alyssa. thank you. thank you. well for those who do not want to brave the crowds and the traffic tomorrow is your big day, as alyssa mentioned it is cyber monday. fox news, alexandria half shows us what you can expect tomorrow. black friday isn't the king that used to be for retailers. it's not even really just a day anymore, with sales starting in store and online weeks earlier, while black friday foot traffic was down, compared with pre pandemic levels, it was up from last year, perhaps signaling some brick and mortar nostalgia after nearly two years of shopping online. online sales actually fell for the first time friday, according to adobe analytics. retailers racked up $8.9 billion in cyber sales this year, compared with nine billion on the same day in 2020. people were worried about supplies in the last two months. we saw it big jump in retail sales that came earlier than a lot of people expected. a major test comes tomorrow in order to break this cyber monday record set in 2019. consumers will have to spend

alyssa milano, so good to have you on the show.nk you so much for having me. >> listen, the other week you were outside the white house, protesting for voting rights. you even got arrested. what happened there and were you there because you don't believe joe biden has done enough to protect voting rights? >> exactly. you know, states have introduced 425 bills making it harder for people to vote. 13 republican led states have passed 33 laws aimed specifically at making it more difficult for people to vote. of course that burden lies on the communities of color, people of color. so i went with people for the american way and we marched right up to the white house with the purpose of demanding that president biden use his power and influence in the senate with the senate to pass the freedom to vote act. i also think we need d.c. statehood as soon as possible and we need to do it and i'm completely aware there is a lot going on. that biden has been very busy focused on his agenda but we have sent him to the white house to do very speci

the piece of security council meeting that's being held right now was expected to be addressed by alyssa gonna passenger. but his them sort of extended his chip there. and it will be very kim to see. it will be very interesting to see what he ends up getting in terms of a note to talk from the tid via fighters on the thank you very much for that update mohammed life ross in addis ababa any more head on his knees our including and will tell you why people in mexico are excited to be back in queues, like these vote counting in nicaragua. president ortega is expected to win a paul. the u. s. is calling a pantomime for a race and in sport and pivotal day in the race to win the formula. one world championship, all those details and more coming up in sport ah, the u. s. has reopened his borders to all vaccinated travelers for the 1st time in 20 months. they can enter with a negative coven 19 test land borders between mexico and canada. have also re opened. john holman, is standing by for us on the us mexico board up. but 1st, let's go to new jersey where gabrielle elizondo is live for us in yo

i'll just here as mom and i do has more from ad is humble. alyssa, going about san jewel. a you special envoy to the home of africa has expressed some hope that there could be talks between the parties. but he says that is a window that is quickly closing and that and it talks will not succeed unless these us his fire and present looking at is visit to add to suburb is part of this international effort which is growing by the day based on sun among the international community that these conflict could turn into a civil war in a country of 110000000 people. and in that region, which is engulfed in crisis self saddam is already facing it's on conflict to done has its own problems and instability. somebody is recovering from conflict and it's a leg. yeah, but i have states of the rest of the world but has its own problems. now, when you see up yet many people think about the possibility of this conflict, and if you p a tiny into a civil war and then the refugee crisis that the results from it will be very difficult for companies that are labeling. if you appear to cope with p

she broke, you wouldn't be a lot of east syracuse akin shaw, alyssa burst with you though. i be in the leasing world through the controllers through us though of una unless ship. okay. it means camera would omega. yeah. and you cool. no horseshoe was here to the what sugary clutch a low or clean i don't much go ashore of the was i should so the use of william for you in the us. but it will, it, the other a lot of blue every year on august 24th ukraine celebrates its independence to hang out state flags, forcing the national anthem. and rarely does anyone wonder what exactly 30 years of independence has given ukraine. mostly will, will put a will it thread search, and they think of issue ok of loss williston oven loops along with the medicaid medicare aside, the medicare knishes ish. my water provides for dual credit. when we ask a little, shall be up la. do you treat cynthia rocha read nolan? the ins alertness ukraine's cure. but the me so was no no cause no brain. so he was us, benoit, for budgeted wilkinson. ah is so good as he gets to lose a piece of living with you to f

i was with alyssa, nico, you'll be on a short documentary, sty, african filmmakers on the white 9. and the bookmaking africa direct on al jazeera, ah, hello unearned, catering under the top stories announced 0 the new and potentially more transmissible variant of corona virus has continued to spread with cases now found in more than 10 countries. health officials around the world, se omicron which has been called a variant of concern is likely to be far more prevalent than that. the president of south africa, where it was 1st identified says it could be linked to a stock rise in infections and criticized the imposition of travel bands. we are deeply disappointed by the decision of several countries to prohibit travel from a member of sodom, african countries including our own following the identification of the army corn variant. this is a clear and completely unjustified departure from the commitment that many of these countries made at that meeting of the g 20 countries in rome last month. despite that criticism more and more countries, a bringing in travel restrictions, the stri

we examined the global power games of president basha, alyssa, we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human thought master of chaos on all jazeera ah al jazeera. when ever you. oh. ready this is al jazeera ah ho, this is in use our on al jazeera. i'm fully back to bowling for my headquarters in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. if you'll be as prime minister pledges to leads, troops against the grey and rebels advancing towards the capital. 2 years on from the east of bombings in sri lanka campaign is ours. that closer to justice. oh, so this our thousands of my grins remained stranded along the poland.

actress alyssa milano and others testified for the house oversight and reform committee about the equal rights amendment. the era is a proposed amendment to the u.s. constitution that would people rights for all genders. this is three hours, 20 minutes. welcome everybody to today's hybrid hearing pursuant to house rules some members will appear in person and others will appear remotely via zoom. i know you are all familiar with zoom by now, but let me remind everyone of a few points. first the house rules require that we see you. please have your camera's turned on at all times. secondly, members appearing remotely who are not recognize should remain muted to minimize background noise. third, i will recognize members verbally but they retain the right to seek recognition verbally. they will be recognized in seniority order for questions. lastly, if you want to be recognized outside of regular order, you may identify that in several ways. you may use the chat function, you may send an e-mail or you may unmute your mike to seek recognition. we will begin the keyring and just a moment when

. >> reporter: alyssa fer ra was the white house communications director for then-president trump from april through december 2020. >> we actually had to pull together a meeting in the oval to remind him that many of our voters, particularly senior citizens, were going to vote by mail, and that we were deterring people from turning out and from voting in the way that they would. >> >> all this caught the attention of congresswoman liz cheney, a conservative and daughter of former vice president dick cheney. at the time she was number three, the conference chair. >> it concerned me because we wanted people to be able to vote as republicans. i wasn't concerned about it from a constitutional perspective at all. those concerns clearly came later on. >> there are going to be millions of missing ballots. >> reporter: cheney's constitutional concerns came five weeks before election day. >> then president trump was asked if he would commit to a peaceful transfer of power. >> win, lose, or draw in this election, will you commit here today for a peaceful transfer of power after the election? >>

former white house communications director alyssa farrah, who has spoken with the committee, was describing to cnn last night exactly what they were looking for from her. i want you to listen to this sound bite. >> this is going to be a very comprehensive and deliberative process. they've already talked to over 150 witnesses. while i don't want to speak for the committee, what i found i think they're looking for two main things. they want to put together the definitive narrative on the big lie, how people contributed to it, perpetuated it, who by the way knew it wasn't true, and then there's going to be the criminal justice side of things. was there wrong doing, tampering within the department of justice or state governments to push to overturn results. that's something they're all looking into. >> despite this bannon indictment, even if he's convicted, legal experts have said it's possible the committee never gets the evidence, the documents, that they are seeking, so how effective can they be? can they accomplish their goals without that kind of evidence or key testimony? >> you know, i t

we examine the global power games of president basha, alyssa, we believe sod, simply caring out iranian warders. what keeps you awake at night when the reason that could effect any human assad master of chaos. coming soon on all jazeera, ah, tens of thousands of children were born into old lives under the eisler regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps either orphans, all with a widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities, shaking your length of people are going to welcome them after that. of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me. iraq's last generation on al jazeera news. welcome to a world of confidence, $76.00. without you business class, which way your privacy is paramount and your experience comes. sit back, relax in your own private space, and let us take care of everything. catera always the air line you can rely on lou, this is al jazeera, i'm danny navigator. with a check on your world headlines. the army general who let a military take over and to don last months as he will not be part of a fu

alyssa ferra, the former white house communications director did come in and talk to the committee bute range of people outside of those who we have been able to report out, who we just don't know who's who they're talking to. the committee feels individuals who come forward and cooperate risk not only, you know, being held as a pariah, within the trump wing of the republican party and his political movement but they also fear for their safety. they fear if they come forward and are known, that their, you know, safety could be at risk, and that could prevent them from cooperating further. so the committee has held up under tight lock and key for that specific reason. they feel as though if they can keep those identities quiet for as long as possible, they'll get more information out of them. now, that being said, alisyn, at some point, the committee is going to have to start delivering the goods. they're going to have to start to show exactly what they are learning from these individuals and who they are, to show that they're making progress. at this point, most of it has been done beh

i'm going to speak to alyssa fair about the january 6 investigation and the bannon indictment. she was the former white house communications director under president trump and she was the press secretary for former vice president mike pence. >>> and this just in, the results of powerful thunderstorms thrashing the north east this afternoon. and you can see the result along island north carolina where a tree slammed into a home there. a tornado warning was posted in that region. but no confirmation yet of any touch downs. so far no reports of injuries but we'll stay on top of that story for you tonight. and coming up, how long we could expect prices to spike. and how do insolate yourself from inflation. we have a financial planner weighing in. three states now making all adults eligible for booster shots. even though federal guidelines recommend them only for people most at risk. and also coming up tonight -- >> what is next for britney is up to one person -- britney. >> i'll talk to framing britney spears director samantha stark about the star's new found freedom. you're in the

winton that that's of hobby alyssa. how do you do that? ah ah with hello there. let's have a look at your weather across north america and we're watching a winter snow storm blow from west all the way to the east, bringing temperatures down and dropping heavy snow across central areas of canada. for the south of this across the plains, an edging on woods to the great lakes. now we've got cold air behind this. it is bringing temperatures down in places like kansas city is going to bring snow, as i said, the parts of the great lakes, as it pushes through, bringing that wet weather to new england. we've got that string of rain edging all the way down to the south eastern states and have a look what it does to the temperature in new york city. if we look at the 3 day as a drop of about 10 degrees, by the time we get into saturday, there will be sunshine, but it is going to get wetter from monday. now, if we have a looked at the west, it is looking a lot dryer across parts of british columbia, but it's going to remain rather wet and windy and wintery for washington fo

alyssa.ir love and support underpin and make possible all that i do. i'm also grateful to the exceptionally talented and dead ka my predecessor left the fed in strong position to meet every challenge. i'm thankful for her leadership, friendship and example when covid hit our shores american businesses were ten years into a historic expansion, with a robust jobs market reaching those who traditionally had been left out. the pandemic, however, brought an immediate and painful recession. fortunately, american resilience along with strong policy actions and vaccines that enabled the economy's reopening cushioned the blows and set the stage for a strong recovery. today the economy is expanding at its fastest pace in many years, carrying the promise of a return to maximum employment challenges and opportunities remain as always the unprecedented reopening of the economy along with the continuing effects of the pandemic led to supply and demand imbalances, bottlenecks and a burst of inflation we kno

it's what it means for another on them winton for that sub hobby alyssa had to do that. ah. the hello there. the weather remains rather once settled across northern parts of the middle east. not a cloud sharing up pay receipts may be down, paused recently, round the caspian sea, just to the northwest of tara. we had 77 millimeters afraid in 24 hours that disturbed weather. now, in the process of nudging a little further east with some dry skies coming back in behind, have got some showers. meanwhile, just cross c, a western side of saudi arabia, that could cause some localized study, a shout just drifting a little further east with as we go on into monday by monday elsewhere, she can see lassie settled in sunny little on the cool side temperatures here in tow how will struggle to get to 28 degrees celsius, s 82 in fahrenheit. the settle whether stretches right down across the gulf of aidan somalia, generally fine and settle. we have got a few showers just around the if you open the rift valley, they're just pushing over towards ethiopian highlands, some where to where the on

i'm joined by my wife and our adult children, suzie, lucy, and sam, and sam's wife alyssa.heir support make possible all i do. i'm grateful to the talented and dedicated team at the fed with whom it has been my privilege to serve over the last decade. my predecessor, secretary-general yellen, let the fed in a strong position. i am thankful for her leadership, example, and friendship. when covid hit our shores, american families and businesses were 10 years into an historic economic expansion. with a robust jobs market reaching those who had traditionally been left out. the pandemic, however, brought an immediate and painful recession. fortunately, american resilience with strong policy actions and vaccines that enabled the economy's three ocean -- reopening set the stage for a strong recovery. the economy is expanding today at its fastest pace in many years, carrying the promise of a return to maximum employment. the challenges and opportunities remain as always. the unprecedented preopening with the economy along with the effects of the pandemic led to supply and demand ba

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. thousands of people marched through lost shadows to show solidarity against hate speech. community leaders say today's rally was perhaps the town's largest demonstration ever, an estimated 2500 people gathered at los catto civic center after marching from fisher. middle school organizers plan the event in response to racist and homophobic graffiti found around town as well as disruptions at town council meetings. over diversity issues. racist graffiti was discovered at a market in oakland's chinatown. karl chan, president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce, tells ktvu that the graffiti was located just outside of new tins market just this morning. jen says police have been notified chinatown neighborhood has been on alert over the past year amid increased racial attacks. no resident made in this specific case. anyone with information about the graffiti is asked to call oakland police. new attend. starting tomorrow, petaluma police will be assigned to kennel worth junior high s

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after senator mcclellan will hear from alyssa milano who is an actress, a writer in an era advocate. next miller from karol jenkins has the president of the era coalition. we'll then hear from highness stepan who is a senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. they will hear who is the founder and president of the feminist majority and publisher of this magazine. next will hear from bambi who is the president of the coalition and board member of the era coalition. last but not least we hear from victoria north was the professor of law at georgetown university law center. the witnesses will be un- muted so we will swear that man. please raise your right hand produce where or from the testimony are about to give us the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? >> i do. >> let the record show the witnesses answered in the affirmative without objection your written statements will be made part of the record with that, centered mcclellan from virginia you are now recognized for your testimony. >> thank you at madam chair, representative conley and memb

there was on the how about it know, so she had the michael casias minute thought theat. alyssa, you cannot see humble, heart alleged, don't go to selina 11th the cottage in, in what runa, it had the hulu included if at the hat, if he could run kenneth jenny, in one clammy, her molar cobbled carmen. what at the hazard? the joel, wherever confrontations took place and the occupied west bank, al jazeera reporters were on the ground. they reported from the old city of napa from hebron and bethlehem. algebra reporters were also based in the gallons of strip. a continual hotspot by 2003 al jazeera was now well established and a household name. it began to expand, including online. in september of that year, an english language website was launched. it was an immediate success in alicia. another launch was al jazeera, a boucher, it began in early 2005 and gave you was real time footage of global and regional events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. why didn't that little book almost adena ada about that? i thought i thought i thought and thought it an way up to an hour

we'll see you next time here with alyssa. ah, on can seeing the coast count japan's new prime minister taco income inequality plus bill the world trade organization health countries to secure corporate 19 vaccines will be speaking to the w t. o new director general. counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, more countries around the world ban flights from southern africa after the discovery of a new varies of cove at 19 and the new wave of restrictions raises fears the global economic recovery. my taken it. ah, i'm come all santa maria here in doha. this is the world news from al jazeera, rallying his troops, ethiopians that prime minister visits the front lines as fighting escalates against the ticket. i rebels these 3 people dead on the solomon islands, softer days, rising against government policies.

we examine the global power games of president basha, alyssa, we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night when the reason that could effect any human eyesight master of chaos on all jazeera hello and welcome to context india. i'm free, the souls are coming to you from them by context. india, re take the time to deliver a considered analysis of this country, politics and us people. in each episode in the series, we're taking a closer look at a specific facet of what has perhaps been the biggest crisis india has faced since independence recovered pandemic. this our 4th and final episode, we are examining the indian health gas sector that crumbled under the pressure of the 2nd wave. of course 19. we will be looking at issues of insufficient investment and public health care. the severe shortage of oxygen in many parts of the country and india vaccine policy. i'll be speaking with casey chuck, her former secretary of health for the government of india and sudan shumate the national spokesperson of the b g p. at the close of this week's episode will be an

is alyssa to take care of environment sticky of our planet ender to clean our cities? it's an inspiration to me that even in this global see of plastic one person really can make a difference, a for environmental campaign is the global issue of plastic waste is now so serious. it has risen to the top of the agenda. they believe we must rethink our whole approach to the material. the scale of the plastic problem is huge. minutes over 300000000 times a year. plastic packaging itself is 78000000 tons year. 32 percent of that leaks out ins, environment. some of the biggest producers of plastic packaging in the world produce $3000000.00 tons a year. so with that one producer changes the way they make plastic. that is a massive change globally. even the biggest producer plastic packaging in the world can't fix this on their own. this is about every one competitors alike. organizing around a system that can be regenerated from restorative. if you look at our current economy, it's predominantly linear. we take a material out the ground, we make something out of it and then the

speaking to the un security council, you're on monday, alyssa, going about san jose said that there was a small window of opportunity to bring this conflict to on and, and he said time is very short. and the 1st thing he would like to see is the establishment of humanitarian corridors. and the withdrawal of troops from some of the main highways up to 400000 people, living in from light conditions in the to grey region, with millions of others. a food is secure and the greatest need right now is to take aid to those people. but from, of course, stopping the wall and the state department. us also waited in with some hopeful news that there was an opportunity to, to bring the conflict on. and of course, their fears that this conflict could spread to all parts of if you're p a. and in the reaction, the prime minister of ethiopia, i'd be ultimate a treated just earlier on that if your p out was willing to work or his government was willing to work with friends to deal with. if your peers challenges something that would come as a huge relief to diploma, we're currently involved in trying to b

this week with total does not this, we mo, thought it this with little more night josh, and i'm the alyssa nutrition and got a blow like a problem with miss you. ah ah ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile payments from our stars. the truth is that every device is a potential entry, quite versed security attack. i think you're comfortable with it, but all it eventually there's malware that thousands, maybe sometimes millions each day. they use the cyber, they use all and she is an extension of traditional official intelligence has not many main threat. this is due to that 3 laws of robotics. one of the things that's happening at the many eve cyber impacts right now, i'd be where it really worried about it. most people, when equally b, you calling for a chip in my brain. so there has been a lot of progress from the hacker side using ai and using other advanced technologies. there has been on the defensive site with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is

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we examined the global power games of president basha, alyssa, we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human asset master of chaos. coming soon on all jazeera europe has, once again become the epicenter, the covered pandemic. the w h. o is one of half a 1000000 more deaths by february. the vaccines are readily available. so what's gone wrong? i'm will europeans have to spend another winter in lockdown? this is entire story. ah. hello and welcome to the program i brought barrison. now in the warm months of july and august, much of europe get the impression. the worst of the pandemic was over countries lifted coven 19 restrictions. people traveled for holidays, again gathered in large numbers, and you didn't had needed to wear masks in many places, but infections and are rising to record levels. the world health organization says the region is once again, the center of the pandemic. it's urgent governments to re impose restrictions and step up vaccination campaigns. vaccines are readily available, but many people

the violence ended ultimately with him as taking control of gaza in june. 2007 amended alyssa odon, this have been consumed men as to them, as with the withdraw. masula thought that that mal am aaliyah's cause of them by that is the salmon for the student. the am and fain was about. but that, that, that mel dot does have as little loved what the flu buns have as much to my telephone. well, that had been men within that hello for lisa salem, and to dealer mac de, been behind that a heavy and highly has at the had the gun on how bill could be under the dia. on the 12th of july, 2006, the armed lebanese shia group has bella abducted to israeli soldiers. this was to try to pressure israel into a prisoner exchange deal for some of its members in detention. but in response, israel launched a $34.00 day war against has the law in lebanon, al jersey recovered events on both sides of the border, including in israeli, and strike me the southern lebanese village of con. on that one, manuel selina le mckennan had if what can a less had motley men did done? what i had done was ha ha ha ha! can lazily

what would you say, alyssa? never answer your yes, that is said. the major house is a year round project for ismael. his wife, re hon and daughter soraya. it's also an open house for like minded people. visitors are expected to help out with farming and daily domestic shoals and thinking. liana, she put us in the truck, our spot owner, who bought an eye up, mike newton, big donna, yale. my demila, is she at all? no luck with it, like chalk call, i will not mention. there will now is another such read all say i shall can, will marie up on what color but she told little talk cool old. the yellow saw the issue. i get screening. surgical phones, the in yellow, little old lunar. what are your shark? i am skirmish which i really kinda your shot again. yeah. tall good. it's in our kitchen. it's in origin who should services and the number of visitors is can range from a handful of guests to dozens of people from all over the world. we'll see you for that during sedans or jobs visit this, he was accompanied by a family who like him, was also questioning th

they are coming to left within where, where should the hostile a wider way as, as than the hill, alyssa, what else? alaska realist, leja aluminum, or her command olivia, the custom were hold or either shudder curtly, morocco about a little harbor. it was out of a default with alkalis, lightly r n a say, which was gall unit, a 200. it's pretty rude. we allow them to grow companies and, and order for the companies to develop their need to make. what do they need to make money? they need to make money. tomato most house spoke to william benny, who for over 30 years, worked with the us national security agency, a former cryptography, and later a whistle block. benny was the essays, technical leader of intelligence. benny has a high level understanding of the agencies, data collection systems. what that means is, any i thong or any phone in the world, 1st connecting to the network, when you want to use it, you're immediately known worldwide. i mean, all the switches have you and they capture your i. p. s and all and your phone and at mac numbers and all that. that's how they bill you. so tha

we examined the global power games of president basha, alyssa, we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night when the reason that could effect any human aside master of chaos on all jazeera, the latest news as it breaks it in the brazilian rainforest, means these areas are now emitting more carbon dioxide than they're absorbed with detail coverage. country like chile because of its geographic conditions, has an enormous advantage from around the world. what's happening here is local forming communities using simple method to solve a complex environmental problem. ah, this is al jazeera, ah, hello there. i'm hello, mom he is in. this is the use our life from dough home coming up in the next 60 minutes thousands of sudanese are out on the streets to voice their anger against the military.

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i, alyssa, his, the trace controller, brian, i found martin blan, used to detect the tracy's been shrewd as across the national board abbey, in the water. it is polish machinery. nathan, of these military vehicles with specialists, radio equipment different where they look a lot like american hummus, probably in them actually like what we is the boldest services. if we can see them conducting surges, and they are the refugees, they've already crossed the tray and controls drip on this laura the extraordinary scenes in the middle of a forest. 3rd and 3rd, are europe correspond. peter oliver can tell us more about the escalating border situation. in fact, the polish president under a do there is currently in a meeting with the prime minister, mateusz motivates and security leaders as well and emergency meeting being cold as things escalated or not border with bella. ruth. throughout monday we saw a tree trunk being used as a battering ram to try and get through the border fence there. there were people with ply isn't why a quarter of some kind trying to cut through the barbed wire as they

alyssa, insistently sick of usual lustre. nolan, no problem. ah, french catholic church admits that it bears institutional responsibility for decades of child sex abuse by clergyman and abuse. victim told all take just this needs to be served now as is necessary for the pope himself to recognize the institution responsibility of the church to recognize all its crimes and only offences that has committed. what is happening in the mediterranean is a real genocide. that weighs on the conscience of european states and the european union, i'm italian mer, accuses the you are putting lives of risk with his failure to stem, the influx of migrants across mediterranean. also to come this evening. it's really hard to breathe. i guess this was real war might look like smoke grenades, nucleus sufferings, and a voyage on russia's most modern warship on correspondent travels to the conference, far east to witness wargames at close quarters. ah, by that very good evening to you. great abbey accompanied this is auntie internet. french catholic bishops have ack