historical association no doubt. you can do more. now there is a special place in heaven. i'm learned. for people who give to the white house historical association now people laugh, but why do you want to take a chance that i'm wrong? so think about this. what more can you do? to give back to your country president kennedy ended his inaugural address by saying with a good conscience our only short reward with history the final judge of our deeds. let us go forth to lead the land. we love asking his blessing and his help. but knowing that here on earth god's work must truly be our own in my view god's work on earth includes helping the white house historical association. so if you want to follow president kennedy's admonition if you want to get the special place in heaven think more what you can do for the white house historical association, and i want to thank stuart mclaren for really helping to revitalize what fred ryan and john rogers the help of white house historical association. it was started by jacqueline ke

the white house historical association was born. now, like many millions of americans, i was introduced to the white house historical association through its famous christmas ornament program. for many years, on the today show, my dear friend and mentor, willard scott, took great delight in unveiling each new ornament on the today show, beginning with the first tournament, in 1981. and as i understand it, the moment he held up the ornament for the cameras, the phones began to ring at the association's small headquarters, while crowds gathered outside, forming lines that run along from the association's doorstep through the lafayette square neighborhood. and i'll get that. later [laughter]. in those days before you cameras [laughs] , determined customers could not be deterred by weather, wind, rain, snow, sleet. willard loved christmas, he loved america, america loved him, and his genuine enthusiasm was contagious. we look and meghan his honor, we should resume this tradition. i'll be have to stand in for my friend and mentor. [appla

and thanks to the roughly 600 associate members of the association, whose confidence has permitted usue reporting during the pandemic. it works every single day to ensure the prerogatives of the end of an oppressive or protected so journalists can better serve the public. whether it is managing full rotations or insuring transportation overseas or coordinating last weekend travel, your board is constantly engaged on behalf of members and the public. that is it for now. enjoy your meal. the marine service will prevent -- present the medley. and we will start in a bit. ♪ ♪ dinner, and he will be doing

nazar bobytskyi, director of the brussels office of the ukrainian association of business and trade,a common picture in the middle of the city, everyone could join more than three hundred participants joined in the work on the canvases, and adults and children joined the work on the paintings. our correspondent iryna krylovach knows what happened in the center of zhytomyr . all those willing embroidered the paintings. one canvas has already been completed. they depicted the military logo of zhytomyr and the phrase strong people of the free city. both children and adults joined the work, we embroider with such enthusiasm and so many people support that even to count the number of people who want to count is very large and everyone joins who wants to say something the number, well, probably already 300 people, it was already possible and more, first they drew contours on the picture and then cross-stitched with craftsmen such an action to their liking, they say that embroidery acts as a sedative and thus supports ukrainian traditions, we came from the kharkiv region, my displaced perso

exactly eight the internet commerce association is being created in the eaeu, the time to pay taxes is the reporting date june 1 in russia, the demand for push-button phones is growing. you are watching economic news. good morning, the eurasian internet trade association is being created in the eu on the basis of the leading countries in their association, the platform is designed to develop rules for its members on the basis of self-regulation, as well as protect the interests of citizens and entrepreneurs. this is how universal approaches are formed. the functioning of the single market, according to the use data , e-commerce in the eu showed steady growth over the past few years in 2020. it amounted to about 52 million dollars, and in 2021 it has already exceeded 780, no later than june 1, it is necessary to pay income tax on the basis of the submitted declaration on income received last year, let me remind you that the declaration was submitted before the beginning of april and now is the time to pay the required amount . over the past 5 years, income has been received from the sal

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this year's print winners are from the associated press.e pair drew on their sources to get the scoop about the administration's changing mask guidance which resulted in tight, informative news stories throughout the day. everybody welcome the winners of the deadline award for print. [applause] cecelia vega: this one hits close to home, the broadcast award, going to my dear friend and colleague, jonathan carl of abc news. [applause] this is for his work on january 6. the judges said as the riot was ongoing, he and his team delivered reporting ahead of the curve that does not hit one false note even with one year of perspective. >> chaos and lawlessness at the heart of american democracy, breaking out after the president the united states urged an angry mob of his own supporters to confront members of congress and even his own vice president, who were preparing to certify the election. cecelia: we are pleased to honor the deadline reporting of abc's, my friend, jonathan carl. [applause] jonathan carl: there is a whole team it abc news that m

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on behalf of the grant monument association. i want to thank all of you for being here today to commemorate the 200th birthday of president ulysses s grant a special thank you to the national park service and the united states military academy for your hard work planning this ceremony. today and for all you do for this site. 200 years ago today a baby who would be named hyrum ulysses grant was born in a small wooden frame house in point pleasant, ohio. it is a distinctly american trait that those who command armies or even become president often begin life. not in palaces or gilded mansions, but start from humble circumstances and advance with the singular potential that this country offers. and grants life's work was service to his country. perhaps it is fitting that due to a clerical error connected with his application to west point. his initials became us. it was only natural that when the civil war broke out grant offered his services to the union cause he could grasp both strategic and tactical challenges that had proven t

in the current realities and needs of the integration association. for the first time in december 2020, we adopted the key document of the union

jay patrick mullins associate professor of history and public history director at marquette university. hi, patrick, dr. eile. chang associate professor of history at sarah lawrence college hi, eileen, and suzanne buchanan executive director of the shirley eustis house right here in boston in roxbury. hi, susie. thank you all for joining us. i am so honored and delighted to have you all here. i want to get us started with a

the broadband association.f you have been paying attention to these introductions carefully, you have noticed that after each of these acronyms, ctia, there has been a -- come the wireless association, so forth. the broadband association. you have noticed a pattern here. i bet chris is trying -- i want you to figure out what is coming after. >> great brand migration. [laughter] >> it is interesting, maybe think about branding and what goes into it. with that, jonathan is president of u.s. telecom. he has been in that role since january 2017. i do not know about him initially, until i refocused on his bio, that he served in the clinton administration and was confirmed by the senate as associate director of the united states information agency, usia, and managed the agency's global technology resources. and i know that is, was, remains an important position. but it made me think, to be in a position like that, it is diplomatic, at least because i diplomatic. to be honest with you, i have not had the pleasure of k

which is often associated with additional swelling and hematomas. you wanted to open the genus wider, but threads with notches do not give a plus with thread lifting, there are always risks associated with asymmetry, where it was pulled harder somewhere, tightened less, the result is less predictable, not all patients are ready for this. after smart facelift. in practice, there is no rehabilitation period, a maximum of slight soreness. and that passes in a few days, we see the effect immediately, and this is a big plus, because e often procedures require some time. some kind of care before or after the result, and here not even two hours have passed, as a result. life is good. come on, tell me, after all, that in the process where the anxiety began. we noticed in the beginning it was scary that it would hurt. well, in principle, it doesn’t hurt, but you are friends with the doctor. yes god found a doctor. you trust your doctor. and this is the key to success, and i see that everything worked out for us. and this is not a special mirror. yes, which c

in addition to creating a white house historical association, mrs. kennedy almost single handedly preserved -- square, sparing it from the federal buildings that would radically alter its character. in doing so, helping to establish the idea that the federal government should preserve cultural landscapes like the square. in 1966, when president johnson sent a final version of the national historic preservation act to congress, it accompanied a by a hand written note from in, that said simply, lady bird wants it. -- almost exactly 50 years ago today, first lady patricia nixon read the first proclamation of preservation at, where else, but the story decade or house. she said, as the pace of change in the world around us -- on which to base our sense of identity in the present and our direction in the future. to share more about these three first ladies, we are joined by three brilliant women as our presenters today. speaking about mrs. kennedy, will be barbara perry, who is the professor and director of presidential studies at the va university of virg

it was held jointly with associations and a special thanks to business associations for 2/3 we created, by the way, 43 working groups, which consisted of two-thirds of representatives of business associations. in each of the business associations there were representatives of small and medium-sized businesses, and in fact, under the patronage of the ministry of economic development, this work was organized as a result , according to the most modest estimates of the business representatives themselves. only from the simplification of regulatory business requirements, annually saves at least 200 billion rubles. the second thing we did is to improve the control procedure we jointly ah, last year from july 1 last year. our bureaus came into force, developed and adopted by the federal assembly, and two federal laws from july 1. we have july last year. before yura, we introduced a risk-oriented approach when assigning any control and supervisory measures in the russian federation. the principle that risk-oriented supervision is very simple. the higher the risk, the higher the likelihood of c

he still remains the head of the national rifle association.question is, what's their influence? and one of the bi things that that i've always tried to stress is that, you know, some folks think that the nra is powerful because of money. and, of course, money does help. but what really makes the nra influential is its ability to mobilize millions of members on short notice. when they need to work on a legislative issue like now, you know, it wouldn't be surprising, for example, if the nra got a lot more members over the last week because of this new talk about gun legislation. geoff: let me ask you about that. because senator chris murphy, the democrat from from connecticut, who actually came to congress representing sandy hook, he's leading this latest gun safety push on capitol hill. i want to play for you what he said on one of the sunday shows this morning. sen. murphy: every single time after one of these mass shootings, there's talks in washington, and they never succeed. but there are more republicans interested in talking about finding

i am not associated with that group. but it would be obviously not for a private group to define what a terrorist organization was. i was making the point that there are domestic terrorism organizations that espouse violence. the key is groups that espouse violence. and that we ought to treat those domestic terrorism organizations that espouse violence the same way, or using some of the same models as i was using on al qaeda when i did al-qaeda cases , hezbollah cases. because the key is violence. >> but the southern poverty law center polls groups like the family research council a hate group, and he said he wanted to treat them like a terrorist. and another is the alliance defending freedom. do you think the alliance defending freedom should be treated like al qaeda? >> i am not familiar with any of those groups. >> but you are familiar with the southern poverty law center. >> generally. >> but you are not familiar with its troubled history of racism and sexism? >> i know about the group but i am not familiar with the

and thanks to the roughly 600 associate members of the association, whose confidence has permitted us reporting during the pandemic. it works every single day to ensure the prerogatives of the end of an oppressive or protected so journalists can better serve the public. whether it is managing full rotations or insuring transportation overseas or coordinating last weekend travel, your board is constantly engaged on behalf of members and the public. that is it for now. enjoy your meal. the marine service will prevent -- present the medley. and we will start in a bit. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] [indiscernible chatter] >> c-span live this evening at the washington ballroom for this year's washington correspondence ' ballroom. due to the recent spike in the covid cases of the region, those attending were hard to show proof of vaccination and a negative covetous before entering the dinner, but there is no mass requirement or social distancing. this follows the gridiron dinner after which 80 officials tested positive for the virus. vice president kamala harris who was recently confirmed to att

and the american beverage association right was do this. the war had moved to the courtroom. delma coats dared to sick the law on the coca cola corporation. ah, we know that the consumption of sugar in these products exceed the american heart association. what are you asking for from coca cola? well, what do you want this company, we want coca cola to in their deceptive marketing practices. they have spent $120000000.00 in 5 years between 201-2015 falsely advertising the product. the multinational retaliated by accusing the pastors of freedom of speech violations, and after suing for legal expenses, a threat with several $1000000.00. coca cola now demands that the case be dropped. coca cola statement. the allegations here are likewise legally and factually merit las and we will vigorously defend against them. the allegations are like coca cola misled consumers about the science of sugar sweetened beverages because several of their i executives went out in the press and made statements like there is no link between sugar sweeten beverages an

the eu is already one of the most dynamically developing integration associations.t the results of the implementation of the 20-25 strategy also testify, nevertheless, our countries need to quickly adapt to dramatically changing external and internal conditions i believe that we already need to outline the horizons for the development of our union at the strategic stage after 25, taking into account the above factors and it is necessary to take a look at integration project to set itself more broadly and implement ambitious tasks to develop new areas of cooperation. dear colleagues, the quality of the tool tool adaptation to the requirements and challenges of the time, we attach great importance to the consistent implementation of the main guidelines of the macroeconomic policy of the eu member states, where the most important tasks facing the economies of our countries are determined, we consider it necessary to continue to carry out work aimed at maintaining macroeconomic stability. i would like to note the great work done by the eurasian economic commission, toge

clearly uh associations. the victories were in such a major special operation.ll be, of course, all the more of a different nature. also, the letters v, denoting victoria of victory, it is much easier to perceive the protests in obninsk, kaluga region, vandals ruined graffiti with a pensioner. so as you can see, it was necessary to paint over it in moscow kurkino, a cardboard figure was pierced by a fist, however, after the bully claimed he didn’t remember what he had done, he was drunk or simply didn’t understand in the center of belgorod, the sculpture didn’t stand for an hour immediately began to climb on it, passers-by in the local administration. they decided to move the art object to another place so that people would not have any contact with it. but is this the original goal of the image of an elderly woman ? associated with the victory because of the soviet flag, then young people feel pity for the old people in the video with pensioners. still, not about symbolism, but about memory. there are many such people who cannot protect themselves from such act

in addition to creating the white house historical association mrs. kennedy almost single-handedly preserved lafayette square. staring it from new federal buildings that would have radically altered its character and in doing so helping to establish the idea that the federal government should preserve cultural landscapes like the square. in 1966 when president johnson sent the final version of the national historic preservation act to congress. it was accompanied by a handwritten note from him that stated simply ladybird wants it. and on may the 8th 1973 almost exactly 50 years ago today first lady patricia nixon read the first presidential proclamation of preservation month at where else but the story decatur house. saying as the pace of change accelerates in the world around us americans more than ever need a lively awareness of our roots and our origins in the past on which to base our sense of identity in the present and our directions for the future. to share more about these three first ladies as preservationists. we are joined by three brillian

it is only with the support and commitment of historical association. we are able to continue the tradition of protecting this home, and i'm so grateful for the opportunity to work with all of you. i want to thank you all for being here tonight. this is an evening. i look forward to for each year. this is american history tv and you're listening to melania trump in her own words as the fall 2020 presidential campaign was underway the first lady traveled to pennsylvania on behalf of her husband president donald trump. ladies and gentlemen, it is my great honor and privilege to welcome to the stage our first lady melania trump. thank you kellyanne. hello, pennsylvania. thank you all for the very well warren welcome. and to our friend congressman smucker for joining us today. love you. i love you, too. thank you. before i begin, thank you for all the love and support you gave us when our family was diagnosed with covid-19. we are all feeling so much better now. thanks to healthy living. and some of the amazing therapeutic options available in our country.

the national rifle association was founded in britain in 1859.he era before standing professional armies were very common. so it is about training people so they can shoot in times of warfare. the australian colonies pretty rapidly adopted that model and you see national rifle association is an colonial rifle association is formed here in a couple of decades after, and of course the us follows in 1871, forming the national rifle association, which we still have with us. what basically happens though in the long term is that, while the british and australasian rifle associations decline as the need for those militias disappears, as global situation changes, but the nra in america reconfigures itself as a political organisation, geared to defending gun rights, basically because an alliance with gun manufacturers. that was nick brodie _ with gun manufacturers. that was nick brodie there, - was nick brodie there, historian and author speaking to us a little earlier. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme — thejonny depp—am

of free trade in the european coal and steel association, that is, those countries that are not memberse european union, which seek to support ukraine, have corresponding regimes with the countries of the european union. do they think that something like this will be organized? membership of ukraine in the eu, there are no alternatives to ukraine's membership in nato , and therefore, starting from tomorrow, i will try to with the leadership of the nato member countries, i will emphasize that there is no alternative to nato, no one has the right to stop us, the nato summit in madrid must be historic for three reasons, the first reason , finland, the second reason, sweden, the third reason - ukraine and if putin wanted how is he there argued that nato's borders should be moved away from russia so that, as he said, the missile's flight time to the kremlin was no more than four minutes. less, but i emphasize that nato must demonstrate its maturity. i do not see any doubt that sweden and finland will be accepted already on today, there are the first signs that turkey and these two countries

that there is a disease associated with thyroid gland. i learned in early childhood near my house on the seashore there was a sanatorium in which people with thick ugly necks were treated. later, i learned that this disease is called a tooth. the history of goiter treatment goes back thousands of years, it was noticed that the disease is most often observed in mountainous areas, but it is especially common in high mountainous areas, but already 3,000 years ago, goiter was successfully treated in china with seafood and algae, and in 990, ali abbas was the first to report the surgical extraction of a tooth preserved image of the thyroid gland, which was studied and described by the great lianat in 1829. jean lugold. he came up with the well-known lugol's solution based on iodine. he also established that treatment with a solution was successful only at the very early stages of the development of diseases , nikolai pirogov was the first in russia to perform an operation on the thyroid gland, and the modern era of treatment began after the cr

association of states in southeast asia appeared in 1967. in bangkok, when the foreign ministers of indonesia, malaysia, singapore, thailand and the philippines signed a declaration of friendship, cooperation and non- interference in each other's affairs. later , brune and vietnam, laos myanmar and cambodia, as well as pope new guinea and east timur, as observers, relations with other states regulate the so-called bali treaty of friendship, cooperation, which other participants can join from 87 years. now more than 40 countries have already done this according to the charter, the highest bodies. osian, are summits, heads of state and government. they are held twice a year and decisions are made by consensus. the organization is now chaired by cambodia. in 1992, the member countries of the hoxian established a free trade zone. if in the nineties the average tariff rate for the block was about 7%, then today the tariffs within the osyan are actually zero, and in 2020 the members of the association, together with australia, china and japan, new

this is one of the most massive children's associations in our country, its values, work, goodness and justice remain unchanged to this day, alexander lukashenko will notice. this is his first meeting with the pioneers. the president will remember his young years. he was also pioneer and komsomol member managed to preserve many traditions of the pioneers of the soviet era, but today the movement needs to be given a new sound. i will tell you frankly that we have to seriously rebuild the work of the pioneer organization as a whole and of our youth organization. uh, the biggest drawback is that the pioneers of the pioneer organization are weakly attached to the komsomol to the youth organization of the belarusian republican youth union. they are not very interested in your life. we had a railway, komsomol members - this is an older brother. it organize lead by the hand together, that is e of the pioneers in russia the new generation of youth. we are still weak in this matter. but this is also our fault and i must say without the youth, without the belarusian republican youth union. we ca

the associated press uses passive language refusing to blame. and some of that language will be approved in oh, by not just the israeli government, but also the one in washington that there's so much responsibility for what we're seeing now. let me pick you up on that point you made about the associated press it because we've seen a lot of people criticizing a p on social media for the for the, for that headline that you mentioned one twist a use as saying, i said that the a p reporting that the iconic, palestinian janice, serene black, they was killed by gun fine. not specifying who's is an ethical journalism. she was not killed by aliens, was killed by israeli forces. there should be repercussions for propagating alternative facts about basic truths. would you go so far as saying that these headlines actually presenting an alternative narrative for what's happened? well, they do, but they also skew and they blow more fog into the war they gets in the way of journalism. and oh, and in a keep in mind, the associated press in certain ways is more

an extraordinary two-day congress of the international boxing association was held in istanbul.lin was re-elected for a second presidential term, work continues a year and a half ago. you have given me confidence. you chose me as president of the international boxing associations. and a year and a half later. i think it's safe to say to have made the right choice in the extraordinary congress of the international boxing association was attended by 148 delegates, but to hold a vote in the election. more precisely, the re-election of the president of the organization. not even needed mark kremlin was the only candidate of his potential rival, the netherlands. struggling in undersourcing was removed from the election because he did not comply with the necessary requirements. he worked for another boxing organization. i made you a big promise. by the best future boxing. let's be honest. now ib is moving in the right direction, of course, there is a lot of work left. this is a long job. this is not one day. it's not a miracle, it's hard work. umar kremlin. went for a second term as p

, broadband association. i want you to figure out what comes after it. >> great brand migration. >> interesting to me made me think a lot about branding and what goes into it. with that, jonathan is president of us telecom and has been in that role since january of 2017. i didn't know about john until i refocused on his bio, he served in the clinton administration, associate director of the agency managing the agency for global resources, it is, was, remains an important position and made me think to be in a position like that and i hadn't had the pleasure of knowing john on this panel but one thing i learned quickly about jonathan's balter is what a pleasant person he is to deal with. appreciate that relationship. chris lewis, i am really -- let me do the formal thing first, the president and ceo of public knowledge, has been president since 2019, public knowledge before that and i may have mentioned before, not on chris's bio this time but he plays an important role and has played a role in local politics w

s. national rifle association. to demand stricter gun control laws have been more than 200 school shootings in the us. this year. people blame at the national rifle association and lacks laws that allow teenagers to get guns. at some us senators say that there is a link with russia saying that russians are sponsoring the association. the doc money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense, if secretive political clout, it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the n r a, because it's not properly disclosed, but there has been evidence step russian money has flowed into the iran. you heard from investigative journalists, rick sterling, who thinks that these shootings are a symptom of toxicity in american society? i think most americans would look very skeptically if they're blaming and blaming russia for the event and of all the texas. there is a lot of pressure and criticism of the national rifle association. and beyond that the, the weapons industry which has been profiting, wh