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then, after 17 days, he will try his best to bring in four armored divisions, see the gio brigade ati, the most important infantry and armored brigade of the zionist regime, that is, the maximum capacity, yes, that is the maximum capacity of the army of the koshe regime, the army of the sard regime, the battle of laqsa , but what we witnessed at a depth of a thousand and one meters, do you believe that if there is a change in the cabinet? netanyahu go to this topic, see this fact. now, i was reading a news today in cloud-language media, and of course , your newspaper made a reference to this matter. they said that two military officers said that because they appeased the escape of soldiers under their command in gaza. the army was dismissed. but one of these news sites the zionist announced that 2,000 soldiers and military officers during the al-aqsa storm war , the al-aqsa storm operation, fleeing means rebelling against their own command and leaving the scene of the conflict and the battle. there is a party, let's leave it aside, we now have a very serious crisis in the army itself

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look at the giu ati brigade, the most important infantry and armored brigade of the zionist regime. it means the maximum, yes , the maximum capacity of the army of the regime, the army of the regime , entered the laqsa storm battle, but what we saw was what they were able to achieve at a depth of a thousand and one meters. if there is a change in the cabinet and netanyahu goes to this military power, there will be a permanent change. now, i have a news today in the cloud media. i was studying the language, and of course, your newspaper made a reference to this matter, saying that two military officers were dismissed from the army because of complicity with the escape of soldiers under their control in gaza , but one of these zionist news sites announced that 2000 soldiers and officers soldiers during the al-aqsa storm war, the al-aqsa storm operation , running away means disobeying their own commanders and seeing that scene of conflict and fighting . let's leave aside the society that exists in the zionist society, we now have a very serious crisis in the army itself. well, before t

graduated, and the reason why i wanted to enter the insurance industry as i wanted to stay in boston atypany called the hartford that offered me a job. if i would do training elsewhere to come back to boston. so that was the reason i took the job. david: some people might say that insurance is -- business it does not attract people the way private equity does. do you find it to be interesting right out of college? peter: you are not doing the same thing all the time when you start an industry. your learning to build relationships, understand the quantitative nature of how to underwrite and all of the -- i liked it because it had a balance of doing different things at once. david: what did you do after your first job in boston? peter: that is ironically, i never made it back to boston. and, so, i state -- stayed in new york in early on in my career, i did not think i could work in new york city, which had been predominately portion of my career. so, i've always been in big companies, worked at itt and at general electric and marshall after that. david: you were working at marsh mclennan o

those closures are set for the week of nembe 13th and will affect traic on bridge and the off ramps aty fourth and fifth streets. here's abc seven news reporter tara campbell with what to expect. >> i'm anticipating a disaster. i'm anticipating to have to add 30 more minutes to my commute every morning. >> bay area commuters are bracing for apek the global economic summit, drawing up to 30,000 people to san francisco and more than 20 world leaders, meaning securing t will be high and traffic closures are abundant. >> it's going to make bar a complete mess, especially trying to get directly into the city from west oakland bar. it's just going to be a mess. >> i did hear that there are going to be blocking lanes during apec and so yeah, i'm anticipate eating a little bit more traffic than than normal. >> the hub of road restrictions will be around the moscone center between market and harrison street and second and fifth streets, chp and caltrans also announcing plans to close freeway ramps and lanes during the summit, most notably the far left lane on eastbound 80 on the bay bridge as we

the shooting comes amid a rise in anti-muslim and ati-arab incidents. and the suspect jason eaton has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder and is being held without bail. >>> and the college student who was most critically injured over the weekend describes what happened that day. >> they were our house guests for thanksgiving. on saturday, it was our 8-year-old twins' birthday party. these three young men, college juniors, agreed to come to this birthday party with us, very graciously they played with our boys. we had just come back from the birthday party and they decided to take a stroll around the block to get some fresh air. they were just walking, talking amongst themselves. they were wearing their keffiyeh, which are the traditional palestinian scarves. and this gentleman stepped out of the dark and pulled out a handgun and fired four times and my nephew was struck twice. but all three were struck by bullets. and it is inconceivable that something like this could happen in our community. and these three young men grew up in ramallah, they a

at aty community. but now russia officially used religion every kind of religion everybody had opportunity between putin the number of russian religious leaders. that look like not a meeting between political representative and religious representative what it looks like a report of some officials reported to his highest boss what have been done in the general problem is the russian orthodox church in ukraine is controlled by governmental institutions which religious title but in reality it is just a part of government of russia. this public lesson of russian atrocities of war crimes justification the official justification is not something that would happen casually and told something. it is a policy very concert of russian roles it is ideology which justifies elimination of even ukrainian identity because those who believe in the ideology of russian they create an identity and the main goal is to protect ukrainian citizens from instrumentalities station of governmental institutions such attempts to c

she looks like ati pro.ept my eyes down trying to memorize the script feeling increasingly nervous. a short time later. theit woman explained and in the end, leasing in advance we went base. suzanne sugar baker to the least. it was over in a minute. for days afterwards, i pestered my mother. my sister and i didn't, quote, look vietnamese enough. i decided to go with a professional actor. crestfallen. speaking in broken english, marveling at novelties. she might have called it oriental. i wish i could say i felt degraded or angry at the writer for writing such caricatures. but i was mostly unalloyed. i was certain thatnd she had >> thanks for being here. this is your first book. >> it is. thanks so much for having me do this. we've known each other for quite a time. i've never heard that story before. i'm wondering throughout the more. you describe where you. at one point did that story become meaningful to you and something that had a broad residence with who you were. >> the sense of rivalry and seeing your

. >> i am not going to get mad aty someone doing a cya press conference..press conference in, he says if they woul pred have shut down the government, if they would have. ivethat didn't happen. he talks about equity in roads and bridges. you can't blame something that didn't happen for something than is about't to happen if that mas sense. >> how dangerous is it forsens travel that they are not talking about a depletion of air marshals? due to them being deployed to the border. >> they are phasing out the federal air marshal program. a as they retire, they are not replacing them. this decision was made before this current administration.e if you think about when air marshals came intont prominenceo as they retire, our government has decided that is not a program or continuing to invest in butre it doesn't make me feel safer when i fly. i know i could sneak anything o a plane i wanted to it is the deterrence of fear, not the deterrence of detection that works. >> it is uncanny how everything bad that has happened is the fault ofg extreme republicans. almost

tuesday and and wednesday before thanksgiving this year are projected to be the busiest days of the hold atyexpected. that's up 15% from last year. so the demand is this. 24.5 million passengers expected travel this year between december 21st and the 27th. that's about an 11% increase from the same period last year. the best advice, and i give this every year, stu, have the family come to you. avoid the airports at all costs. stuart: i like that idea with. very smart. [laughter] lauren's pulling a face, the idea of having the family come to her. lauren: huh-uh. [laughter] and if you come, don't stay. can i just say that on television? if i did. stuart: i've got to the transition to a different story. [laughter] it might be a little lift, but here we go. abortion beat crime, the border, inflation, school choice and the war in state and local elections on tuesday. it's the democrats' only winning issue, that's my opinion. so how will republicans counter it? we'll cover it. >>> samny said -- vivek ramaswamy said it's time for new leadership. rnc chair ronna mcdaniel responds to vivek's remarks

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so atis his funeral in ghana ins 1963, august of 1963, the gain january -- ghanaian ambassador just beforeicers lower the casket into the ground were -- these are dubois' last words. it is much more difficult to say theds last good-bye to one's friends and loved ones and and to all the familiar things of this life. i'm goingm to take a long, deepn and if endless veep. sleep. this is not a punishment, but a privilege to which i have looked forward for long years. i've loved my work. i've loved people and my play, but also always i have been uplifted by the fought that -- the thought that what i've done well will live long and justify my lif that what i have done ill or never finished can now be handed on to others for endless days to be finished while i rest. and and that peace will be my applause. one thing alone i charge you, live and believe in life. always human beings will live in progress to greater, broader and fuller life. the only possible death is to lose belief in this truth simply because this greater end comes crow ally -- slowly just because time is long. good-bye. >> ladies a

look ati, the capital and al like was that moment that kind of clicked for me where i i hd this ideapublic service. i had been to the city. i, again, the region but no idea .what it would look like but i felt that i belong here, and every time i would visit d.c. and delete it would be a very emotional experience for me. i sort of lift this goal of how can i f get back? >> you with the first person in your family to go to college. >> i was. >> and you went to christopher newport in new virginia, not far from d.c. tell us about how you actually got involved in republican politics and government service. because one of the remarkable things about the book is how many of the people who are key actors in the drama of january 6th got an insurrection and the attempted coup, al, what pee you actually met before you knew before, including speeded like formative years of my very young career in d.c. >> yeah. iea mean, so, i mean jim jordan with somebody, kevin mccarthy. you had met nancy pelosi. he had a story about her. so how did you get involved at how did you make like that rapid ascenten

back to virginiavirginia, w democrat after democrat intimidated republicans at the polls todaicans aty might as wee been walking away to the polling statio then, getting a n and trying to talk to them. do you expect me to takethat that personally and what's on? >> what's on your what are your policy prescriptions? i wouldn't say full rights involving yourself and people's families and bedrooms. >> it's pretty wild how you've been. esse: >> matt hurt, the poll greeterth who was confronted in that cli b ,joins ms e right now. s the dealt, what' with this guy? >> jesse, it's great to be with you. this is the tolerantis is the tr arlington, virginia. the arlington county thto, for whichkingegi i'm the chairman, is is working hard to to earn the votes of people across arlington and democrat votersd and progressive activists are not excited about it. they're very upsetabit that we are organizing in this community, organizing behind enemy lines in norther n one virginia. and this is just one manifestation of that frustration and anger and lunacy that we saw today in arlington. >> so describel

nsl of thiit's a catastrophe aty level of americans society. sean, you open by talking about hamas. ened by you have foreign terrorf organizations all aroundor the world that are perfectly willing and capable of exploiting our wide open southern border, of joininrgini those tens of thousands of galway's that areth monther after month after month, or simply entering the flow of people who are caught and released into the country, who are not vetted, who have no known records, who have no hav business whatsoever, being inside the united states, america. then you add on top of that, as you mentioneddda tril, half a trillion dollars a year being spent to feed, house, clothe, educate, provide emergenc housey room services and medical care to the world's illegal aliens. e this is a calamity withoutth equal in the domestic historisy of this country. now, i'm going to tell you something. and again, it's what i saidprayt earlier in the program, and i pray to god that i'm wrong. o governor.elieve and i know you're a big believer, but i have to believe amongr. that thoset 8 million people that

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whm aty? >> so i think he's part of the protection racket run by merrick garland. theand to some extent, the fbim the bidens. >> you know, the news broke yesterday that there is weiss weiserday that there is weiss in los angeles, southern california t district, lookingn into potential tax evasion and tax fraud, apparently ignoring money laundering, fear of violation s and bribery statutes. but neverthelesslaunderi, this s me as a potential charadean by david weiss. >> i mean, this is the guy i who tore up an agreement to bring six serious felony charges against hunter biden, gave him immunity in a sweetheart plea deal.it was he was only a federal judge that forced him to bring s the gun charges. and it appears that congress, by uncovering evidence, has forced his hand to convene a grand jury in california. but, you know, i'm not fooledn a by this. >> you know, a grand jury is secret. if a guyt fooled by like weissk the prosecutor presents apathetiwis isc case and feeble evidence and doesn't for an indictment and in fact, stands idly by and doesn't say one way or an

but aty in that point, the whole conference will get together and decide how we're going to hold this family accountable for wrongdoing to. okay. okay. so when it comes to a vote onpec whether or not you're going to impeach joe biden, when do you think that's to happen? well, certainly that'll be probably in early spring. you know, the sooner the better. it just depends on when these people com it just e in for the for the depositions and transcribed interviews we havedepositi abouu people that we want to hear from. and we're expectine that weg tos from them in the next 45 days after we hear from the.m. hopefully we'll be able to wrap up our job on the oversight committee, which was to investigate criminal wrongdoing and issue a report, and then we'll hand it off to the judiciary committee. thright. but when you said you're going to hold them accountable if they make a decision to not comethey ot, will you hold themd in contempt? >> absolutely. that's somethingthem that.s some jim jordan and ith talked with speaker johnson at length about last week, and i think we're all on board. we

it was very brave.i was ati was at one point i wasng surrounded and i didn't realize what was going on behind me.rrod and i was asking a question and i was surrounded by peoplewn saying, shut her down, shut her down. and as they were cominand as thn me, i could feel the intimidation from some of the mef ern were leading the gr. they were staring me down. and i looked at themed a and iev said something, sean, that i believe is is very important. >> i want everyone to understand this. when hamas targeted those innocent people, they weren't fighting another soldier.they they were taking babies. wand children and innocent women. >> and these terrorists them apart. there is nothing about that. a but other than a demonic hate, right. that we saw. but it was cowardly. stan d up and fight.ht som if you are going to fight someone, fight someoneeo as a t soldier or someone that was trained, but to take a baby maks and to kill a child makes themm nothing more terrorists.er that is all they are.ship and while their leadership sits qatar sitting on hundreds of millions of dollarsns o and, sends the

you have to build an ati web- enabled interface thatthen gives your customers the option to say, i want to send a faster payment. that's super expensive, and we're noseeing a lot of upck because that. and lastly, to go back to mark's pot from before, really, i don't expect a lot of thcomedy inherent benefits of havingan api based payment system really roll out until we move forward on open banking and open finance. that the ticket to king all of this wohwhile for customers. at e moment, you ow, dodd frank 1033 has its 30th anniversarhas come and gone now. and we are still, although, fingers crossed for day, waiting for some real leadership on that particular issue. so that's a long way of saying we're nowhere near where we should be on this. d where we need to be on this is understanding that havi the federal reserve reonsible for safety and soundness makes tons of sense. but actually delivering on technological infrastructure and promoting consumer welfare and payments is going to take more people. it's going to take congress. if this wasn't, if you closed your eyes, and these type of

carter was both the first laid aty of georgia and as the first lady of the united states was interested in the issues of people with mental health problems. disease. and struggles. and, of course, then during the carter administration it came out that mrs. ford had these addictions, and that was the second. thing. so all of a sudden she made it possible for people, for families -- think of the familiesta that needed to talk about the addictions that were destroying their families. think of all the families that were changed because now there could bee an honest conversation about these things. again, mrs. fored and mrs.-- ford and mrs. carter, i think, found each other in that conversation, and they became very close. and that's why they'd go back and government. they alls had something to work on and talk about. >> right. and the mental health issues, you know, much like addiction this cup's gone through -- country's gone through a crisis. people talk about that now, but they weren't. i mean, 40 years ago that was not a conversation. the samee thing with mental a illness. when people a

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pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking)ng in some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking atiaeli, or we're looking at a1 some pro—palestinian or pro—israeli, or we're looking at a picture way. we're looking at a picture of no doubt you of brendan there. no doubt you will his face. we need will recognise his face. we need more of this as well, don't we, here in this country? we? >> yeah. look, first of we >> yeah. look, first of all, we don't need be divided in don't need to be divided in this country because broadly speaking, country wholly speaking, this country is wholly irrelevant happening irrelevant to what's happening in gaza and israel . in gaza and israel. >> and tell that to the west end at the weekend. and we palestinians, you know, we could all thing and all ignore the whole thing and it would make no practical difference to the outcome. >> um, so if we choose, you know, want a know, if people want to make a fuss about it and go virtue signalling and go on marches, that's good if that's fine. is it good if people together and don't people come together and don't an

you keephe congress is delicate this aty and we understand your argument with respect to it but what if that is not the sort of content of the authority? what if congress doesn't have >> well, your honor, if that's your position i think i can get your vote but i think if you step back and y understand that the appropriations clause is made to separate the of to be a starting point theen has congas can't seem say to the executive youk the amount come we're not come to pic it, you pick it. which is why i think when you look at this link was at a minimum congress has to pick the amount. >> i think, i've thought you would finish and to do justice barrett. >> with respect your question, when he comes he thinks particularly problematic respect to the appropriations clause. remember tropriations clause isn't in section eightf article one. it's in section nine ofrticle one. so it is both come is not just the privilege of congress, it's an obligation and a duty tha congress h check executive branch. if yan simply transferred to executive, you are unifying the sort of perso to the extent that

as a highly technical matter atis not ga which is possession of o the citizen. when ient went to prison for. on thotr hand, if you have the right to sss firearms, the acquisition of the firearm is connected to atend the constitutional implications will come into play. a firm view on whether or not a law that operated more like the earliest 20th century laws, atightn't survive constitutional scrutiny. the government is correct and what it says? >> it's possible. noi n't think it's possible. it's po it would be unconstitutional to deny people the right to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer. it is possible. the existing law and constitutional laws ulallow many of those same people to be denied if we worked our way through the relevant provisions that are keeping them from doing it. >> okay. thank you. >> the restraining order prented your client from possessing a firearm and suspended his handgun license? was that unconstituti >> yourhonor, just to take issue with e cond part of the issue first, that language is l of these orders. >> it says thit is ordered

if that's all it is i'd say aty it's not a private citizen can have tt exact same page is a page to get you access to government. >> if they did wouldn't that implicate all the cases we t about what we think about whether or not a private citizen is ay acting in a way at attributable to the state? u don't just stop it. >> think any of those to be meant too. >> about joint action tohe private party in the state the brentwood academy line where you looking at is this facilitating estate service you think would not apply? >> if a truly private citizen a wealthy person in the city i want to make it more easy for people to call and get access to government things and sets up aa page like that that's not joint action he's acting independent of the government for. >> thank you. >> thank you counsel. >> mr.hi justice may please the courtilgrant petitioner's duty and authoritieth right way to figure out a what capacity a public employee defda is acting we think theou should focus on the subset of cases volving denial of access. in those cases if they depend is exercising an official duty to prov

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ati aronovich alauddinov, he comes to us directly, abti aronovich, hello, what is the news from the artyomovskyback, replenished, and then returned. again, as they say, they are falling into a state of disrepair, now it turns out that new units are being thrown into our areas, which will also be destroyed, in principle , nothing new can be said here, the enemy is trying with all his might to at least do something intelligible, but something doesn’t work out for him, about the prospects liberation of klischeevka, we probably won’t talk about it yet, and it’s not in our traditions to get ahead of ourselves, but you record a lot of video materials and publish them on your telegram channel, and the head of chechnya sometimes publishes about prisoners who come and they tell you what is really happening, and this is very different from what ukrainian propaganda tells you. for you personally, what are the most important emotions in these conversations with them? ruslan, well, i guess, let me start with the fact that the prospect liberation of klescheevka, when you say, but in principle there is no nee

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