[applause] >> the next honoree is christine anton but she couldn't be here so her daughter melanie anton is accepting this award in her place. [applause] >> michelle anton. [applause] >> mary jean robertson. [applause] >> bismarck delgado. [applause] >> janine lawa. [applause] >> last but not least, the last honoree is randy burns who could not be here unfortunately be that doesn't mean we can't give him a round of applause. [applause] >> in addition to the certificate and necklaces, the staff also obtained these beautiful shaws for all our honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. ls fo honorees so we will take a moment to shawl everyone. >> as many of you know, but some may not, every tribe has their own tradition and customs for honoring someone. intertribal communities, we do the best of what we know and what we got. in our way, we honor with gifts and shawls and blankets, all types of things. that's why we have these gifts for our honorees. >> we would like to call upon all nations for an honor song. please stand if you are able. >> thank you all nations for that honor so

and cosmonaut anton scupper off. that will bring the total cream embers on station to seven. . upon hatch opening, we will see shared camaraderie, and then we will all be looking forward to seeing the welcome ceremonies, slated to begin approximately 35 minutes after hatch opening. still tracking hatch opening shortly after 7:00 central time this evening. >> it looks like astronaut mark vande hei is getting cargo bags ready. possibly working to get some of the padding configured for hatch opening. >> sound check. >> endurance, i have you. i would say four by five. >> i hear you loud and clear. some inventory notes when you are ready to copy. >> i am ready to copy. >> we worked on replenishing the daily bags. we took one bag of disinfectant wipes from bag 107 and moved it to bag 110. we took one large outer bag packed from bag 108 and moved it to bag 110. >> disinfected white from 107 to 110, and one bag from 108 to 110. >> copy. >> those words between the ground and nasa astronaut kayla barron as they were to make sure everything is configured properly before hatch opening. on

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anton? i said, yeah, that's my ex husband and she said, well, i have to tell you something, but it was really shocking to me to discover that new york state law, a law dating back to the 19th century, required the city to offer the bodies of unclaimed dead to medical schools for dis, section i learned that there were 22 cadavers that were in cold storage at albert einstein medical school. you know basically the, these cadavers are just lent to the medical schools. they are supposed to then be returned to the city for what the city considers proper burial, which is a hard island trench. ah, i tried very hard to learn the names of these cadavers because i wanted to reclaim their stories. one of the last of the 22 that day was pers hanson. ah, even though his body had been cold storage for 3 years, it had been on lists, sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiner's office. the medical examiners office had not done who 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who

and this woman, nina bernstein and, and nina said to me, um, do you know, are you related to bruce, anton? i said, yeah, that's my ex husband and she said, well, i have to tell you something. it was really shocking to me to discover that new york state law, a law dating back to the 19th century required the city to offer the bodies of unclaimed dead to medical schools for to section ah, i learned that there were 22 cadavers that were in cold storage at albert einstein, medical school you know basically the, these cadavers are just lent to the medical schools. they are supposed to then be returned to the city for what the city considers proper burial, which is a hard island trench. ah, i tried very hard to learn the names of these cadavers because i wanted to reclaim their stories. one of the last of the 20 to that day was pers hanson even though his body had been in cold storage for 3 years. it had been on lists, sent back and forth between the medical school and the medical examiner's office, the medical examiners office had not done the 1st thing in terms of trying to find someone who k

negative for the month what's next for the sector if thefed accelerates the taper time with us is anton to have you with us. rising rates good for banks but a flattening yield curve is not and that's what we've been seeing lately. >> well, i believe the flattening curve is temporary. long rates will rise and a lot of banks will benefit from short term rate rises so if the fed raises rates, a lot of banks have prime-based loans and earnings will benefit dramatically from that banks are flush with deposits, too much in the way of securities, too much in the way of cash on their balance sheets and they want to put it to work at higher yield so i think we'll see the long end back up again today's the tantrum, friday was a tantrum and you think about the fact that the economy is really going to do very well and corporate loan demand will be there so rising rates the stronger loan growth means earnings investments are too low. >> the past couple of months banks with a lot of other value sectors do quite well and we erased a lot of the gains we've had over the last couple of months i wonder if

he's also running against the populace he's against anton, these heroes of the people who become theoes of left-wing historiography he is homeless. he becomes homeless after his death. when he died it's the french hated lafayette they did not care about him. he was an enormously popular author his life. when he died at literally hundreds of thousands of people turned out for his funeral. philippe and his ministers were afraid his funeral procession through paris in 1834 was going to spark a revolt and revolution. it wasn't that he lost his popularity or was not an influential figure during his life he was not treated as a serious person is just that over the years he did not have an active party, an active faction in the ongoing friendship discourse so as fallen by the wayside. >> needs and annette gordon reed. [laughter] >> except i am just some american. remember this happen to me a couple of times where i would go to a library i'm here, i'm an american i'm doing this on bed french by the way, and i'm writing a book about the french revolution the revolution of 1830 in the cycle wi

ready hello, i, marianna massey and anton with a look at the main stories they sound out. we begin in sudan, where an agreement has been signed to reinstate the deposed liter abdullah hun dark as prime minister, general abdel for todd han agreed to restore the plan transition to civilian rule. it's been nearly a month since the military ceased power, dissolving the interim government and declaring a state of emergency. a deal also might formula some dogs release from weeks of house arrest, provides for the release of all political prison. it is prisoners detained during the takeover. weasels and i'll gladly, garland the moment when i 1st accepted the designation as inter and prime minister, i realized the road was not strong with roses, it would be a daunting task, brought by risks and danger. however, by joining hands, we can all reach a peaceful place. we can all prevent our country from plunging into the unknown. we should all come together to let these people decide who will take and hold the reins of power. sedans, military general abdel fetter upper hon. hailed the d

but it got caught up in the so called battle of anton and had to leave. it was able to return 3 months later until yamini southern separatists took the city in august 2019. 0, jesse law, i done. meanwhile, al jazeera continued to cover the war in syria. local freelance journalists reported on the military interventions by iran back to militias and the shia armed group has bella al jazeera, also had freelance report is in gaussian tap in turkey, covering the russian as strikes and land intervention in syria. while millions of syrians fled the war and headed for neighboring countries and europe, al jazeera followed their traumatic journeys and suffering in refugee camps. this happens every day people sit on the railroad tracks, hoping that this will put enough pressure to open the border. iraq didn't get any easier either under a series of different governments out as he was baghdad office was closed from 2004 to 2011. it opened and closed several times over the years, but he's fully operational again now. reporting was possible from a bill capital of the k

brother in law telling me about a methane program in the mine and the instances of a gas builder. anton told me that when the level of methane went off, the scale and o work ground to haute. but sometimes despite this, there was a forbidden level of methane, and even though it wasn't that high, the mind is still at work. they even had to resort to various methods to decrease the level indicators in order to get work done. he occasionally let his former head know about the situation. he wondered how he could work in such circumstances. the minds management was aware of what was going on. well, now the investigative committee has said that it will do its utmost to get to the bottom of this to find out who could have been responsible for this blatant violation of safety procedures, honor hazardous production facility. and this is what they have said in their statement. because it is not by doubling, it is commonly known that tragedies of a similar nature have occurred in mines in the camera of a region and in other regions to the cost of these mistakes is invariably people's lives. the inv

it wasn't pro government protests, but it was pro democracy and anton military protest. the message was clear, we do not want military rule. perhaps this alliance of who plotters just realized that may be now was the right moment to see. suppose that they can take a showdown between them and the sudanese people attempting to control the masses. and the narrative, the military has borrowed tactic, straight out of omar alba shares media and repression playbook. the takeover of the state broadcast. and a communications blackout landline internet is still function. but the vast majority of sudanese rely on mobile data 3, g, and fortune. and both have been shut down. that has left reporters cut off from their sources, their means of distributing information. and as the night activists, the digital tools they rely on to organize the internet. that is quite katy is to keep different resistance each look the back of the resistance from mobilizing beyond that, you know, businesses that have lost money because they're unable to contact their customers, adding precious regime to re

t is anton cross off ski, spoke to those who survive the disease. you can watch the program on our youtube channel. but for our quick preview me up with us, of all the doctor called me close and whispered that hatchback yolk self asked not to tell anyone else in the waterfall. he said, we know what kind of people we have here. they wouldn't understand by more. so you've been told that you've got to butcher lucifer. hm. no, i've been told that my lungs are decomposing. are you taking 9 pills a day that, you know, different deals at a time to back, you know, system to see, to be bout abnormal people from prison. them maybe al cartons homeless folks, but not about ordinary people. like many people are abandoned not only by their friends, but by their families to even after thousands lost them pretty up. another unpleasant thing about coven is that tuberculosis deaf rates have skyrocketed again. sure. what i'm gonna do? cuz i was literally for more than 2 years now, mankind has been fighting cove it from this horrifying disease. it appears we forgot it

this coming monday, police grappled with demonstrators who attacks and through objects. anton austria will also be the 1st in the block to make inoculation mandatory, all round. in the coming months. peter oliver was at the protest and sent this report. as you can see, the demonstrations here as they come into the final stages. the lighting flows behind us. these demonstrations coming out to say, go to the austrian government policies when it comes over 9 sima glimpses coming through the gate. as we had to the historic historic policy here in the center, they all seem capital quite your money that they come through that with the as they come through that to try and get away from the crowd of it as they come to that with that flew going for the most part of the demonstration was incredibly peaceful . however, there was some flash points between demonstrators in place. things were thrown from the demonstrators towards law enforcement, who responded by dragging people out and taking them away into custody. there was also some incidences where i saw some teenagers starting bottles towards

kimberly, how can al jazeera, the white house, and anton house works at the center of global energy policy at columbia university . he says, it's not clear if the move will have much impact. was very conspicuous about this. strategic is a release, is that it does not involve the i, he is such, this is the 1st time this happens in the past. you know, there's been several audiences releases in the history of the own market. all of them have been under the auspices of the idea. this is not the case this time many a year. countries are not participating in this. the i h. f is not participating, but you do have countries that are not part of the i, you know, that joining in the really, so it's a very new kind of event in the market. as soon as the announcement was made today, the price recovered, some lost ground and went up and it is not clear that it's gonna work out. partly because this is from the strategic reserves. were designed to tackle disruptions in supply reach. the price is not up because of a disruption in supply today. it's because the producers are not ramping up to play very fas

and phil's anton, and even with the concept of how going to having a template stadium, i think this would enhance even the sports using shipping containers is also a nod to the stadiums. location. it's right next to though ha bay, thanks to the old. so how poor and it also has the best view that he's gone. i briefly, jo, what about the game at taking place there between the u. a and syria? well, yes, united arab emirates and syria will get to open this very unique stadium. the u. a's coach bennett van molig. well, he's no stranger to a world stage. he took the netherlands to the 2010 a well cut final. and he'll obviously be hoping to do that here with the u. e at the arab cup final, they'll also be boosted because they actually beat lebanon in a well cut, qualify not too long ago, which helps open up there. well, cut qualifying hopes, and they're definitely having to come back, have for the finals next year. but having said all of that, it's kind of like a re match and a print will really this one because the 2 teams faced each other in september in a while. koch qualifier and it finished

now, anton cordial on the horizon between the french and british over those fishing licenses. and now news of sort of major disruption to cross board to travel. yes, it seems to be over now, but sir, about half an hour ago there were a lot of trucks backed up a considerable distance all held up by a blockade on the sea. but the blockade of the channel tunnel and the fishermen protest as were saying that they wanted to show that they had a control over freight, that they would hit trade if they had to an on 3 c ports, they successfully only with a small number of fishing trawlers married managed to cause blockades, which stopped ferries from going in out of poor. that was certainly the case in calais. we were there for the hour and a half of action if they wanted to set out to prove that with a longer time in engaged in this sort of action, or they would cause a lot of disruption. then they succeeded at what the, the dispute is about our fishing licenses. there are changes, post bricks, it in how these licenses are given. a lot of fishermen who had fished in u k. waters now com

brother in law telling me about a missing program in the mine and the instances of a gas build up soon. anton told me that when the level of me thing went on the scale and all good grounds to haute those. but sometimes despite this, there was a forbidden level of me. and even though it wasn't that high, the miners will still have to work. they even have to resort to various methods to decrease the level indicators in order to get work done. occasionally let his former head know about the situation. he wondered how he could work in such circumstances. the minds management was aware of what was going on while, while the investigation will be taking all of these reports into account in their attempts to find anybody and everybody who was responsible or might have had a hand in this blatant violation of safety rules on such a hazardous facility here is what the investigative committee has said, because it is not commonly known that tragedies of a similar nature have occurred in the minds in the camera of a region and in other regions to the cost of these mistakes is invariably people's lives. the

years for the 1st time and more than a decade, global deaths from tuberculosis have increased. asi is anton krakowski, spoke to those who survived the disease. you can watch the program in full and youtube channel. me after this, while the doctor called me close and whispered that had tuberculosis. he asked not to tell anyone else in the world. he said, you know what kind of people we have here. they wouldn't understand my mom. so you've been told that you've got to butcher losses. no, i've been told that my lungs are decomposing. are you taking 9 pills a day? no. 15th bills at a time. tuberculosis is perceived to be about abnormal people, prison inmates, outcasts, homeless folks, but not about ordinary people like us. many people are abandoned not only by their friends but by their families to even their spouses, leave them the body of another unpleasant thing about cov, it is that tuberculosis, deaf writes have skyrocketed again. sure. what am garbled cool? cool. i was looking at july for more than 2 years now. mankind has been fighting cove it amid this horrifying disease. it appears, we

the that the military general has support with the state secretary jet secretary, antone bullying can and they have agreed that they, there are the needs to accept lee except a the, a force for a technocrat government also yesterday, ange. anyway, there was a critical meeting regarding the human rights violations in sudan. and a british lad resolution has been agreed on to condemn the military takeover and also to appoint an expert. this going to the, to, to monitor the rice way, nations in the company and back to the base that did that. the jenny bobby's counsel in meet 22. so this international support is quite important for mr. wood hahn because my expert says that whether the military rule or the takeover will survive or not, it's going to be determined by the position of the international community. and haley lots in less than that to wrestle said a there for us in cotton. thanks. hi, mantresa. i still had here on out as in 3 white man accused of marrying a black man while he was out jogging, go on trial in the last state of georgia. ah. hello there, hope your weekends off to a g

don't yet have as anton. ah, it's up stories on our desert. the un says 16 of its local staffers have been detained in ethiopian capital, addis ababa. and it's working with the government to get them released. 6 other, you and workers were also detained. but have now been freed as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these, these staff members are or detained a fee. there are 16 remaining in detention and 6 have been released. so that, that's the, the breakdown or they come from various un agencies, they're all national staff. it is imperative that the, that they be released. meanwhile, diplomatic efforts to stop ethiopian complet escalating into a full blown civil war, a gathering pace, the african union. and boy, on a 2nd or by sandra, has traveled to the m horror and are far regions. and the rebels from to grey and the north country is north of advanced, closer towards the countries capital. they've been seen in the town of kimmy say about 300 kilometers from and is have a. the african union is also mediating between the governm

don't yet have us as anton. ah, it up stories on our desert. the un says 16 of its local staffers have been detained in ethiopian capital, addis ababa, and it's working with a government to get them released. 6 other, you and workers were also detained, but have now been freed. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these are the staff members are are detained. oh the there are 16 remaining in detention.

so the president announcing there that he will be investigating that well, anton half joins us live now from paris to talk more about this. he works at the center on global energy policy at columbia university, and is a former chief oil analyst at the international energy agency. thanks very much for being with us. so is this move by the u. s. president and other nations going to work in, in tackling the higher prices. not sure dollar are actually the price when i left of the announcement they had come down quite a bit in expectation of a release in the last few days. but as soon as the announcement was made to dead, the price recovered. some lost ground and went up. but it, it, it's not clear that it's gonna work out badly because the strategic reserves were designed to tackle disruptions in supply. the price is not up because of a disruption in supply today. it's up because producers are not cramping up, supply very fast and, and demand is recovering, perhaps faster than people are expected. so there is an imbalance in the market, which is driven by supply management policies, and by

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, also joining the conversation all morning dagen mcdowell, ryan payne, great to see you antone thankss how to allocate capital we know you are a long time bank mid-cap bank investor, what are you looking at in terms of major drivers in coming weeks through year-end. >> economy flush with liquidity, i think the bond market keeps getting it wrong, obviously, what we have on friday was a pretty strong number a lot of inflation, i think people just caught, in positioning unld, i plea rates already higher inflation real at the end of the day margins for banking very strong, and we need to -- through through cash government punching more cash more inflation at the end of the day, companies need to use that spending it hiring people we need to get people back into the workforce, that is the best thing we can do for economy, we've got to get them back in the workforce. >> wonder what we're going to hear this week busy for federal reserve, officials speaking we've got five speeches today. >> jay powell to speak heads of boston federal reserve philadelphia federal reserve chicago fed i will spe

anton du bec. ten.ts are hard when you're lifting somebody that is half your size but the really matched. it is not easy and he did it flawlessly so that was great. it was a very outward performance so again the only thing i would like to have seen is a little more intricacy in the footwork and something a bit more intimate between the two of them but overall he suits dramatic dances. i think he finds the happy cheerful numbers and a bit more challenging, not so much in his personality so i thought it was a great effort, really good. thought it was a great effort, really good-— thought it was a great effort, really good. thought it was a great effort, reall aood. , ., ., ., really good. and they do have to demonstrate _ really good. and they do have to demonstrate that _ really good. and they do have to demonstrate that range. - really good. and they do have to i demonstrate that range. speaking really good. and they do have to - demonstrate that range. speaking of which, we have to talk about the rumba