for the past few days, the ukrainian artillery of the armed forces of ukraine has been hitting the bardith cannon rocket artillery. a heavy mortar is constantly working, while the loaded forces of ukraine literally hide artillery systems in residential areas in neighboring settlements for them. uh, no, nothing is sacred, so to speak. for them there. that is, hiding behind the civilian population, let's say, personally, i was an example. uh, i saw an example of what they, uh, made a human shield, personally. it was in the village of vasilyevka or konstantinovka, i don’t remember it at all. now it was at the beginning they were making a living and sending us women, children, no. lest they miss this advance of our colony. ke they just destroyed us, they didn’t look, people were sitting here, where they didn’t sit from the basements of people, they drove us out in order to hide from their own shells. here is half a pita bread, i rode, shistankovo, they didn’t stupidly shoot anywhere. they wanted where the tower turned there and fired. that is, they did n’t care if people live there, people

it seems that someone from the extras is strumming on it, but in fact it is a famous moscow bard. albert salyanov, his song was not included in the picture, but menchov captured the musician in his iconic film. without a guitar. it is impossible to imagine not only cinema, but life for many. she has long become a friend with whom you can love, rejoice, be sad and share all experiences. from dawn to dark. that love speaks. well, what are you, now i felt it, when timur saw it, in fact, i also got a guitar in childhood. here, apparently, here is the sixtieth. i, of course, have not yet been, but in the seventy-fourth i was born, and already in the 75th and sixth my dad played the guitar for me and i, and he told me that i was standing like this in the crib. you know this one, this crib behind bars in a damp dungeon. and here he played romances for me and over the grave. mine, apparently, that's why i became so cheerful. uh huge number of guitars. i've been to your house many times and a huge collection of guitars. how much for a guitar? well , i honestly say about thirty-five hectare

and just last week, the group band women from entering parks, gyms and public bards, the latest in a long line of restrictions on women and girls. and the un has noticed just last week. it said the country was in crisis and called for the world to take action. afghanistan is now the only state in the world that would deny girls their full rage to education. the prospect of girls education has been left to uncertainty. amy seemingly random addicts from the taliban. i reiterate my cold for the protection of fundamental rights and freedom of all of guns, especially women and girls. and gentlemen are for more, is sa her 5th rather an assistant researcher with human rights watch. so i just last week the un issued another call to protective promised on women and girls. in particular. do you think the world is too preoccupied with other concerns to be listening? well, there's a lot happening in the world right now. wonderful. one of them and, and unfortunately, one of the biggest crisis on one of the biggest crisis is happening right now. they've all must give corporate attention to honest

been to me, as i don't know for how many times and i have stopped counting it, know people treat it, bard off muslims differently in some those in a sam will know that they call people me us and it can be sometimes used as a sling mia manuel? me on them. when i would talk to my mother and my mother bang billed us, killed her mia, and did get shocked. so why add this? certain group of people like is you that this community, this me are community. they are only rollbook, so thieves the gummy drapes or whatever korea grimes are done in the state. i started working with doug community for the very young age at 8 little godric of mazda 13. and i've, i've, i've been about to say, come from just come in at the end and just like any other, listen, the i'mma, where do you heard me are people before the workshop today, selma advised me to come, we've had to meet people from the community and she's actually, they have gotten better than data or the writer is because a lot of people being left off the national registry of citizen even though they have to pay to prove citizenship all days in question.

but it becomes softer when expanding, bursting with some kind of struts, making it wider than the bardm another we do not have a thick tree, except for oak, such an oak. it’s ideal for making the boat, but i wouldn’t take it, because, if you can see lightning once passed on it, lightning struck it, then here, in which lightning struck. well, as it were, you can’t take folk subjects. and if it doesn’t fit right from the start, because the car is rotten, everything should be tight here. it's like parquet a little bit rotten. he goes all the way to this. for the manufacture of chelna, there must be a blank in the amount of 6 meters somewhere in stock, so that cheren came out with a length of 5-20 initially for rough work, two tools are initially needed. this tool is called a hoof, it is of such an intricate shape, the only ax is a semicircular and ordinary ax made in a completely different way. first , remove the bark. then the next stage well, approximately find the middle. we find and make, as it were, the front nose. the front should be wider by centimeters, 5. this is how it turns out

and still to come up next in dw news, asia bard from school by the taliban. many teenage girls in afghanistan field, they have no option for to get married. while in japan's capital, city, tokyo women gain new freedoms in their choice of a legal life partner that a more coming up in dw news asia in just a moment. i'm claire richardson in berlin for me in the whole team working behind the scenes. thank you so much watching ah ah, with sh species conservation, the panda. but what about animals that are less cuddly? they often find themselves on the sidelines. researchers want to change all that and call for more courage to be ugly. with step aside and with 60 minutes on w. 2016 as like a bunch of clean cut wants to see if germany was for me. the last few years have been quite a ride, getting burly in touch with the german. and i've already done the homework when it comes to jem a bit. and of course i always look in the eyes, which is, but perhaps the biggest on the new hobby at $900.00 longer approve. i want to be in the news there, a person americans, but when

question and while ireland is engulfed in protests, italy asks the eu for a delay in the conduct of the bardin rome admitted that they made a mistake by not doing this before and now they are afraid of a shortage in the fuel market natalya goncharova lead. in italy, the downpour caused numerous crawls on the island of ischia , according to official figures, one person died and 12 were missing. dozens. buildings are destroyed , many residents are blocked by the melted houses of the streets of several cities . hundreds of cars are damaged by mud flows. petersburg hosted the finals of the cup of russia and the finals of international competitions cup of the strongest in rhythmic gymnastics among the participants of the representatives of russia belarus belgium armenia uzbekistan kyrgyzstan and syria about the winners alexandra abramov recently , everyone has become accustomed to the fact that major rhythmic gymnastics tournaments are held in moscow at luzhniki, but it is the cup of russia that traditionally hosts st. . this is the russian cup and the final of the strongest cup series, this is t

volodymyr classics of the ukrainian bard song, if the stars light up in the sky, it means that it iseficial to someone, in your case, you are one of the top ten ukrainian bloggers, well, let's call it that, and here it is, it's a coincidence , and it's definitely. more interested. if you talk about the fact that my views have changed a little, then they have changed. you can talk about that, but you can talk about the fact that i worked for some political force or was pro-kremlin. this is absolutely complete nonsense and you can go to my channel to watch a video about my zaskhvars in this video. i think that whoever can understand, he understood, so let's move on to the subject of your work and our work, and on the one hand, uh, i envy you and i don't envy you when i'm watching your interviews with the russians, we already had the opportunity to talk a few months ago and asked you how often they justify their participation in this massacre, in fact, then you noted certain of their arguments. i'm curious. is it now the ninth month of a large-scale invasion, they somehow change. of cou

but they will, they can drink beer or any uncle and drink in bards or, or pumps and even the fun songs in some of them they will find. so i think that'll be fine. and do you think they could be problems with i'm married, couples it? no, she didn't get that. no one ask you about anything. if, if i want to go to, well, i'm not ready, but if i want to go to a hotel, i'm book a room with a friend. i can do it, they will not. they will not request my research. as for the work i am so that they will not requesting foreign tourists, may not face such questions, but it could tarry. woman certainly would sexual relations outside of marriage or band for women. if an unmarried woman gets pregnant, she will not only be ostracized, she's likely to end up in prison, and she can't access medical care either. if old goes to check on that on pregnancy issues and so on, you have to be married. so that's true. that study is absent through and so that's problematic. and if you, if you deliver a baby and you have that again, you can be if, if you aren't married, she can't show you're married, then you're i

, someday it will become known, but imagine that putin himself wanted this, and in the face of the bardle who came back may not be worth it, because god knows how it will go. i believe in cooling. and the way is not bortnikov and patrushev, it’s the three directors of the federal security service, one after the other, putin gutted bortnikov, but that’s right. yes, yes , they are the core of the political system. the core of the political system is the kgb. well, it is clear that they make up the basis of the army, not political subjects. to the eternal kgb, therefore, i would say that i will present a unified point of view of this particular part to the people who will create the very core of this system . self-preservation of the kgb system without vladimirov denych putin here is how he would sacrifice to them, how would some move such a sacrifice by the king yes, this is generally common in chess chess, after all, it is a favorite pastime of the russians in the past of course, but nevertheless it was such a prestigious sport in the soviet union and all this can be allowed, but the pro

there is no bard. everyday sketches of 700 years ago, where did the costumes of the middle ages fearless? under the torture room we talk about the instruments of torture. these are the shackles of the block, the whip, having such an ending is called the cat's claw , it is also cut by a person from one blow here and the entourage is appropriate, and if the upper part of this building, the end of the eighteenth century, then this one the masonry was laid by a small stone, about 500 years ago . this is 16. we left it like that. and this so-called plinfa means the building in which the museum is located has a much more ancient history. well, where without the promised immersion in chivalry, three fingers will participate four. it will be difficult to shoot the arrow. two fingers hold the arrow. the legs are opposite, parallel to the shot. easy in theory, but not so easy in practice. true, there are versions that the archers themselves did not shine with accuracy when several thousand flies at the same time

coming up in news, asia bard from the school by the taliban, many teenage girls in afghanistan feel they have no other option. but to get married as a beck cindy to be in his asia and just a mom. i'm terry martin for me in all of us here at the w news. thanks. one. ah, with secrets lie behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees. ah, and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d w world heritage 360. get up now or with much, she's mom said can i get the country? i came up with an increasing number of women in latin america of guessing a doing and depressing that fighting against sexism, violence, and full access to abortion. pressure from the street has already proven successful . the opposition is on the rise. fed up with nobel one d, w. o total again, they get all the harvesters are immigrants, dolock is that everything you enjoy, eating at home with your family, was harvested by people who are being exploited. it's done, i guess, for free and we're going to need to hand can, we can keep doing what we're doing and that's why your green revolution is absolutely nece

and not a mess, not even a mess, but a bard - and a mess, this is actually my mess, sorry.ponded so emotionally, really. the first is your answer or is it just some kind of scream. and we will try. yes, a mess. it looks like yeralash is a mess. well, look, just what they are doing aga and stole. well, yes, well, not me. well, that's wrong this time, but who knows what you can expect from them not a mess. do you think you know right? we are waiting, the third reasoning, the third reasoning, to make sure i don’t know, i saw such self-confident people, then they sat with surprised eyes, and danila timokhin on the screen, please, we are watching the final reasoning on the same topic in the forest there was a small teremok well in this little house came all sorts of animals. there is a bunny, a frog, a chicken, there is a wolf. uh, well, everyone came, uh, and then the bear decided to come healthy, of course, the roof and the rat, of course, fell through, but there is not enough space in this thermosec, and they all no longer fit there. and now the house will burst open and the

ah, bard b r b bar where it's stripe in the gallops building are so still pencil. so that's why in, in this yellow, red cross also with our colleagues from seattle and then it was still struggling to find, to maximize our but then still to be search and that i school in a certain area turkish present russia time. irwin has wounds that he will launch a ground operation against kurdish forces in northern syria. soon. the turkish military has been bombing kurdish targets in northern syria, in retaliation for a rocket attack and southern turkey, which killed 3 civilians. on monday from jesse and tap in southern tokyo, said m casino reports. ha, this mother is destroy her 5 year old son. her son was killed in an attack near the took su in border and monday. oh, rocket hit his 1000 cock. how much district. while he was playing with his bag, his relatives call him a hero. the rockets were reported to launched by curtis why pg fighters in northern syria, one of her sons, uncles describes what families going through. with aunt shook she, it's a big pain. no words can explai

are even the war between azure bard as your buyer's yard armenia. he didn't care what we thought. no. i think he sees this was an extra special threat, particularly after the november 13th bombing master of the wary. and what about the timing ed lawrence mentioned? the bombing it is the, is, is purely to do with the bombing in east amble or is there more to this? does president, early one has, will have one eye on his hopes for re election next year. is the president perhaps calculating that there's an opportunity here because his allies, his western allies, are distracted at moment by what's going on a new crane. it is the trigger at the trigger. i mean, if you look at the wider context, you see that and recent month center brewery, turkey is playing a major role in a major complex with what's happening in between russia and the crane. and actually turkey is becoming the main access point to russia, to the west, and actually the main communicator between the west and, and, and i'm asha, so i think a turkey is playing a major role now. and i think what happened in toxeme was trigg

black friday, alex bard has more. it's become the biggest shopping day of the year. the shop is across the world flock online to amazon to get a black friday bargain. bargains that amazon workers say come at a cost everybody's looking for bargains here. but quite honestly, these bargains are made on the backs of our colleagues. they just don't know enough money for it. last year, amazon seated made a record profit during the black friday weekend. the work is say vet, money isn't trickling down. they walking off the jobs demand based working conditions and bits of wages as inflation hits in all time. hi. i'm bringing by truck with the small amount of money was salary that you earn, you can't live in this time. like i have 3 children and we both work and we have a huge problem because the costs have risen so enormously that you can't live with what you earn the make him his own pay campaign is also demanding that work is be able to unionize and is calling for an end to binding collective agreements, it's being supported by environmental groups who are cooling on the co

it's just a local choir singing a song of a certain luhansk orthodox bard from the beginning of the 19th century. they are there, they sing it all the time. and they just know how it used to be. they didn't have time to change their shoes. when lapa herself changed her shoes, vladyka pavlo, who was from the regionals, went to the verkhovna rada. i'm sorry, in kyiv, a number of communists sometimes compared yanukovych to christ. well, he is now a great patriot, and in the church hall there are people like that, which is easier . it turned out that the sacred initial broke through and they just didn't keep up with it, they weren't so fast and it turned out that's how it turned out and here such a large amount of fuel came out, it was very funny when it first was denied by the lungs. danylevich, the official speaker of the moscow patriarchate in ukraine, also spoke from a simple said that it was a fairy, that the sound was superimposed, and then she came out and said that no, it was not superimposed. in fact, everything is, because there are simply people who were their followers, including

today our program was visited by a famous novosibirsk bard.va song we meet alone. good evening. how did you meet sasha and how did the idea to dedicate a song to him come about? i am a singing poet, i travel to a hot spot to write true songs about the war. well, i have chechnya and, uh, tskhinvali and crimea behind me. that's why it all started with the crimea then, i only learned about trishka for the first time. eh, when the crimea entered the russian federation, of course, i could not miss this fact. i was already interested in these guys. i've already started looking at them. and in the end, how to say like this his tragic departure, of course, shocked me, and i wrote another song. well, trishka well, let me remind you that sasha will turn 30 tomorrow, it would be 38 years old, uh, and a song in his honor. yes, dedicated to sasha. overflowing with tears. did you leave the thirteenth brother with lizun by the fire and returned to the city of even, but just be silent. or its already cold volume of granite will not be able to accept the gods

epolina attacks decreased and its leadership was gradually eliminated. among the arrests was the milk bard bomber. zuraw dress is a ppo. they p. bullshit the if from behaviors to he pre asia feel super high. these they are lab pulled de la. dr. infant deal. okay. anything else? it is a rumor and english more soberly book, a very good me call. no as to which to cook off on it. the other thing if elliot prompted the 20th to let dr. pond on caesar maxima basketball. marsha targeted till shashi to clear class, he proceed. door yes, earlier he were mon pu hormonally left but the crackdown in algiers also triggered a french crisis of conscience. intellectuals like housewife maria openly expressed their outrage despite media censorship. the french people could no longer close their eyes, torture would damage frances reputation at home and abroad, permanently. ah, c, algerian war continued. it provoked a major political and constitutional crisis. a may 1958. charles de gaulle was brought back as prime minister, and he immediately terminated the 4th french republic. only 3 days after taking power.

we'll go bard -- forward, we'll figure it out.erican congress because the american people expect us to get done, and the expectation, i would think, to curb the budget. certainly, congress should reestablish the power of the purse. we should investigate what's important but don't abuse the power. we saw the pelosi administration abuse the power grossly on overreach and investigations, and we should not take the bait. there needs to be a right and left, a right and wrong, and i think think the are republican party should saddle on the moral high ground and do what's right for this country. cheryl: well, and, obviously, you're going to do what's right for the people of montana. it is god's country. i was was just there, it's a beautiful state -- >> well, come on back. there's no reason you can't do this remotely from bozeman. come on up -- cheryl: that's where i was. oh, i'm coming back. hear me now, i will be back. sir, congratulations, we can't wait to see what you do in washington. >> happy veterans day and god bless, everybody.

but i see a very crooked line like lum bard street in san francisco that could get you from one placer ai long period of time. last weeks i was emailed where the fire nancy pelosi banner happened because i saw it and saw the attack on paul pelosi falling all of the other things we've seen, whether it is the attempted murder charge on someone tries to kill brett kavanaugh and the shooting of steve scalise and on and on and our red orric, i want to stand up and say no. even if i've done it myself. there is a turning point. and i received an email from a former white house press secretary it morning that basically said what about the other things that were ugly that were said about past presidents and that the true. but the reality is once barack obama became president, our rhetoric changed and what i saw at the rnc and in statement parties and in local parties was such ugly, nasty rhetoric that we needed to draw a line in the sand on. i tried to do that quite often. sometimes successful but often times i wasn't. >> i talked to eric swalwell last night, he's faced death threats himself.

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to do the things you want to do we've gotten to this point because of bad governance, super voting, bards that don't pay attention, but also the war for talent where any great candidate you can get in the door, you should hire particularly during a growth phase now that growth has stalled, profits have stalled, multiples have shifted everyone's coming back and saying maybe we should think about work force engineering from a penirinciples basis. how many people do we need to execute the things we need to execute to achieve our goals over the next couple of years. that's when i'm hearing buy side asking for, not just from meta but all the companies that are investing so significantly in head count in their employees through stock and cash can comp. >> too many people believe their own hype, this is the through line for crypto which we were just talking about and meta, and we can even draw through to shopify and so many other things ecom ecommerce, this digital boost through the pandemic people believed and zuckerberg wrote this in his letter to employees that momentum was going to continue,

but environment of gaza continues -- the bard meant --bombardment of gaza continues. it will get worse. the question is, how much. tell us who itamar ben gvir is. in an october 1990 five interview, he can be seen holding an ornament taken from prime minister yitzhak rabin's car by far right is really activists during a protest during the oslo accords. >> people managed to get to this is simple. it symbolizes -- amy: that was october 19 1995. that was actually decades ago. short time later, november 4, a jewish extremist assassinated yitzhak rabin in tel aviv. your comment? >> the first thing i want to make clear is e assassin was not part of the same youth movement most they shared similar ideologies. it is not been clear that time was youth activist with another movement. it was the extreme right party founded by an american-born rabbi and ultranationalist who immigrated to israel in the 1970's, formed his parties and a few unsuccessful attempts, managed to get elected to the knesset. in 1988, sensibly racist and democratic platform, led by other far right parties wo

the sponsorship program, bard employees from changing jobs or employers. but he also admits criticism over migrant issues such as booker debts has not always been objective. this relates to the total number of south asian nationals who have died in katara over 10 year period. it doesn't make any distinction between whether these a work related death or non work related to. in fact, it even includes people who are not even economically active. so it's really important to understand a little bit more the context in caught are the workforce is incredibly diverse. south asians are working in every sector of the economy across all income levels and they make up a huge proportion of the overall population. 50 to 60 percent of the population. the figure of 6500 is certainly misleading. but that misleading number keeps being quoted on the media. someone talks about 6500 victims. another says 10000 and a 3rd one talks about 15000 as if there was a competition. there shouldn't be any politicizing or using misinformation. so we ask that you refer to official sources

as a brazil with our guy, the brazilian fans gathering it west by before the big guy about alexia bard is there for us. actually, how things gary down. mm. they get, i'm sure you get here and there is a really in bands playing there is, i'm brazilian drummers standing by this really has become the headquarters for brazilian. some of them, at least to that mentioned that magic switzerland later now entering, walking around, pulling up 5 fingers, one breach of the world cups. and one hoping that in another couple of weeks they will be able to add in the 6th to that and told me that number the other confident about when again, when the last month i will be out to take out the med. now another mentioned being played a bit later, which is a little late certain is gonna versus south korea. now gonna is the worst team in this competition. south korean approached or had said that the team could be difficult to. now i have spoken to the head of a supported to any of that has learned about 5 or 600 members a and many lighter on they will come in from across out there are. those are signed into s

if, as the bard of avon declared all the way on stage, we would play as a planet the dramatis personaein the epic tale. steve tells the tale. john brown. nat turner, abe and martin luther king with the skill of the several taylor. he stitched together the various details of the lives vices and virtues yielded by his prodigious research into a narrative that allows us to see the world as they saw it in real time and even feel what they felt. the power of. his narratives is such that one who saves your daughter his label an underachieving who has been an avowed atheist since i was 13, is convinced by the is cast as the one in which i grew up in florida. no just god could possibly because that angle was such an unjust will and yet still the fire in the spirit of their religious convictions. it is an amazing. it makes my spirit dance dance a feat that no dispassionate dive free research technician could achieve these texts of reasons of an emotionally engaged intellectual. the point in his. lapsing into special pleading, nor descending into propaganda meticulously interrogating the volumin

i think the bottom of the fine bard people are people are where it's stripe in the bullets building. also built in seo. so that's why in that breath also with our colleague from sort of and then it's still struggling to find to maximize our book to the search and that i still in certain areas some of the building codes that normally yeah. why? because most spoke with the island in and where why is the most popular around the and building called also we feel that love really well in some of the practice people who. busy built the building the houses and we know that this also roof area but you know, do, do the lan is to do it through the main effect? are people also still doing this and i have thing in some of our mitigation also need to be more aware people to, to, to build here in, in the risk. the idea to he is president says he will launch a ground operation against kurdish forces and northern syria as soon as possible. that's in response to a rocket attack and southern turkey. on monday, the turkish military has begun bombing kurdish targets in northern syria and retaliation. sen

voters came and testified and he said no, that is a little -- illegitimate dropbox harassment in bardhe harassers from interfering with or intimidating voters as they put their ballots in the dropbox. sometimes the motivations can be a little less apparent. in michigan for example, there was a piece of litigation that was filed to obtain more coworkers. it sounds pretty --pollworkers. it sounds pretty benign until you learn that the polls were already staffed. it was a precinct strategy of the election denial movement to load election deniers into the pole working community. there was no other apparent reason to target and majority democratic majority black city to pilot this test litigation. it was rejected again by the courts. think it was also likely a manifestation of election denial. unlike the dropbox incident you have to draw some inferences. we have many more, the full range, every different way you can attack the system like those 65 cases, 64 of which failed. in the former 2020 election cycle, that 65th case by the way went off on a procedural technicality. no impact on the

poems about the guards yelling is well, every hour are is it so my fellow captive sleeping, where the bard window's strictest is keeping dreaming of home and wife and prattling child of the sequestered veil the mountain tell me when cruel shall break again will thou repeat the sentinels all as well? so, bartle, since poetry what happened to libby even though lincoln said leave it, they tore it down. it was torn down. a group of chicago investors bought it. they loaded it up. get this brick by brick or put it on a train and took it to chicago. the train derails thousands of bricks and cannons and everything all over. they load it up. it takes forever. they build it. but they don't rebuild, libby. they build it into a castle in chicago. talk about historically not very accurate. and it becomes too great libby prison war museum and it's a huge you know it's the disney of the late 1800s everybody goes because veterans are always there and everybody knew about libby. there's cannons, uniforms. it becomes a civil war. probably the first major museum. unfortunately it falls on hard times. it clos

look at the ice bards, squeeze tightly together tells you it will be windy.we still have the persistent rain across northern and western scotland. it started falling overnight. we have patchy rain towards the west and a lot of cloud around as well. through the day we have holes developing in the cloud, a bit of sunshine but where ever you are evil notice the gusty winds. the strongest winds will be across the north west where we have got a 50 to 60 miles an hour, so gales but inland, 43 across the north of england and about 28 as a push towards the south—east. temperatures, 13 to about 16 north to south. as we head through the evening and overnight, once again they will be a lot of cloud around, some misty and murky conditions, patchy drizzle in the west. the reina scotland moves further south and crosses more of northern ireland before it retreats through the course of the night and it is still going to be windy. tonight is also going to be windy. tonight is also going to be exceptionally mild for the time of year. these are overnight lows between 11 and 16

. >> as we look at what happened last night and again there's so much we do not know as the big bardthink race is going to be a big part of the conversation we have. what role did place play in some of these elections, what is the aapi vote. i also think there's something to be said and you mention the polls about conventional wisdom. since 2016 there's been 22 million voters introduced into the electorate. everyone doesn't vote. you've still got to get people out to vote, to register. and the expansion of the electorate in georgia, the expansion of the electorate in texas, it cannot be overstated how important that was to the fact warnock is in a runoff right now, frankly to the fact he's elected in the first place. and in georgia that work was due to stacey abrams. >> you're right. what i mention about the polls if you watch "the beat" which is normally on at 6:00 i don't cover a lot of these pom polls because i don't think they ada lot of facts for voters these days. a lot of those predictions, those turnout models have proved inaccurate. >> the model is really outdated. pennsylva

we held 1252 f1 bard orders that require offialto take action the government views are not required by the ina and to refrain froacons that again in the government's view are allowed by the ina. wh in vacating -- wouldn't vacating the guidelines here require officials to takectn and the government's view are not required by the ina? it goes with theirt language of that decision. >> i do not think so. vacatur is self-executing. bacon or are issued by the court, it acts against the challenged rulofrder on its own. it makes it legally void. it is not require any action whatsoever. it doeno on its own prohibit an actionhaoever. second, to the extent petitioners have been attempting to draw a distinction consistent with gonzales between vacatur and declaratory relief, i think the is no, for purposes of what would coerce or atould otherwise restrain in the sense of gonzalesetitioners -- an adverse declaration saying the guidelines, the fil memorandum has been unlawful under 1226 c and 1231 certainly has at least as much coercive pressure. i think that ne. the same amount of coercive prsu. if

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michael bard has filed in front of the house.for supervision, and chris wallace later tonight. the fed governors talk about what to expect going forward. wall street journal talking about the expectation of something that sounds a lot like recession. in terms of just how hot the economy was, and how much they would like to see cloth, but here's the latest read on the consumer u.s. retail sales for the month of october. we are expecting to come in artificially hot because of car sales. they expected bigger than expected because of the storms of florida. people replacing cars, and that will be interesting to see the underlying momentum, and the earnings we have seen, low on target. mix pictures with lou doing better. a whole lot worse after the disappointment, and really a sense that things are not going well, even as walmart outperforms, and they will be reporting in a couple of hours, and aftermarket, it will be interesting, given the chip situation and what we seen an apple. we have heard them shipped there chip supplied arizona

sanctions of which were adopted in june 22, and the sixth package of anti-russian sanctions involves full bard ceiling for european countries - this is prohibited from december 5, so relatively speaking, when they agree on a price ceiling, they agree not about themselves, what price will they be? they will not be able to buy russian oil, but according to previous sanctions, these prices are also the price ceiling. this is for others, as it were, and the only thing. what is the meaning of the europeans in what is being done in order to mitigate previous sanctions, no, he is not on earlier than these sanctions, that is, on december 5, an imbargo on russian oil begins to operate no, it is generally forbidden to buy russian oil to a country in the european union, and oil by sea transport, which transported and in this regard, by the way, quite ridiculous position, poland she says, it is necessary to make a maximum ceiling of 30 dollars. of course, it does not buy russian oil by sea anymore. she buys it through the pipeline. she 's an oil pipeline. more precisely, on the day when the third world wa