when it got to the clark county line it went back and went to athens. we found out later that was the state patrol. they were charged with keeping us safe in that -- in clark county, but outside clark county we were on our own, which sometimes made me fearful. nothing happened. god is with us when we are doing the right thing. as dr. king once said, the time is always right to do what is right. >> i want to remind our guests, we are taking your questions if you will put them in the chat, and claire will join us again in eight or so minutes so we can take some of the questions and present them to mary francis. when you tried to invite your family to the concert at the uga chapel, you couldn't do it, so then comes your graduation, your commencement, august 1962, and like any other student you wanted family and friends there, so tell us what happened. >> well, that time -- you see, i didn't really know, i had to wait until i got my grades at the end of the summer to know if i was going to graduate, and i didn't have time to send invitations but i invited f

he was the athens. police chief no sheriff and that was a tradition that dated back to some years before that. he was always at the beginning of the line. but anyway when we got in and they we did not go across the stage the wave of people do now they had all the graduate students first to stand and i stood of course along all the other grad students and they told us to well the president told us toss our tassels i did that was president omar client at home. anyway, i toss my castle and i was so pleased because i had achieved my goal now later on i went back after a year. i went back and down a second degree because it was still too few, but i knew that was a watershed moment, but you i knew that things would never be the same because other students other black students would follow and charlene and hamilton would be the first and then that would be others but it was such a feeling of vindication for all that had gone on it was well worth it. i was happy because i had achieved my goal stayed the course

the russian embassy and athens has described the incident as an unacceptable act of vandalism and court on the government to take action to punish those behind what happened. a greek diplomat and for men bescedy told us he's worried by support for ukrainian ultra nationalists in his country. it says that this highly of all that should be on there by everybody. and it also shows us that the you thing and fascist, have put their feet into wish and this is something this is going sure. all of us are very happy from one point of view that i c t not see. and that's the fastest demonstrations being prepared to protest against this atrocious act, which i actually find horrible. and i did not expect that this could be done by the greeks. so perhaps some of the refugees that have been traded into greece from the, from the ukraine. bye be so for us. busy the as. busy much it's, i also are like very much their statement, those, the russian embassy. and i think that the greek over when should do everything possible to find the perpetrators obsession. and you prob, suggest the u. s. hasn't just been

the russian embassy and athens has described the incident of an unacceptable active vandalism, and called on the government to take action to punish those responsible a greek diplomat. and for the former ambassador told us that he's worried about support for ukrainian far right groups in his country. it said that that is highly con devon, of all that should be on there by everybody. and it also shows us that the ukrainian specialist have put their feet into wish and this is something that you want. sure, all of us are very happy from what point of view that i see anti nazi. and that's the fastest demonstrations being prepared to, to protest against this atrocious act, which i actually find horrible. and i did not expect that that could be done by leaks. so perhaps some of the refugees that i've been traded in from the, from the ukraine by the supporters of the as. busy of nazis, i also are like very much their statement of the russian embassy. and i think that the greek over when should do everything possible to find the perpetrators of such a reputed ca, offshoot, the national endowment

new york immemorial to soviet soldiers in athens, has been vandalized with graffiti depicting the logo of a reputed neo nazi group. fighting for ukraine, the as of the battalion logo, apparently based on the nazi wolves, angel symbol was spray painted on the monumental soviet soldiers who died liberating greece from hitler's forces in world war 2, the nazi symbol has been widely used by a far right groups in ukraine, the monument has been cleared of the graffiti, and dozens of greeks gathered with large banners to show their disgust and laid flowers at the site. the russian embassy in athens has described the incident as an unacceptable act, vandalism, and called on the government to take action to punish those responsible. a greek diplomat and former ambassador told us that he is worried about support for ukrainian far right groups in his country. it's an act that is highly con devon, of all that should be on there by everybody. and it also shows us that the ukrainian fascist, have put their feet into wish and this is something that you want. sure. all of us are very happy from one po

todayjust certainly beating all of these warm spots, athens todayjust nine celsius.has been snowing in istanbul, for example. leaving europe's weather behind, and back to our weather, we're looking at dry conditions overnight tonight. the brisk winds we are seeing by day will slowly moderate somewhat and most parts will stay clear and starry. there will be a few patches of cloud in the south—west, maybe a few mist and fog patches from the vale of york and east of scotland with a few patches of frost here and there in the countryside. a chilly start to the day on sunday and although the high pressure is still hanging on, it's not going to be as warm as it was on saturday because we've got some slightly cooler air moving its way in from europe. most areas will keep the sunshine all day. there will be a bit more cloud in western counties of northern ireland and the cloud will tend to build in east anglia, threatening a few afternoon showers. the temperature is not as high, 9—13 celsius. a few showers from east anglia running into eastern areas of england. might even hav

in greece, hundreds of farmers took to the streets of athens on friday to protest against drastically winding fuel and socialize the places connected with the sanctions against russia. they say they production costs are now so high that they're having to significantly cut back their businesses. the greek government has also reduced the sales tax on fertilizers by almost half and is offering other support measures that farmers say the health isn't enough. let's course live now to be until so leave a search fellow at the university of hamburg. thank you so much for joining us. our anti russian sanctions in european citizens interest. no, they absolutely are not. and the citizens know that they know that when they go to the supermarket and they see the increases and prices and they are in rage when they put a taishan like mr. mia, whose role it would be to provide security for joe and just advocate his responsibility and say that in put in for all rational. all you know, it's not, it won't be your opinion that sanctions and what the european union that we vote the most favored nation sta

of protests against solving prices in europe. increased hundreds of farmers took to the streets of athens on friday to protest against drastically winding fuel and fertilized prices. connected with the sanctions against russia. they say the production costs are now so high that they're having to significantly cut back their businesses. the greek government has a way to reduce the sales tax from socialized as almost half, and is offering other support measures that farmers say. the help is not enough of a search fail at the university of hamburg citizens or paying the heaviest price for you. leaders, guests, he won't be here in union sanctions and what's your opinion that we vote most taylor nations data that is an illegal act under international law. they did it anyway. and now we the citizens of europe and germany. we have to sacrifice their, their responsibility for their mistake. manufactured in germany already have close to to the rising prices. and if we see math and environment, they want to put the blame on rushes. it's all right and fall. but the truth is, and everyone sees that i

athens, just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse.ment because we've got a big area of high pressure that'sjust to our east, and it's going to be dominating the weather through sunday and for most of next week as well. clear skies at the moment. the wind slowly easing compared with what we've seen over the last 24 hours or so. it'll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we'll start to see a little bit of thicker cloud working in from the west later on, and we'll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9—13, maybe a 15 locally in parts of scotland. and there'll be further showers running into eastern england, maybe even with a bit of soft ha

they took the best of western civilization from jerusalem to athens to rome to london.ought together faith, reason, law, and representative government. and in philadelphia in 1787, they put that together into craft the constitution of the united states of america. [applause] >> they set out a bill of rights making sure that certain rights could never be unfringed on. the right to speak, assemble, worship, act on those beliefs in the public square. and the right to an army and equitable criminal justice system and acknowledged our rights come from the creator and people exercise those to govern themselves wisely and they spelled out where the government gets its people, the people. [applause] >> read federalist 49, the people are the only legitimate fountain of power. [applause] >> sadly today, in 2022, every one of those rights is under attack. the american people are being coerced. when the national school board association works with the white house to get the fbi to identify parents as domestic terrorists for opposing critical race theory in the schools, you've got a

ah, as is out there are these you top stories, athens of people stranded in the ukrainian port city of mary paul that's been bombarded by russian forces as they tried to seize control. several buildings have been reduced to rubble with russian troops now reportedly approaching the city center. meanwhile, ukraine's precedence as survive as that being pulled from the rubble of destroyed theatre. in my impulse, the captains as civilians including children, were hiding there. when it was bound, i russia, the rebel ocho punk the mcdonald. yes, rescue operations are continuing at the sight of the merry pole theatre where civilians was sheltering with. manage to save more than a $135.00 people. but a lot of others are still there. and we will continue the work to save them vicious food the minute. the ukrainian capital key has also been hit by russian selling part of a russian missile had a residential building in the adel skeet district at the city imagined decrease. been searching for survivors in the wreckage. several russian rockets have has an ac off maintenance plant near the airport in

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athens just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse.nbul. now, our weather's been settled at the moment because we've got a big area of high pressure that's just to our east, and it's simply dominating the weather through sunday and for most of next week as well. clear skies at the moment. the wind slowly easing compared with what we've seen over the last 24 hours or so. it'll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we'll start to see a little bit of the cloud flooding in from the west later on, and we'll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9—13, maybe a 15 locally in parts of scotland. and there will be further showers running into eastern eng

azov from the soviet monument to the soldiers in athens, everything that is happening is already reminiscentthe hunt for the russians, when the ukrainian border guards are on the moldovan borders. child killers write similar threats in the passport of a one-year-old girl. echoes are carried throughout europe by young people. they went down to a cafe and began to shout death to the russians, the woman asked not to give her real name and not to show her face. she was so intimidated. residents of a small quiet town are afraid to talk mechanically, but when you walk out into the street, you look around. it's not just me, believe me. all russians have said boy nine. of course, he repeated what he heard at home, of course, the girl didn’t resist so mikhail’s daughter reacted to the words of her classmate, at school the family went to the principal and obtained an official apology. nine-year-old evgenia represents the fourth generation of russians in exile and has lived all her life in france he does n’t even speak russian, he ran up to me before the lesson. he probably thought that i was russian,

once full, the vessels then moved into a docking position off the coast of athens. hope is a dicey video. i'm a one seen rudy. these embankments that we're building up a just to channel the water and sand into the right place so we don't have to move it later. if you moodle, the flexible end of the pipe was drawn along the seed bed up to the beach. at the other end, it was linked to the whole of the treasure. the quality of the sand was 1st checked, thorns, as the u. s. is perfect mostly not too many shows a good grain size. we can work well with that 100 just what you need for coastal protection of the christmas was wall 2000 cubic meters of sand and water were then pumped on to the beach. each time it takes a full hour to empty the whole of the dresser like this. as the beach steadily expanded to a width of 40 meters, the workers kept a close eye and the proceedings. i had 300. i need to make sure that the embankments don't give away my laptop if it's starting to look on certain only to jump in the truck and press the embankment back into place, or the diagonal on

century, novi sad was believed to be the biggest serb city in the world, and was known as the �*serbian athensh, which injuly and august, will be the venue for a two—month long festival. kaunas is the second city in lithuania, and a joy, with a deep history, impressive architecture from gothic to 20th and what is said to be eastern europe's longest pedestrian street. liberty boulevard. 0ne certainty about luxembourg's representative is that getting around the city and the whole country won't cost you a cent because luxembourg became the first country in the world two years ago to bring in completely free public transport nationwide. stroll along and admire the art nouveau buildings and visit the cultural centre in a former slaughterhouse. and if one country isn't enough, then you can walk into france in about half an hour from the city centre, esch is right on the border. still to come on the travel show: living all the day amongst herbs... it's story time in the city of literature. no idea how i read that, but thanks for listening. chuckles. thereasy stuff for me, the difficult stuff for you.

license, then they can do it to anyone in greece, hundreds of farmers, it took to the streets of athens on friday to protest against drastically rising fuel and fertilizer prices. connected with that use essential against russia. they say their production costs are now so high that they are having to significantly cut back their businesses. the greek government has already reduced the sales tax on fertilizers by almost half and is offering other support measures as well. but farmers say help just not enough. airport workers in pizza have refused to load boxes. they say contained weaponry disguise as humanitarian aid for ukraine. they say the arms were 1st to be sent to us and nato bases in poland, and then provided to ukraine. and italian trade union has called for a protest to take place outside the airport on sunday. a huge portrait of prominence, classic russian novelist, fyodor dostoevsky was, appeared on the wall of naples technical institute. the painter says that he created the mural despite ongoing anti russian rhetoric in italy over the conflict and ukraine. and a dispute about

athens, just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse.key, saturday brought some snowfall, even into istanbul. now, our weather's been settled at the moment because we've got a big area of high pressure that'sjust to our east, and it's going to be dominating the weather through sunday and for most of next week as well. clear skies at the moment. the wind slowly easing compared with what we've seen over the last 2a hours or so. it'll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we'll start to see a little bit of thicker cloud working in from the west later on, and we'll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9—13, maybe 15 in parts of scotland. and th

host: thomas is calling from athens, pennsylvania on the democrats line. go ahead. caller: what i want to talk about is kinetic energy. i have done some drawings and laid out some specifics. kinetic energy is something not heard of and the scale of the energy produced, i guess this question is for mike. i do not want anything for this. i have the drawings. theoretically, it works. somebody get back to me and i will share this information. thank you. host: raul in florida on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for having me and thank you for this program. i want to share something with you. as much as i love what president trump and president reagan did for america and is much as like what president obama and president biden is doing for america right now, as an american, i will support our president. i want to thank you for this program and thank you, president biden, even though you are making us look bad. you are our president and we should respect you. thank you. host: this is "the new york times" other news going on around the road. alliances sh

one of the higher temperatures that we saw in europe, certainly beating all of these warm spots, athensather behind, and back to our weather, we're looking at dry conditions overnight tonight. the brisk winds we are seeing by day will slowly moderate somewhat and most parts will stay clear and starry. there will be a few patches of cloud in the south—west, maybe a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and east of scotland with a few patches of frost here and there in the countryside. a chilly start to the day on sunday and although the high pressure is still hanging on, it's not going to be as warm as it was on saturday because we've got some slightly cooler air moving its way in from europe. most areas will keep the sunshine all day. there will be a bit more cloud in western counties of northern ireland and the cloud will tend to build in east anglia, threatening a few afternoon showers. the temperature is not as high, 9—13 celsius. a few showers from east anglia running into eastern areas of england. might even have some hail in some of those. but we are going to start to

look, atlantic by decker, or can i refer to charlotte another for her athens? but the luxury, beirut lifestyle, obscure the gap between rich and poor, the was white and all the time. the international press, used by root as a barometer of what was happening in the middle east. and one of the foreign correspondents who predicted the violence in lebanon was i t, v. 's jonathan demme, bobby, i 1st went to lebanon in 1972 as a young reporter. and i wanted to see whether something was happening there or not. i stayed in what was then relatively modest hotel called the commodore hotel. the overall impression was of some, some, some a society which was held together by a rather loose series of ropes. i didn't take much for that to chatham. ah, the 13th of april, 1975, mount to the official start of the civil war. it was a proxy conflict full during the cold war. on one side, lebanese christian right wing parties backed by the u. s. wanted to end the armed palestinian presence in lebanon. on the other one, muslim left wing parties allied with the palo and backed by the

can you go to athens, twitter strongly agree? he preach, obviously it'll come when you've got the order. we would usually invite so much if you toyota, see if you know, credit union representatives talk about almost on a federal free but social if you wish. want you to toyota. she ukraine is in a disastrous position. lou on september the 5th 2014 the 1st minsk agreements for a peaceful settlement of the military conflict and douglas are signed. fletcher, i'm you guys like watching as possible gray up on a short as we're on another call, but you're in the store. literally run your local day. after the papers were signed, the 2 sides accused each other of breaking the agreement. what are some to what she had a mother to well, but the signing uminski foreclosure they could, ah, legend just multiple said so subtle. wilma, bertram, obama, john cook at the new bull neck, the more with them would you like to report them from bureau put the movement, be smarter, oceania. lithuanian louis that on the while ago that it made him go very alm

athens, just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse.r weather's been settled at the moment because we've got a big area of high pressure that'sjust to our east, and it's going to be dominating the weather through sunday and for most of next week as well. clear skies at the moment. the wind slowly easing compared with what we've seen over the last 2a hours or so. it'll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we'll start to see a little bit of thicker cloud working in from the west later on, and we'll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9—13, maybe a 15 locally in parts of scotland. and there'll be further showers running into eastern england

the russian embassy in athens has described the incident as an unacceptable act of vandalism, and called on the government to take action to punish those behind what happened. a greek journalist told us officials must act against those responsible. grease doesn't support this. no, not just so partisan, but you also, and of course who those are about are you and you have to know that to support and then went to his monument and deleted all this about her as well. so i'm waiting. i'm waiting for also from a government to, to, to take it to, to say something about, i guess this and the prob, suggest the us hasn't just been supplying ukraine with weapons since it began. shilling the dumbass in 2014, but an investigation by yahoo! news alleges that the c r a has also been secretly training specialized, ukrainian military units all this time. the report which the c i has yet to comment on. claims of the agencies operatives taught their counterparts the best skills for warfare as artist caleb now. now the ports cia paramilitary forces have also been preparing them for special operations against

athens, just nine degrees through saturday afternoon. but it could've been worse.it of warmth in turkey, saturday brought some snowfall, even into istanbul. now, our weather's been settled at the moment because we've got a big area of high pressure that'sjust to our east, and it's going to be dominating the weather through sunday and for most of next week as well. clear skies at the moment. the wind slowly easing compared with what we've seen over the last 2a hours or so. it'll still be there with some patches of frost and a few mist and fog patches through the vale of york and eastern areas of scotland. but otherwise, a lovely start to the day, lots of spring sunshine on the cards, probably a nice sunrise in northern ireland. here, though, we'll start to see a little bit of thicker cloud working in from the west later on, and we'll see some cloud moving in across the east anglia threatening a few showers late in the afternoon. it is going to be a fine day for most of us, though, with some sunshine, but noticeably cooler. temperatures about 9—13, maybe a 15 locally

and greece, hundreds of farmers took to the streets of athens on friday to protest against drastically rising fuel and food. fertilizer prices connected with the sanctions against russia. they say that production costs are now so high that having to significantly touch back their businesses, the great government has already reduced the sales tax on certain lies as bomb, as tulsa, and is offering other support measures. but the farmers say the help isn't enough. apple workers in pizza have refused to node boxes. they say contained weaponry disguised as he must them humanitarian aid for ukraine. they say be arms with 1st to be sent to us and nato bass is imposed and, and then provided to ukraine. and italian trade union has called for a protest to take place outside the airport on sunday. ah, this video said on social media shows crowds chancing nato go home and waving banners saying, yankee go home. as the u. s. defense secretary arrived in sophia, protest is waived to russian and bulgarian flags as lloyd austin held talks on sending military aid to ukraine. but at a news conference off

here is our hero gymnast anton goloskov in athens performed with an injured arm at the world championshipsa broken leg. she planned to go to the london olympics with a sore spine, however. he is grateful fate for such a broken trajectory of his sports career. why tell whether i presses? i once did the same. in our business, the main thing is not to be afraid through fear and pain, obstacles and failures to go to the goal of this formula for success. he didn’t know before either, but intuitively followed her desire for victory, the future champion had since childhood. even in the national team, i was always the shortest in height, but i always remained the first. i don’t like to lose at all anton glotsutskov grew up in tomsk was a hyperactive child rushed around the yards played hide-and-seek energy of the son in the right direction was directed by the father , together they did exercises, they did push-ups from the floor, they shook the press, the kindergarten teachers were the first to pay attention to the strong man. i was invited to the selection. e in the gymnastics section. and there.

service soldiers who died liberating greece from hitches germany in world war 2. russian embassy in athens, coded and unacceptable act of on a vandalism. the monument was cleared of the graffiti, and dozens of greeks gathered with large banners to show the disgust leong flowers at the sight. moscow's embassy has called on government officials to take action, to punish those behind the incident. miss cos live now to andreas. mon julius a greek jernace and director of the directors dot g r. news website. thank you so much for joining us. you'll be to the shocking incident. it's no doubt, quite alarming. you know, we, all, the greeks were again, so this is this moment and you have to know that greece doesn't support this. no, not a partisan but you also, and of course would also, or as of but i, you and you have to know that the support and went to his monument and deleted all this about as of so i'm waiting. i'm waiting for also from a government to to, to take it to, to say something about, i guess this and you have to know also that greece, griggs doesn't support always activities. we have