francis albert de martini anthony demas martin n.is deming carol keyes demitz kevin dennis thomas francis dennis, sr. [bell tolling] ♪ >> jean c. depalma jose nicolas de pena robert john deraney michael derienzo david paul derubbio jemal legesse desantis christian louis desimone edward desimone iii firefighter andrew j. desperito michael jude da™esposito cindy ann deuel melanie louise de vere jerry devito robert p. devitt, jr. >> and my grandfather firefighter allen. my family teach me about you and my brothers and i would love the chance to meet you. you will never be forgotten. >> and my aunt, brooke alexandra jackson. aunt brooke, even though i never met you, i feel a connection to you. i share your love of reading, helping others and being a younger sister. as i have gotten older, people have told me that i resemble you in both appearance and mannerisms. that is truly the best compliment i could ever get. and the time you have been gone, it is almost as much is almost as much as your short years lived. my heart breaks that i will

boy, turned out to be spectacular. >> dennis asks, how did you meet anthony to begin with. >> anthony and i met on martha's vineyard in the summer of 2001, bill clinton just left the white house and it was this, you know, balmy summer weekend and a female, a memory of hillary land comes over and says this charming man wants to meet you. and i was always working and i had never dabbled in flirtations with men when i was working and a man comes over, sure enough a congressman who was hillary's colleague. and it wasn't love at first sight. and he had a big personality, and we became friends first. and that's the first time i met him. >> do you have any advice for healing from betrayal trauma. >> laura, the best advice i can give the only advice that worked for me, you have to take the time for feel. i for a long time did not allow to feel anything, but angerness and bitterness and compartmentalized, and it was only when i allowed myself to feel and forgive myself it took time. >> how do you navigate raising mixed race child in the post trump era. >> we live in new york and that's somethi

anthony was away. a brief period of communal, i was a single parent and boy do i believe single-parent our heroes. it was hard to be a single parent juggling work and motherhood, and feeling very alone not going into the office every day. i got so low and just the fact i thought about it for a fleeting moment told in that instant, i need help. i need help. i could do it and nancy and i could do it together and it was brutal. we went through of process called a disclosure process, and for me it was the only way through. it was the only way i was able to get to the other side and feel as healthy and whole as they do today. >> when you talk about anthony, he was incarcerated for a period of time. he was ultimately diagnosed with sex addiction and that was something a friend of yours had mentioned to you some years prior, but none of the therapists you are working with wood using that term. and in no anthony has his own story to tell but i was just wondering what do you want people to know about that, abou

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and then as you remember that then you write in the book speaking with anthony over the phone that ifillary loses the election it will be because of you and me and then you write the following i do not know how i will survive this and then she does go on eto lose the election. how did you process all of that? >> and my faith has always been essential part of my life i doo think god has carried me through in many ways. and in that moment not knowing what would happen because this announcement was so unprecedented and so shocking. and then i cooperated with theas investigation from day number one. i went down the hall to call a lawyer friend of mine saying nobody has asked me how can i send information? please take a look at it and i write in the book i could not even feel anymore because it felt selfish. and then we know how that kended. and that took me to a very dark place after the election and i had to get professional help to where i am sitting in thisee chair talking to you today. he>> james comey said it was a hdaily nightmare even the decisions he felt he was playing god. >> th

anthony: we are.been the continuation of a trend we have seen since the last financial crisis where historically, all lending was done by banks in the liquid markets. banks have really exited the market. we have seen private debt firm step in. it is not a new phenomenon, where liquid markets have seen stop. dani: has that changed the profile of types of deals you are doing? anthony: it has actually. typically, the liquid markets seem to be larger deals. hence, private debt firms are moving towards much larger deals. as an example, recently, the largest deal that was done was a business, i think the loan was about 4.5 billion euros. that is a pretty sizable transaction. it did involve to were three private debt firms together. dani: that is a problem, right? you have to be large to be able to do this. arcmont is large enough but to what degree are folks missing out on these newly freed up deals where banks are not putting in the money? are there a lot of people missing out on this because they are too

anthony, talk to me about spending. _ can happen. anthony, talk to me about spending.s that donald trump backed. it's interesting, and you are seeing some controversy in places like arizona, with the republican candidate for senate they are, and ohio, the republican candidate for senate they are both back by donald trump — they were expecting deep—pocketed donors to step in and fill in so the republican party wouldn't have to spend much there. but that's not happening, so this candidates have actually been struggling a bit for money. there's limited resources to go around, some of these races that they thought they might have been the bag are still open contests that will take some money. so they have to decide where they want to spend it all. in the fundraising for republicans, while it has been good, hasn't been as good recently as they expected it to be — and democratic fundraising, in part because of the motivation issue, because abortion has really gotten the democratic voters's attention, has increased funding on the democratic side. so democrats are able to matc

anthony barry will take over in the interim _ riders?r in the interim he _ riders? anthony barry will take over in the interim he is _ riders? anthony barry will take over in the interim he is a _ riders? anthony barry will take over in the interim he is a coach - riders? anthony barry will take over in the interim he is a coach alreadyl in the interim he is a coach already based in chelsea. there have been suggestions of bright and's graham potter being one of the frontrunners. he is someone who i think the ownership at chelsea will feel is a more collaborative manager than thomas tuchel, someone who can work with the sporting director and the ownership and who like to be quite hands—on and have shown that, todd boehly appointed himself as an interim sporting director too. mauricio pochettino, the former spurs and psg manager has also been mentioned, and even zinedine zidane, the former real madrid manager has been mentioned. a lot of a range of candidates, but i think that the minute it is looking like graham potter could be the frontr

anthony st.ny is the patron not only of the poor, but also of travelers, so if you are an avid wanderer, look into the church will definitely not be superfluous. and gratitude. this is why the saint is often addressed as an assistant in finding lost values. and since the end of the 19th century, the custom has spread to call donations for the poor collected in the church the bread of st. anthony. does not feed the film crew with bread, let them travel. unfortunately, acquaintance with a small, but with such a historically unique city is over. and you come to kosovo , there are a lot of mysteries left here that you and i have to unravel. the bison, the largest representative of the fauna of belarus, belongs to the genus of bison of the order of artiodactyls. this is the last representative of wild bulls in europe, the body length of adult males can exceed 3 m, and the height at the withers approximately corresponds to a person’s height from 170 cm to 190, the weight of a bison is about half a ton,

least this is the conclusion i can personally draw after the statement of the secretary of state anthony blinken, which he made during an interview with an american tv channel cbs, the head of the country's foreign policy department emphasized that president joe biden is determined to do everything to help ukrainians defend themselves even more. washington is making every effort to convince allies and partners to put more pressure on russia so that it stops its unprovoked aggression against ukraine. next let's listen to anthony blinken in direct speech these so-called referendums are fake the russians came there installed their puppet local administrations then announced the voting results of which they will manipulate in order to declare these territories russian, but they are not russian and will never be so, and the ukrainians have every right to take them back. you, i hope, paid attention to the last words he said. would not think of helping us return these territories. they would not say that. and by the way, the usa allocated us another 475 million 500 thousand dollars in financial

parked his vehicle in a parking space several down from anthony and had gotten into anthony's car. >>ment. >> you want a cigarette? >> no, i'm good. i quit that [ bleep ] >> were they telling you what to say? >> they did say you know you gotta act sort of like donnie brasco. you gotta ask him questions. >> as soon as he got there -- >> he felt me down for a wire. >> dude, you can't blame me for doing this, right? i gotta feel you up, bro, real quick, right? no disrespect. >> what were you thinking then when he did that? >> [ bleep ] real. >> and he just spills his guts. >> mm-hmm. i didn't really have to do much work. like, he wanted to tell me, you know? i think he wanted to get it off his chest. >> yeah, i got the fbi on my -- >> about what? >> about killing sarah. they've been -- they were up my ass. first it was just normal police, they were on my ass. and i had to go in and get interrogated by them multiple times, but then it kept moving up levels. and now it's a federal case. that's not even the worst part. the worst part of it is, i thought i was walking out, 50 grand, 100 gran

joe, anthony, let's talk again real soon.hedges against inflation is at a three month low. key look not only support but get it moving back to the upside. president biden having his let them eat cake moment on "60 minutes," inflation not a big deal. i will ask don luskin what he thinks. he after the break. ♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪. charles: so yesterday during an interview with "60 minutes" president biden bristled at the notion inflation is a major problem in the united states since it is not rocketing that much since early this summer. take a listen. president biden: inflation rate month to month is just an inch. hardly at all. >> you're not arguing that 8.3 is good news. >> i'm not saying good news t was 8.2 or 8.2 before. i can make it sound all of sudden it went to 8.2%. >> it highest inflation rate, mr. president in 40 years? >> president biden: i got that. guess where we are? w

cordele it tells a bit more about what anthony albanese told you. alb anes >> well anthony albanese and his republican views have been known back in 2018, he thinks australia needs of an australian head of state, but he recognizes the gravity of this moment, the need for the nation to mourn and that deep affection and connection with the monarch, she was the first reigning monarch to step foot in australian soil, she visited the country 16 times, he spoke very fondly of her, her ability to support the nation in its time of need whether that was in floods, droughts or natural disasters, in the wake of her death there has been a discussion once again about referendum on a republic in australia, there was already a referendum that has taken place back in 1996, but he has made it clear that he will not be holding one in his first term of office and he very much wants to dedicated this time in really respecting the honor of the service that the queen gave this country, and the deep affection everyone had for her here. i did ask him though about whether -

anthony st. patron of not only the poor, but also travelers, so if you are an avid wanderer, look into the church , it will definitely not be superfluous. and gratitude that's why the saint is often turned to as an assistant in finding lost values, and since the end of the 19th century, the custom has spread to call donations to the poor gathered in the church st. anthony's bread does not feed the group with bread, let them travel. unfortunately , acquaintance with a small, but with such a historically unique city is over. and you come to kosovo, there are many mysteries left here that you and i have to unravel. live news now in the studio sergey lugovsky hello this year, 30 appeals on antimonopoly cases were considered in belarus and some of them were found to be justified . today we are told by an international conference in minsk that it was opened on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of antimonopoly regulation in belarus. colleagues from the eu and cis countries share their experience and

anthony this year it celebrated its 150th anniversary at the time.ite the one that burned down the temple was erected by the company of the paslovskys, with the support of count muravyov and the local authorities, christians provided bed assistance. unfortunately, the name of the architect has not survived to this day, but he has something to be proud of. after all, today the temple is a recognized monument of architecture of the 19th century . anthony is one of the most revered saints in the catholic world, too. therefore, it is not enough. which parish does not have a statue or an icon depicting a young monk, especially if the old church is often surrounded by memorial plaques with inscriptions thank you saint anthony saint anthony is the patron of not only the poor, but also travelers, so if you are an avid wanderer, look into the church , it will definitely not be superfluous. and gratitude that's why the saint is often turned to as an assistant in finding lost values, and since the end of the 19th century, the custom has spread to call donations

leÓn: tambiÉn en mÉxico el trÁfico y la tecnologÍa fueron algunos de los temas discutidos con anthonyogo se pusieran sobre la mesa el combate al trÁfico de fentanilo, tambiÉn el desarrollo de tecnologÍas a base de litio. >> el tema de computadoras, la comitiva se reuniÓ con andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador y fue calificada como productiva y amistosa. desarrollaron tecnologÍas a base de litio y semiconductores para alcanzar metas econÓmicas ambiciosas y frenar la migraciÓn. >> podemos estar de acuerdo en algunos temas, pero pensando en acuerdos. >> acusaron a mÉxico de empresas estatales. >> hay un mecanismo, es una relaciÓn que tiene, claro que puede tener conflictos. >> anthony brinquen vino a fijar postura. leÓn: un juez propuesto por donald trump podrÁ verlos % documentos del fbi. es el actual magistrado de una corte de brooklyn. tiene buena reputaciÓn y supervisa casos nacionales. claudia useda tiene toda esta historia para ustedes. >> donald trump regreso a la zona capitalina. argumentaron un juez federal, podrÍa no ser clasificado, rechazaron el intento de seguir revisando los docume

just seconds before half time, anthony modest said, i went just wide at minutes later donyo moll, and couldn't find the back of the net either. shall. his 1st chance in the game was blocked by nico. she looked back in the 66 minutes substitute lucifer mccoy could almost put his team ahead, but it was swallow with another good safe in behavior committed, mckoko wouldn't be denied wolf with the cross. and the 17 year old had at home. probably the most important goal in his young career and you could see what it meant to him. dockman coach in tears ej knew who he had to thank after the game one. dillard ended much to the delight of the door when support us and now to another dobby. this time in bavaria algebra came away with local bragging rights. when they stunned perennial bonus league champions bind munich, one nill in the 59th minute was meg embellish, fired in from close range. and that was all the scoring out berg would need free kick, taking a leafy lucky bounce off leather thigh. and daresha was there to do the rest drama . in the closing stages, went bynes go cape, a manual nois

ah, i'm anthony. how'd it's good debbie with us. the check republic, which currently holds the rotating e u presidency, is calling for an international tribunal for war crimes to be established after new mass graves were found in eastern ukraine. some of the bodies uncovered near the formerly russian occupied city of is you showed evidence of torture. ukrainian authority, say investigation into potential war crimes committed by russian forces is just beginning using documentation. ukraine is hoping to make the case for legal recognition of the alleged russian atrocities. united nations is preparing to send an inspection to d. w. 's. manuel shars traveled to is you and saw the forensic operation 1st had she sent us this report which includes information. some viewers may find disturbing me and a team her ards are in is home to day. and our 1st our pool is just at the outskirts of the recently liberated city of islam, tudor side of doze, mass burials. you could see that there's that the city cemetery and just behind it they are grazed

anthony, how is good, happy with us. we begin in ukraine where russia says its troops are withdrawing from key areas in the hockey region. the announcement comes off to keep city its army, had made sweeping gains there, rushes, defense ministry says its soldiers would leave. is yeoman umbrella clear to instead concentrate on fighting in the don bass region. meanwhile, keep says it's troops have entered russian. occupied could be answered. and are approaching the city of lucy chance. and as he running trips advanced, they finding new devastation and new evidence of russian atrocities. with religion, a sign of progress. these images, released by the ukrainian military show chirps, raising the ukrainian flag over the eastern city of balak. leah, a clear indicator that keeps counter offensive in the east, is gaining momentum. the russian defense ministry initially refused to comment on ukraine's eastern push. but his now acknowledged that they are making advances. moscow says it's pulling back from key towns in the hockey re

that was anthony, thank you so much for _ it. that was anthony, thank you so much forjoining _ it.- so much forjoining us, this director of security at the garden museum in new york. the former us president barack 0bama and his wife have returned to the white house the unveiling of their official portrait. large paintings of former us president and first ladies adorned the wall of the famous residents, the barbers were hosted by president biden who was vice president during their time in office, and usually former president �*s return during their successor�*s tenure but there was no ceremony held that the barbers during donald trump�*s time in office. barack 0bama had this message for the staff who had gathered for the occasion. i am gathered for the occasion. i am especially _ gathered for the occasion. i am especially glad _ gathered for the occasion. i am especially glad to _ gathered for the occasion. i am especially glad to see - gathered for the occasion. i am especially glad to see so - gathered for the occasion. ian especially glad to see so many of you serving president b

allen anthony bevins. annette marie bettles. >> firefighter biegelesen. and my uncle.uld have had many laughs with you as our uncle and know you're always watching over us. thanks for being our addian angel and hero. >> my brother from local 3, james marcel cartier. we lost 17 members that day. god bless local 3 and god bless america. lester marino, tommy ashton and a very good friend of mine's dad, kenneth watson. god bless america. [bell rings] ♪ >> maria j.bayer. >> nina patrice bell. steven elliott belton. >> paul benedetti. >> brian craig bennett. >> eric l. bennett. >> oliver bennett. >> margaret l. benson. >> dominic j. >> berardi. james patrick berger. >> steven howard berger. >> our live coverage on the 21st anniversary of the 9/11 attacks continue and we'll leave new york city but return later following a pentagon ceremony where president biden and defense secretary austin are expected to speak. american airlines flight 77 was one of the planes that was hijacked on september 11, 2001. it crashed into the west side of the pentagon at 9:45 a.m. eastern killing

anthony of padua is an old organ that is still used during worship, but according to tradition, thisnique instrument is also used for concerts. this is a great opportunity to hear your favorite piece of religious and not only music in a special place under the vaults of the temple, which, according to experts, has excellent acoustics. if you look at the river from the church, then on the other side you can see its eternal alter ego orthodox church church of st. nicholas which retrospectively refers to the russian style harmoniously complements the vicious ensembles of the former market square. it was built in 1894 with funds allocated from the treasury, kokoshniks, ornamental searches and other decorative elements give this temple a special charm. but still, the main decoration of the city is the tazingauz palace. unfortunately, the interiors of the palace, as well as its layout, have undergone major changes. but on the outside, it remained the same as at the beginning of the 19th century. when was the construction completed? the logical end of the tour according to this historical m

anthony . and gratitude .hy the saint is often turned to as an assistant in weaving lost values. and since the end of the 19th century, the custom has spread call the donation for the poor collected in the church the bread of st. anthony does not feed the group with bread, let me travel. unfortunately , acquaintance with a small, but with such a historically unique city is over. and you come to kosovo, there are many mysteries left here that you and i have to unravel. when you are in nature, it seems that the world has fallen into silence. all the sounds of fuss have disappeared and only the songs of the wind caress your ears on purpose, so that you look around and understand what silence is all around at any opportunity, go to nature, go to forests, fields on the river and lakes, breathe fresh air, admire the clear sky. listen to the birds singing, rustle, leaves, smile to the sun. enjoy. notice this beauty around harmony with nature belorus 24. they left the city to live in the countryside and do not regret

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she always spoke fondness about it, anthony albanese said that she was able to console, comfort at a time when the country most needed it, that's during floods for instance, during natural disasters. she was there for them and he doesn't think that this is a time to discuss politics and he confirmed that he would not be holding another referendum on whether indeed australia should become a republic. i did press someone whether he felt like australian people wanted to see the institution of the monarchy evolve. here is what he had to say. evolve he>> of course and it has evolvd and it will continue to evolve and it will need to continue to move with the times. but the bigger question about the constitution are not ones for this current period. this is a period in which we are showing the grief that so many australians are feeling at the moment, showing our deep respect and admiration for a contribution of the queen to australia and today of course the transition formally here to recognize that with the queen passing, king charles automatically became the head of state of australia. au

anthony of padua is an ancient organ, which is still used during worship, but according to tradition,s unique instrument is also used for concerts. this is a great opportunity to hear your favorite piece of religious and not only music in a special place under the vaults of the temple, which, according to experts, has excellent acoustics. uh, if you look at the river from the church, then on the other side you can see its eternal alter ego orthodox church, the church of st. nicholas, which refers to retrospectively russian style harmoniously complements the vicious ensembles of the former market square. it was built in 1894 with funds allocated from the treasury, kokoshniks, ornamental belts and other decorative elements give this temple a special charm. but still, the main decoration of the city is the tazengauz palace. unfortunately, the interiors of the palace, as well as its layout, have undergone major changes. but outside, it remained the same as at the beginning of the 19th century. when the construction was completed, the logical conclusion of the tour of this historical monum

bloomberg's anthony di paola joining us. let's move to what opec actions made for energies.maybe we are looking at prices with a $80 downside, $100 upside if opec is trying to actively manage that price window. what does that mean for oil producers? >> thanks for having me. we appreciate it. that is an interesting question. when we think about it, more price stability is better than less price stability. we do not think it changes a lot from our companies. think of the early model. the last couple of years, it is obvious now our companies are price takers, the past couple of years getting bigger and stronger in order to better channel that volatility. just because there is a cap potentially between $80 and $100, i do not think it changes the business strategy. guy: good morning. investors are assessed with money coming back towards them. they see these big companies as cash machines, look at their free cash flow line carefully and one returns. in this scenario with capped oil prices to the top to the bottom and insurance -- and inflation and cost rising, isn't that going to

it is run by anthony scaramucci.s in crypto and ftx and sky bridge we will hear about it first from anthony scaramucci and ftx ceo sam bankman fried in the next hour they call sam the jp morgan of the crypto business. they gated some of the investors. will this investment allow them to be able to funnel money back to the clients we have now seen sam taking pieces of businesses throughout the sort of crypto eco atmosphere >> it is part a shark tank model. you come in and do these things. the other thing is like roy -- i don't know if you watch "ted lasso. he is here, he is there. he is everywhere >> he is touching all parts of the space. little bit like ken griffin if you think of all of the component parts of the exchange market >> i like his house in coconut grove. have you seen his house? >> i have not. >> $104 million. beautiful. i like bankman hey, bankman >> appropriately named >> you remember we have eugene profi profitt come on. good name for the business phil dow he would talk about the dow. i like bankman te

ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome. in a hard hitting speech to the un general assembly germany, chancellor. allah schultz has accused the kremlin of pursuing and imperialist war, and ukraine. shots told the assembly, the world must not accept a pace dictated by russia or risk undermining the world's rule based system. he said rushes actions posed a threat to global peace that deserved condemnation. he also pledged germany support to ukraine in the form of supplying weapons to key exam equals on the employee and john, and let las now to part of what else had to say at the un general assembly. the international would, it does not happen by itself. if we do nothing, then this chapter is about to ease of appeal upon pseudo and gold is charter colton . all of us to uphold it purposely said principles. and we must understand id by today when a major nuclear power armed to the teeth. a founding member of the united nations and a permanent member of the un security council, no less seeks to shift bordered through the use of fi

anthony? how'd in berlin for me in the team here? thanks for your company and with a closely with listen, carefully. don't know how with today. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. oh oh oh oh oh oh, i am. well, i'm at 7 if a lie, so striking experience was unfortunately an escape situation that i had to go through that was between the mountains of talk he any hung on it was really cold and we were at a spot where there was nothing. and we couldn't go any farther, had unaccompanied by the again, a hiking group. 5 members were born in germany, 9 have a migrant background. the majority of those were refugees. godsa, chill out the union law. carter we have been hiking the whole night. we crossed a see young border and was i said shakima. i didn't the way our shoes. good and my foot was wounded. good guys, there was no water will be suffered from wound snores and hawkins together. they will hike for 3 days in southern germany. their goal to make it easier for people with migrant backg

anthony blinkin. promised a new american gifts in the form of money and weapons for this, vladimir zelensky immediately awarded him the order of yaroslav the wise of the second degree . an unexpected visit by anthony blinkin to ukraine in a war-ravaged land. blinkin met with government officials with private individuals and visited a children's hospital us secretary of state anthony b linkel visited ukraine paid a surprise visit and discussed a $2.7 billion new aid transport for kiev and its neighbors. this is the second trip by an american diplomat to kiev since julia's first russian invasion. what is the reason for blinkin's visit on the one hand, this visit happened unexpectedly, but one american official said that now is the decisive moment of the war in ukraine and this explains why it is not glinkin today? here he chose this very moment to come and show that the united states continues support the country's war effort. let's talk about this $2.7 billion aid. how significant is this amount and ho

ah, i'm anthony. how'd welcome to the program. queen elizabeth quoterush has arrived in edinburgh, thousands of scots lined rural roads and highways to bid a last farewell to the mana labs. crowds crowds also packed the heart of the scottish capital, wanting the royal mile from the castle. down to the palace of hollywood house with mourners, gathering early in the morning quince coffin belie at risk at some giles cathedral till it is flown to london. on tuesday. we have dw correspondent emily gordon standing by for us in it mer scotland. emily could to see you. what can you tell us about another day, full of pageantry in scotland. yes, anthony. so we're now at a borrower standing right behind the palace of hollywood house. it has started to poor. it's raining said the majority of people around here. i've actually gone home, but when we arrived here, the streets for absolutely packed, they will lining every road that we, that we passed almost and, you know, and, and when, when, when the cleans coffin arrives to you. so how people w

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ah, i'm anthony howard walk into the program. queen elizabeth elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh. the official residence of the british monarch in scotland. the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to the city's saint giles cathedral. to morrow. thousands of mourners followed the queen's final journey from bell moral castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city's famous royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival willis. this is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hard horribly, and it just seemed ray to come here. in a slow and sombre procession. queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside after leaving her beloved bon morrow castle, where her life of 96 years came to an end. thousands of scotch lined rural roads and highways to bid her a last farewell. i came here as a studen

i'm anthony, how it's good. happy with us. we begin him. you cried. where bratia says it's true, shall, withdrawing from key areas. areas in the hockey region. the announcement comes off to keep said its army had made sweeping gains that rushes defense ministry said that soldiers would leave is young and black thea to instead concentrate on fighting in the don bass rigid. meanwhile, keith says its troops had entered russian, occupied kapinsky, as ukrainian forces advanced a finding more devastation and new evidence of russian atrocities, with religion, a sign of progress. these images released by the ukrainian military show chirps, raising the ukrainian flag over the eastern city of balak. leah, a clear indicator that keeps counter offensive in the east is gaining momentum. the russian defense ministry initially refused to comment on ukraine's easton push, but as now acknowledged that they are making advances. moscow says it's pulling back from key towns in the hot cave region. lovers to achieve the goals at the special military operation to liberate

ah, i'm anthony howard. welcome to the program. in a hard heading speech to the un general assembly, germany's chancellor, all left short has accused the kremlin of pursuing and imperialist war in ukraine. sholtes told the assembly, the world must not accept a peace dictated by russia or brisk undermining the world's. you'll base system. he said rushes action of post a threat to global pace that deserved condemnation. they also pledged germany, so 14 crying in the form of supplying weapons. but zine equals an employer. and let's listen now to part of what shots had to say at the un general assembly. the international would, it does not happen by itself. if we do nothing, then this is shantae is about to ease of appeal upon food on gold. this charter called on all of us to uphold it purposely said principles. and we must understand id by today when a major nuclear power armed to the teeth. a founding member of the united nations, and a permanent member of the un security council. no less seeks to shift borders to with the use of fir

ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? months ago, images of civilians killed and tortured in the crony in town of butcher shocked the world. after the town was liberated from russian occupation, research is found extensive evidence of the parent ball crimes committed by brush forces. now evidence of what could be more war crimes has emerged in the nearly liberated hockey region. a correspondent, a man war shars, went to is you where mass graves containing more than 450 bodies were uncovered. a warning to our viewers, her report contains some disturbing images there and covering sheer horror as near by artillery fire rages in this forest. on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock ticks. you and bodies buried in mass graves dating from the russian occupation. drawing from what surgical, unless you equals afterwards, the information we have, which has already been established, is the burial of local residence. labriola exclamation. as you can see, examination of the bodies. l

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who defended all his championship belts in a rematch for which world champion of england this is anthonyoshua a boxer from crimea remains in ukraine and continues to bring victory after victory my colleague svyatoslav khomenko asked vysik about this victory in the ring and at the front about plans for the future and when you return to the crimea, your fight with anthony joshua has already been a while ago. what is the significance for you personally for ukraine as a whole, this match. i think that this is such a small motivation for each of us, even at this time when hostilities are going on in our country. i said that one of the goals is to make people happy a little so that they switch over there, ah, inner head and gave birth hmm in this way we can now be called almost the absolute world champion in boxing did you want a completely naive question with an absolutely expected answer but would you like to become the absolute world champion in super heavyweight to become the absolute world champion is there any news about your a potential match is coming going yes, for sure, are there any

maria: i want to ask you about anthony fauci flip-flopping on capitol hill senator rand paul called outsistent vaccine messaging, watch this. >> the most potent vaccination is getting infected yourself. >> you seem quite certain of yourself in 2004 but in 2022 there's a lot less certainty. a vaccination following infection gives an added extra boost in that film that you showed is taking out of context. maria: josh we hear the same thing from dr. fauci, everything taken out of context, we know what happened in last week we saw a report about ram paul asking dr. fauci how much money he and other scientists get and did receive for pushing the vaccine and pushing everybody to get vaccinated and triple and quadruple more shots and they're still getting covid. >> this is been one of my biggest question since day one on this entire dystopian to a half years of the covid aero regime, what is happening with the deepening bowels of anthony fauci's payroll. there is a third party watchdog, he runs a great fiscal transparency organization called open the books.org, it's been on top and we ran a gr

anthony seldon. _ this queen? another prime minister! anthony seldon, thank _ this queen? queen? another prime minister! anthony seldon, thank you very - this queen? another prime minister! i anthony seldon, thank you very much. well, the queues for westminster hall... we anticipate they have gone about six hours to get from the beginning to the end. behind me, you kind of think you are almost there, and you are almost there. probably you are another half an hour from getting into see the body of the queen, to see the coffin, to see the pyre on which it is supported, in which it stands, and that bit of the q has taken people about five hours to get to. if we go to the left of me, which is down towards the river thames, you will see a section of the shot which gives you an idea. that is what you might call a chicane arrangement. people get to that and say, i can see beyond that, that will take me a short amount of time. we were told it will get you about two hours to get from one end of the chicane to the other. imagine a terrifying version of snakes and ladders. you not go

privately calls on the kremlin to immediately stop talks about the possible use of nuclear weapons anthony blinken also emphasized that washington has a plan in case russia does resort to the use of any nuclear weapons, however, he also emphasized that washington clearly communicates to moscow what will be waiting for russia in the event that the kremlin goes for it, what exactly it is, what exactly it does in the white house discloses, however, today the spokeswoman of the white house, karin jeanpierre, confirmed that moscow knows in detail what will await it in the event of such a decision by president putin, also jake sullivan, whom you mentioned, the united states security adviser, he emphasized that such a threat is taken seriously in washington, but nothing from what putin is saying will not change washington's position and washington's constant support of kyiv let's listen to siri, we take it seriously, this is not the first time president putin has threatened nuclear threat in this conflict, he started back in february when russian tanks crossed the border for the first time brandi

, we are waiting for news from kupyansk . communications after his visit to kyiv, state secretary anthonytary general jens stoltenberg at their joint press conference, the nato secretary general stated that the war in ukraine is entering a critical phase and ukraine is certain to enter a further support, despite the economic pressure caused by the russian invasion , stoltenberg called on allies to supply kyiv with winter equipment such as clothes, tents, generators, so that ukrainian troops can continue to fight the russian invasion in the cold season listen winter is coming it's going to be hard so we need to continue to supply weapons and ammunition and winter clothes tents generators and all the special equipment needed for winter partly because the size of the ukrainian army has increased so much that they need more such winter equipment and nato is particularly focused on how we to provide the ukrainian army with tens of thousands of samples of winter uniforms. well, within the framework of the same press conference during communication with journalists, us secretary of state anthony

it is still unknown, but vladimir zelensky accepted them with open arms and immediately awarded anthonyorder of yaroslav the wise, second degree. and here is how the ukrainian media covered the arrival of blinkin, united states secretary of state anthony b. linkin arrived today with an unannounced visit to kiev, i remind you that this is during a full-scale invasion, his second visit to the ukrainian capital. he promised 2 billion in assistance to ukraine and countries threatened by russia volodymyr zelenskyy called the visit to the secretary of state caps an important signal the parties discussed the prospects for building up defense support for ukraine and noted the importance of the official launch of the land lisa program volodymyr zelenskyy noted that thanks to the support of partner countries, ukraine will return everything times the territories occupied by russians, moscow is paying an extremely high price for this aggression. i think it's important to emphasize this now. and this price will only grow, and we will continue this pressure until the aggression against ukraine stops

woman in police. custody has read night calls to abolish the country. strict islamic risk of awe m anthony held walk into the program, written as bid farewell to queen elizabeth the 2nd with a story, a state funeral. her coffin was placed in the royal vault at windsor castle near london, where she was buried in a private ceremony. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to pay their respects as a host. carrying elizabeth coffin made its way to winter. we'll hear from our correspondent that windsor castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on a funeral ceremony followed by millions of people around the world. queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. oh, elizabeth's grandchildren followed her into the abbey. ah, followed by her son, king charles the 3rd and the queen consort camilla. o. readings were made by dignitaries including the archbishop of canterbury. and hymns was sun. ah. then queen elizabeth the

anthony dr. anthony fauci admitted covid-19 lockdown mandates had on your kids education.the primary goal when you are dealing with a situation with the hospitals being overrun in new york. you have to do something that is rather draconian. sometimes, when you do draconian things, it has collateral, negative consequences. it does have ulterior consequences of the economy, on the school children. >> todd: a recent report from the department of education shows some of the largest test score declines in decades as a consequence of learning loss over the course of the pandemic. carley. >> carley: parents from a school district in hawaii pushing back against the extended covid era mandate but get this force has most of the students to eat lunch outside in the scorching island heat. one of the parents whose daughter attends first grade at this elementary school, she is six years old and joins us now. christina, good morning to you. i checked the temperatures. it will be netted the grease imported today. what is going on at your daughter school? >> yes. that is what we have been