenik would be fine, that ’s all, it’s all nothing, nothing to you, but i'm in trouble! our duet didn’t work out without having time to think, yes, you already said, no, i haven’t heard bitterer words, i haven’t heard sadder words, i haven’t had time to meet love, and i say goodbye to it, but let the years fly. quiet without a trace, i will always love you, once and for all, everyone knows happiness is smoke, this is the alphabet of life, the one who loves is happy, the one who loves is sad. i beg you, don’t drink, so much wine , cut it off quickly, it’s time to say goodbye to us , say goodbye to us, ah, there’s no point in getting sober now , after all, i wanted to sing out of happiness, but now i dri

alfred has been critical of the law enforcement response and spoke to me just a short while ago.n't imagine how difficult this is for you right now. i realise a report like this isn't going to bring back your daughter, but does it bring any sense of closure to you? not closure yet. you know, i understand for some of the families the families of the survivors and people who lost children this can be retraumatising in a sense, even for myself, but i do realise something like this could open that door to what we ultimately want, and that's the accountability portion of this whole ordeal. as far as i know, the report was very extensive and very detailed and they spent a lot of man—hours on this report, brought in a lot of experts, interviews and hopefully, some of this information that is out in this report will help us expedite that process for accountability. you have been pushing for accountability for some time. what does accountability look like to you after this report? i mean, there's no question that mistakes were made. there were plenty of mistakes that were made and unfortu

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that was alfred garza. there are more details from the report on our website.tv series of 2023. christopher nolan�*s 0ppenheimer received the most nominations with 13. our culture editor katie razzall has more. detonators charged! discharged and preparing for glory. is this the year director christopher nolan wins his first ever bafta? we�*re in a race against the nazis. 0ppenheimer has 13 nominations, including best actor for cillian murphy as the theoretical physicist behind the atomic bomb. it�*s the best day ever. it is the best day ever. maybe not the best day for barbie, with just five chances of a bafta win next month. the most popular movie across the world last year but not in the running for best film — though its producer, margot robbie, is up for best actress. why don�*t you come home with me? come to saltburn. the gothic romance saltburn also has five nominations, including 0utstanding british film, with acting nods for barry keoghan, jacob elordi and rosamund pike. it�*s given me goose bumps. its writer—director is emerald fennell. saltburn is an

kind of like a scene from the alfred hitchcock movie.ould you make a run for your car, run and hide, or maybe just pass it off, is the world ending? let's us know on x and instagram. what's your strategy to regain your vehicle while covered in birds. a fox news trip across america. a live look at las vegas where my old buddy introduced me to my wife 31 years ago. next to chicago, a bird's eye view, not on your car, a bird's eye view of chicago, the windy city, and finally a live look at lynchburg, virginia, home to liberty university where young mia mack is studying away. if you can't join us live do not forget to set your dvr and watch us any time. we're coming right back with the breaking muse about the window that blew out of that alaska airlines jet. stand by. ma, ma, ma— ( clears throat ) for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops. with two times more menthol per drop, and powerful vicks vapors to vaporize sore throat pain. vicks vapocool drops. vaporize sore throat pain. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has taken a

however, koch's immediate superior, the reichs minister for the eastern occupied territories, alfredgerman colony in a slightly different way. in may. in 1941, even before germany attacked the ussr, rosenberg compiled detailed instructions for the future reif commissioner of ukraine. in it he wrote: the tasks of the reif commissioner for ukraine can have world-historical significance. if we succeed by all means, political , psychological and cultural, in creating a ukrainian state from lemberg to saratov, the centuries-old nightmare of the german people associated with the russian empire will be destroyed. germany will not be threatened with a naval blockade; for all future years there will be guaranteed flow of food raw materials. alfred rosenberg, he is a native of the baltic states and he studied russia very, let’s say, carefully. so rosenberg formulated an idea that he very actively promoted. he said that without... ukraine we will not be able to defeat russia. the russians can only be defeated if the ukrainians are set against them. that is, if the russians and ukrainians become

alfred rosenberg in the baltic states and he very, so to speak, studied russia carefully, so rosenbergt he very actively promoted, he said that without ukraine we cannot defeat russia. the russians can only be defeated if the ukrainians are set against them. that is, if russians and ukrainians become enemies and fight each other, that’s only then. germany will be able to defeat the russian people. in the same instructions to the reichskommissar of ukraine, rosenberg proposed specific measures for the re-education of ukrainians. he wrote: “it would be good to immediately, as quickly as possible, take control of all issues of psychological influence. it is necessary to revive the ukrainian historical self-awareness in order to overcome the consequences of the jewish bolshevik." under the psychological influence of reiks, the minister understood a whole complex of propaganda actions that were supposed to sow hatred towards everything russian and soviet. in the spring of 1942, the imperial propaganda department organized an exhibition of trophies taken from the occupied soviet territories.

alfred réfus, age 39 years, lieu de naissance. mulhouse. grade, capitaine, breuveté d'état-major.u are he was in the french army. derfuss was accused of betraying the french republic and spying for the germans. his trial was one of the controversial cases of his time. drefus alfred, capitaine brefeté au 14e régiment d'artillerie, à majorité de 5 voix contre deux, coupable de haute trahison, toutefois, à la même majorité sont voter des circonstances atténuantes, en consequence de quoi la cour commue la... but in the end, the military court deposed dirifus and sentenced to exile to devil's island in the french guiana islands. france used to send its political prisoners to the prisons of this island and it was known as devil's island because of the harsh behavior of its guards. the betrayal of france by a jew of jewish descent had aroused the feelings of the french society, hertzel reported which was published in the austrian magazine new fry press at that time. he tried to erase the negative feelings from the minds of the society and convince them that the jews want an independent c

just last week denied the appeal of alfred who is that? he was convicted by washington d.c.emeanors and sentenced by judge shokin 12 months in prison. he must've done something hardly bebad in a concurring opinion te panel including him agreed to the following the trial evidence indicated that during alfred's brief time is never violent nor destructive would confirm his convictions that could rationally find it on authorized president in the capitol part of unruly mob contributed to disruption of the electoral certification and jeopardize public safety. he was inside their 11 minutes roaming around absolutely nothing. let's get to the subject. you opinion's an issue both concluded absolutely not one was written by the office of legal counsel the brain trust under the nixon administration the other was written under the clinton administration. this first opinion over half a century has been adhered to by every subsequent administration. that is that must not and cannot indict a sitting president. what do they say? the 2000 opinion confirming the 1973 opinion says this for the

at the same time, the minister for eastern colonial affairs, alfred rosenberg, proposed renaming it.s argued that this land historically belonged to the germans and should become a place for german colonists to live; this covered not only the crimea, but also the adjacent region of tavria up to the mius river, that is, the mius river should have been. immediately after the capture of sevastopol, the occupiers held a military parade in the city. along the central square near the count's pier, columns of romanian troops marched in parade. at the paste of the destroyed monument to lenin, the parade was hosted by german, romanian and italian troops. nazi propaganda trumpeted that germany and its allies had razed the most powerful russian fortress on the entire eastern front. in august 1942, a month after the fall of sevastopol, romanian king mihai i came to crimea . the king was especially interested in the thirtieth battery and the ruins of the inkermand quarries. mihai was told that during the retreat soviet troops blew up the underground adits along with the people in them. at the sam

position of a journalist during the years of working in the thought press that a declaré le nommés alfredcapitaine breveté au 14e régiment d'artillerie, à majorité de 5 voix contre deux, coupable de haute trahison, toutefois, à la même majority sont voté des circonstantes atténuantes, en consequence de quoi? but in the end, the military court sentenced dirifos to be stripped of his rank and exiled to devil's island in the french guiana islands. france used to send its political prisoners to prisons on this island and it became known as devil's island because of the harsh behavior of its guards. the betrayal of france by a jew of jewish descent had aroused the feelings of the french society, and hertzel, with his reports, which were published at that time in the austrian newspaper neue frei perers, tried to erase the negative feelings from the minds of the society and convince them that the jew they want an independent country for themselves. the dreyfus incident became an excuse for hertzel to write a book entitled the jewish state. we want to lay the foundation stone for a house that wil

september 9, 1899, the permanent war council of the 10th région de corps d'armée declared the names alfredcaptain bret au 14e régiment d'artillerie à majorité de 5 voix contre deux. coupable de haute treason toutefois. france used to send its political prisoners to the prisons of this island because of violent behavior its guards were known as devil's island. betrayal of france by a jew of french community sentiments. he tried to erase the negative feelings from the minds of the society and convince them that the jews want an independent country for themselves. the event of deryfus became an excuse for hertzel to write a book entitled the jewish state. we want to lay the foundation stone for a house that will be a refuge for the jewish people. zionism is a return to judaism even before the return to the land of israel. signed: theodor hertzel. the main idea of ​​hertzel's book was this: because jews all over the world. from anti-semitic thoughts in to be safe, they must live in a certain land. it doesn't matter if their religion is jewish or if they don't believe in the religion of moses,

alfred dreyfus , a jew, is accused of espionage. theodore herdzel, a jewish journalist who rarely sets foot in a synagogue. he appears in the court of dreyfus. he is the main accuser of the way the french people look at the jews they know. herzl 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 jewish state book is published in thousands of copies. from now on, herzl is regarded as a leader. because of opposition german jews with the concept of the process of occupation to be done gradually by the workers. the city of jaffa, palestine, is an old city on the shore of the sea. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews

alfred graphus, a jew was accused of espionage. theodore hurzel, a jewish journalist who rarely set foot in a... synagogue appeared at drafas court. he considered the french people's view of the jews to be the main culprate. herzel believed the jews should immigrate in order to change a situation. it cannot be done without immigration. he visited different people and always talked about financial issues from the ottoman's debts, to german's interests and business plans. billions were... rose to be traded. hurzel was advised to write down his thoughts in books like uncle tom's cabin. hurzel begins to write, "i have solution for the jewish problem." a jewish state, there in the land of dreams, the book jewish state is printed and published in thousands of copies. hurzel is regarded as a leader then on. due to the opposition of german jews to the notion of zionism, the first zionist congress was held in switzerland. hurzel participated in the congress with special ceremonies. a big claim was made, the establishment of the zinist state

king alfred.ise, and then recently, surprise, surprise, it had become problematic because it's about, uh, love of your nation and your heritage and your your, uh, identity. the bbc tried to backtrack on this . they wanted backtrack on this. they wanted to drop it. there was a backlash in 2020. they put it back, and now, uh, prime minister rishi sunak has been quoted by his, uh, spokesman that he doesn't have anything against it because , again, in the wake of the whole george floyd protests and blm movement, uh, this , uh, blm movement, uh, this, uh, this, um , rule britannia was this, um, rule britannia was contested and deemed as problematic or racist or whatever as i was saying earlier, how can we be expected to take up arms and go risk our lives for a country called britannia or britain, if we cannot even wave the flag and sing the song? >> yeah. if we ever won the war and planted a flag, somebody would come along and nag us for putting the flag in the hole. >> the people who are proposing tha

congressman alfred ely realized he was in a little bit of a tough place. he saw a line of battle coming in, so he took refuge in some bushes. he was promptly very shortly discovered by members of the second south carolina who did the stone bridge that day, and he was hauled to their commanding officer, a man named ib cash, who apparently was and participated in the legal duel in south carolina in the 1880s. i believe. but there was an old ruling this day simply took out his gun and held it to congressman lee's head. and he said, -- your luck, white livered soul, i'm going to blow your brains out right now until someone knocked his hand away and suggested that might not be a good idea idea. and and they would spend. the next eight months in confederate prison. and he wrote a book about it when he got out of which is very american of him i think and very shortly the retreat was on now i want back just a little bit mind you most of the federal troops remember, had gone to the battlefield either by route or by crossing bull, run up here. and so at the end of t

these are the words of alfred their mahan, the author of the influence of sea power upon history, which deals with importance of sea routes in maritime trade and control over them. about 200 million years ago, all of the lands on the earth were connected in a supercontinent named pengia, but gradually the unified continent started to be divided into different chunks. after tens of millions of years, the map of the earth looks like what we see today with several separate continents. now the link between the continents on earth has been established in two ways, through land between asia, africa and europe and through the oceans in the americas. australia and antarctica, meanwile some waterways, natural straights and artificial canals that were constructed later, had a strategic role in shaping the famous maritime corridors today for shipping to access the shortest and most cost effective rots. choke points are the links that connect the sea and land. today, having control over the strategic. gives astonishing powers to countries. some of the most important waterways in the world are the m

sharon showed you the rose long island lithograph that alfred baker published in may of 1840, which was meant to embarrass the 20 year old julia gardner, who had been nicknamed the rose of long island by an admirer. so the rose by inserting the rose into the lithograph in july 1844 and by showing tyler in hot pursuit. james bailey adapted the work of baker to help him make a political statement about the presidential election. and this is something else that the lithography trade really engaged in. you would have lithography built on the work of other lithography firms if they knew that a particular image or a particular concept had actually penetrated the public consciousness. and what he's doing here, what bailey is doing here, particularly for a new york audience, is to hearken back to the rows of long island lithograph that was published by rafferty baker. next slide, please. bailey continued his assault on the democratic party's desire for annexation in a lithograph published on july 24th, 1844. and he reinforced the motif of his earlier efforts. mattie meeting the texas question,

alfred dreyfus, a jew, is accused of espionage. theodore herdzel, a jewish journalist who rarely sets foot in a synagogue, in court. he begins to write: i have a solution to the jewish problem. jewish state there. land of dreams , the jewish state book is printed and published in thousands of copies , from now on herzl is considered as a leader. because of the opposition of the jews germany with the concept of zionism, the first zionist congress will be held in switzerland. herzl participates in the congress with special ceremonies. claim: the process of occupation should be carried out gradually by the workers and artisans of the city of jaffa, palestine , an old city on the seashore. this is the entry point for foreign travelers. jews enter palestine from this port . economic conditions are not suitable. administrative corruption is rampant. jaffa becomes a place of influence. few jewish immigrants hide their identity. and they buy land secretly through intermediaries. financial resources required from abroad is provided from lod

alfred dreyfus, a jew accused of espionage. a jewish journalist who rarely sets foot in a synagogue appears at dreyfus' court. he is the way french people look at jews. are considered the main accused. herzl 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 innovations, german interests and business plans. herdzel is advised to write down his thoughts. write a book like your uncle's cabin herzl started writing. i have a solution for the jewish problem, the jewish state is there in the land of dreams, the book of the jewish state is printed and published in thousands of copies. from now on, herzl is considered as a leader because of the opposition of german jews to the concept of zionism. the first zionist congress in switzerland. held pretzels with. the process of occupation should be carried out gradually by the workers and foremen of jaffa, the old city o

the head of the omf, alfred stern, told the media.ute is no longer 100% operational. it takes two weeks longer to go around with good hope. similar we had problems with logistics during the pandemic, which increased inflation in europe, this time oil prices rose due to the conflict in the red sea. since november, the houthis have attacked dozens of ships in the red sea, followed by american strikes on yemenua. the situation has only gotten worse; insurers are already refusing to work with companies that are associated with israel, the usa and the uk. there are half as many carriers in this water area as there were in december. that 's all for now, more news in the next hour. russia, traditional, modern, technological, original, open, great. like this. different, but dear to everyone, all of russia is before your eyes, come to the international exhibition forum russia, exactly 81 years ago, soviet troops broke the blockade of leningrad, the terrible siege of the city of naniva lasted 872 days, despite hunger, death, constant bombing, t

these are the words of alfred their mahan, the author of the influence of sea power upon history, which deals with importance of sea routes in maritime trade and control over them. about 200 million years. ago all of the lands on the earth were connected in a supercontinent named pengia, but gradually the unified continent started to be divided into different chunks. after tens of millions of years, the map of the earth looks like what we see today with several separate continents. now the link between the continents on earth has been established in two ways, through land between asia, africa and europe, and through the oceans in americas, australia and antarctica. meanwhile some waterways, natural straights and artificial canals that were constructed later, had a strategic role in shaping the famous maritime corridors today for shipping to access the shortest and most cost-effective routes. choke points are the links that connect the sea and land. today, having control. over the strategic points gives astonishing powers to countries. some of the most important waterways in the world ar

these are the words of alfred their mahan, the author of the influence of sea power upon history, which deals with importance of sea routes in maritime trade and control over them. about 200 million years ago, all of the lands on the earth were connected in a supercontinent named pengia, but gradually the unified continent started to be divided into different chunks. after tens of millions of years, the map of the earth looks like what we see today with several separate continents. now the link between the continents on earth has been established in two ways: through land between asia, africa and europe, and through the oceans in the america's... australia and antarctica. meanwhile some waterways, natural straights and artificial canals that were constructed later, had a strategic role in shaping the famous maritime corridors today for shipping to access the shortest and most cost-effective rots. choke points are the links that connect the sea and land. today, having control over the strategic points gives astonishing powers to countries. some of the most important waterways in the worl

this was stated by the head of the austrian concern omfa alfred stern. according to him, there are two factors: military actions and the expiration of the transit contract. russian and ukrainian companies may simply not renew the agreement. this would be a serious threat to austria's energy security, stern noted. i note that the contract actually expires on december 31 of this year. cars from chinese brands have taken up half of the russian car market, said ruat president alexey podchekoldin. according to him , about 60 brands from china are represented in our country. if the number of chinese cars continues to grow at the current pace, russia will face a supply surplus of half a million cars this year. there are a lot of chinese brands, not all of them are here yet, more than 80, well, about 100 in china, so they will come. will continue, customers are advised to prepare for widespread delivery delays. let me remind you, since november last year yemeni houthis attack ships in the red sea. it was economic news, briefly. pain can be different: the mechani

complicit because the the countries who like the united states which used the veto and i was interviewing alfred desaias former un expert and he told me these countries will be considered complicit in genocide and now germany is putting itself in a geopody right in in by coming in defense of israel yes i would only add one thing um that complicity even apart from this incredible step they've taken trying to intervene in the process at the cj, that complicity is already there, it's already there, and as you know, the un 1948 genocide convention explicitly lists complicity in genocide, that's a term that's used in the convention. lot of people don't understand this, but the convention is much broader than many people think. um, in the preamble, it's clear that states that sign up to it have a duty to prevent genocide, so... 'if you sign up to the convention as most states have, and all the states we are talking about have, you have no option of just saying, oh, i'm not the perpetrator, but i'm doing nothing, you're already in the wrong, because you have a duty, you signed up to duty to prevent, ye

sanctions do not affect gas supplies from russia to austria, the head of omfo alfred stern told localply with all obligations. under a long-term contract with gazprom. to unilaterally withdraw from such an agreement, it is necessary that this corresponds not only to the current law, but also to the clear interests of the enterprise, voemfall believes. let me remind you that in the summer of 2018 the companies agreed on supplies to austria until the fortieth year. as stern stated, it was a rational decision. sanctions against russia were called the cause of inflation in austria. the level of price growth at the end of last year reached almost 8%. the reason for this is the government’s erroneous policy, the leader is sure austrian freedom party. the roots of this extremely high inflation lie in the coronavirus regime, in which our economy was strangled by arbitrary lockdowns and factory closures imposed by the eu sanctions, which led to explosive increases in energy prices. instead of real help, there is only charity for its own population, while the authorities spend billions of taxpa