exactly the same formula that it was way back when and we have expanded in many ways, but the basic one-on- one formula is exactly the same. >> actually had 146 students, and it was impossible to give them the attention i thought they deserved. i did not know there was this creative class and i was teaching them super serious and hunkered down and trying to meet everybody's needs in the school setting and what dave knew that i didn't is that there is this creative class who was willing to pitch in and help. i think one of the things that makes me the proudest is from the very beginning we wanted to work and make sure dreams are coming true and we asked them about what projects they always wanted to do but didn't have the resources or bandwidth to do. we were able to say that that project, if we paid for the books or the publishing and we brought in the tutors and we did it, how would that sound? and the teachers of the excited. you asked earlier about the growth. as we grew, which was rapid, one of the things we knew as we couldn't get every single center at one point around the country bu

there wasn't much offense but every big play that had to be made on that side of the football deebo samuel made it and he was basically on one that point, it was clear who was the heart and soul of the forty-niners and that football team. a few months later, he requested a trade and it felt like the niners could perhaps lose that heart and soul of their roster. but apparently all that needed to happen was for the game to get back together. the bow. he's all padded up the business side of football. it's been pushed to the side for now at least everyone is all one big, happy family once again. >> i just think it was getting back with each other you know, lot lots hands-on you separate each other, not just him and i, but just in the whole building, you go away and you know, the big decisions that are coming in all that stuff, lights, i think things happen and you're away from each other. but i think as soon as we got back close to mini-camp are able to hang around each other was pretty obvious that everyone was the same people we've always been and we just had to get back together, sir, communicate more. >> john michael green w

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on the junior miners here. >> so obviously, i had that junior miner position on we kind of actually pushed on that because basicallyreally needed it to rally sharply higher than when we initiated the trade and we ended up, you know, with a small profit on that one as it happens, we happen to hold barrick gold in our fund on the long side. the equity and so i'm alongside carter here, because we're long gold, and we're long that particular company. this of course is not one of the junior miners. this is a $28 billion company. what was interesting to me as i was taking a look at this today was that there was a pretty favorable risk-reward relationship to be had by simply buying in the money september 15, 18 call spread at the time i was, this was about 50 cents in money, looks like it closed 60 cents in the money by the end of the day, and that was only going to cost me about 85 cents to 90 cents per share to put that on that's up a very fair us risk-reward relationship on the long side. it basically pays two to one and you're risking less than a dollar per share on the down side between now and september expiration n

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had that been able to cross her this river for some time, but they have been basically stuck on that on a piece of land that they were able to set over to. and they seem to have founded this area. and the 3rd one is further north. that's where the nova hoff goddamn is the direction of the nova cut off from them. they're not in nova kafka yet. there. that's a damn that there is one potential crossing of the river or so. the process itself has been destroyed by ukrainian rockets as far as we understand. it's not possibly to pass there now, but still it remains an important strategic point. all these points are still at a distance from house on city center. it's not that they are really approaching house on city center, but it's, it's, it's a good step ahead. how are the russians responding? we see shelling of mc alive, for example, mc alive is not far from these places. it's a city that has been hit by rockets constantly throughout the past few weeks, and that's the same last night as also rockets have also come down near here where i am, is up or isha and other places. so the reply by ru

continues on and on. clearly some of those about a student sections do get, tell one to get how they live under occupation, and they are resistance movements and with a number of other countries basically be complicit with israel's. they will seek and get help for whatever they can get it. but that has been played off by as justification for any sort of attack started killing a blockade on so on, so forth on defense opinions under such regional 3 facts. i don't think that really works any more simply because everyone understands. as you pointed your question earlier to our corresponding jurors and what about diplomacy? of course, we know that israel has blocked the way towards a diplomatic solution. it even refused to listen to the american president when he advocated some sort of a diplomatic solution towards a 2 state solution. and hence he best you could give up on it. and, and, and basically said, there is no diplomatic horizon for this conflict which really puts to practicing in a very difficult position. after 50 years of occupation. they cannot continue with the same israeli aggression closure spanish, me and starvation, and so on, so forth. they must pack and i think now they b

basically builds up on that. we - africa, chile, europe - the evidence basically builds up on that.- basically builds up on that. rrently. the government are providing around £a00 a year help in discount — but campaigners say the governmnent needs to put something in place well before 5 september, when the new prime minister takes over — still four weeks away. threatening for winter if more support is not put in place. where potentially millions of people won't be able to afford their energy bills and it almost doesn't bear thinking about. the government's going to have to come back to the table and put more support in place. borisjohnson says he is "absolutely certain" his successor will do more to help people with rising fuel bills — but the two candidates disagree on how to do that. we are conservatives, we believe in low taxes. and what i'm not going to do is announce the next budget in advance, of course, we'll need to deal with the circumstances as they arise. but my fundamental principle is that people should keep more of their own money. we need to get real about the situation. it's simply wrong to rule o

their own, because we are a team that has been working for quite a long time and we basically understand one thing onendments of a toronto television employee, but some basic things exist on well at the level of understanding what, for example, we will never use any references to soviet cinema, never , that is, to, for example, a full-scale invasion until february 24, the percentage of any news from russia about what is happening in russia was simply meager in our country, only when there was some kind of incredible, other than living history, but then we might have taken it and it was a completely conscious approach because of the fact that if we remember what ukraine existed until the 14th year, before the revolution of dignity and the beginning of this war, in fact, there was a lot of russian in our media space, our news was partly political from some political news in russia for show business there, 30% of it, 70% is some kind of russian woman, and we deliberately went away from this to show the audience that the world is huge , a lot of stories are happening, a lot of interesting people , you don

because the government basically enclosed very harsh price caps on, on, on energy. and companies in germany is the other one unit where basically went bankrupt. then when the government's think they have a free lunch, then eventually in the long run, well they end up doing is actually, you know, nationalizing these companies and spending billions and billions of dollars already . you suggested the taxes, like the windfall tax. we've been talking about discourage investment. so then is all of this then really just part of the pain that we need to go through in order to get to a green transition? absolutely, well, you know, the, all of those who are calling for energy subsidies, for example, gas just have to remember, look, it outside. i mean, we, you know, we have climate change that happening now. it's not happening in the future, and you want to subsidize fossil fuels. is that what we want to do now? we got no, we shouldn't be doing that. we, what we do need to do is help. and the reason growing fraction of the population that need help, that helps should be given i

so on some basic level, on this idea of rule by the people is quite ancient. so on the most basic level, democracy means that people have the right to choose their leaders and governments in free and fair elections. now that sounds very simple, but in order to have truly fran farrell actions, 1st of all, you have to have freedom to organize politically, to campaign around the country to run for office. you have to have freedom to vote . that means all different groups in the country have to have, at a minimum, the franchise, the right, the right to vote on the right to contest for office. i think democracy stem o from the desire of human beings for dignity, for respect. one person, one vote that citizens have political equality. and of course, in the united states, as in many other parts of the world, that remains an ideal, but not a reality. i do not think that the election system and of countries bear, i think that there are so many problems with the way that we do elections and is extremely inaccessible. we do not have universal voter regis gratian, like many dem

basically saying if you indict him, there will be mayhem. also saying they want to see the affidavit. which -- >> right. on the one hand, your making threats. and, you know, you're going to encourage mayhem against the fbi. that's basically what the trump supporters have been doing, encouraging him. you've seen it on president threats to the fbi. imagine what it be like, what is going to happen after the witnesses through this thing in the affidavit. it's just never, it's inconceivable today that this could be allowed. >> i'm going to ask you a question that i asked when i had -- on the program last time. so, one way of looking at this is, they just one of the documents right. -- the head of can intelligence. and they kept trying to get them. and they escalated all the way up to the search warrant to get them. but, then that's it. now they have the documents. there's no more. there are not going to go any further down the line in this case. cynthia and harry thought that i was wrong about. that i'm not saying that's the case. but why? >> i don't think -- because he went to, far he jerked him around. again, as i sa

basically assassinated. you shot dead by the great insecurity force on the suspicion on the suspicion on the trail. so basically these are very truly the army fights on the 3rd to switch this regime controls when this really leaves, like on the 3rd, your don't boss on that there are. so people leave completely different life and try to forget, you know, about this regime. they won't be afraid that they would come back. that's true. they're freight. they will come back, but there is no reasonable. it's not against that. you know, the problem with the united states is that it fights was, it starts worse in so many parts of the world. but finally, these people get confused. you know, they confuse against them from green yugoslavia, vietnam and the other things. so about answering your question, they let me play and all these wars been the same air condition office in a suburb a that's a sad reality. yes. but basically what is really dangerous, it's not just the loss of money. it's that danger, always glacier. and in that sense, there was a pretty interesting article in the economist last week, which wa

the reference point when youou look to one person is your a litmus test in the system that our founding fathers which is not basic things on one person. >> i'm glad you brought up jeff and cheryl, he was my partner for years and i was going to bring them up anyway because nobody would've called a moderate or centrist. we served with him in the house and on the house floor and challenge every appropriation bill. he was a happy lawyer and even people who disagreed with him because he is a very good spirit about him he is strong principles and does not bend on them. he tries to be fair but the same thing with him news, centrist or rino. what did you call yourself. >> always being polite. you were on the other end of the spectrum. >> here's the important part to the credit over you another stood i was extreme right that was a bargaining tool for where i wanted the overall system. a little bit more right. you always compromise to the middle because that's the nature of our system into your point has gone out the window late with extreme right and extreme left in the center of the american political base and we do so of great, great

well, everyone is alive, but shell-shocked, but more alive, but like this, basically we leave on time already on experience nikolay masterenko, a flamethrower of the units of the first army corps of the people's militia of the dpr , serves in the corps of the people's militia in 2016. prior to that, for many years he worked on the local railway as a track fitter, defending the donbass masterenko repeatedly showed courage and heroism. in one of the battles masterenko's divisions, covering the infantry, provided a springboard for the offensive of the main forces, which helped to dislodge the military personnel in isa from the powerful fortified area. and take it under the control of the allied forces, wait. we have worked with our flamethrowers against the enemy. the target i hit was a fortified area, enemy pillboxes, there were equipment, we went on the offensive. together with tanks with infantry and we, as a fire support group, covered the infantry, the fortified area was knocked out, occupied by us, may suffer from rain floods. how is this related to the tropical storm that drowned china and w

basically assassinated. you shot dead by the great insecurity force on the suspicion on the suspicion on the trail. so basically these are very poorly, the army fights on the 3rd to switch this regime controls when this really leaves, like on the 3rd, you're going boss on that there are some people leave completely different life and try to forget, you know, about this regime. they won't be afraid that they will come back. that's true. they're freight. they will come back, but there is no reasonable. it's not, again, it's that, you know, the problem with the united states is that it fights was, it starts war in so many parts of the world. but finally, these people get confused. you know, they confuse against them from green yugoslavia from vietnam and the other things. so about answering your question, did they plan on these words from the same air condition office in a suburb or a sad reality? yes, uh basically what is the really dangerous, it's not just the loss of money. it's that danger, always lation. and in that sense, there was a pretty interesting article in the economist last week, which wa

basically no one gets on base. >> thank you for the explanation. that is a good reminder. jacob says the 13 strikeouts came with hardware, the laguna youth all-stars practiced 15 hours per week over the last three months and an injury made things even more challenging. >> not long ago i hurt my arm so we let it rest and got it stronger. this year coming back was the real start for me. >> he speaks like a pro. at 13 it is the last year in the cal ripken league and he is glad to be going out with a bang. we should note he is the nephew of our reporter. >> so many talented people coming from that family. >>> he reportedly told police he could not breathe at least twice, we investigate details on the death of a man in san francisco and why some are questioning the autopsy report. >>> look at the video and the circumstances of the case. >> a mechanical problem, sorry. >> big-time heat, four days at 100 or hotter in the bay area. we will show you where it gets up to 103. >>> a mechanical problem after erncy landing at oakland international. >> the news at 6:00 starts now, good e

used in artillery duels, we are working now at the moment on the southern part of bakhmut, on armored vehicles on towed vehicles. uh, basically, we are working on the creon at the moment we are hitting, we will continue to hit the strikes of barreled guns, interspersed with volleys of rocket systems , the soldiers of the second brigade of the people's militia of the lc, help to knock out the forces from the fraternal donetsk republic through the periscope of the artillery ambassador intensity. the fire is very high. the platoon fires several hundred rockets at the nationalists, after shooting back the crew quickly hides the combat vehicle in landing scaffolding until an enemy copter appeared in the sky. what is the peculiarity of the area where an active offensive is now underway around solid fields, which, of course, complicates the work of rocket artillery, leaving for a firing position. it is all at a glance, so even such a small young forest can be a real salvation in 2 minutes due to disguise with branches, the commander of the calculation ruslan goncharov on his swallows. so he affectionately calls the formidable fighti

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on basic facts. one of the interventions that was submitted to the challenge by a team headed by christopher bryant. they try to leverage this as a unifying force. they can understand that part of the partisan animosity and rank or you feel is a product of media stoking those animosities, and it had excerpts from a book by matt taibi who talked about how editors would say explicitly the partisan anchor stoking content is good and people click on it. this does really well. they would produce more of it because it got clicks. you could see it is not just the emergence of partisans in ideological media outlets that is popular, it is also that those outlets have become more ideological and clearly plays a role. telling democrats and republicans there is a role in the media and there benefited from stoking your anger at your political rivals in the u.s., this increased dashboard decreased animosity towards rival partisans and people were thinking i should not play into this dynamic that is bigger than me, i should try to defect from this dynamic and not be so angry at my rivals. it also had a small effect on improving people's willingness to support undemocratic candidates. people reflected i need to not play into this dynamic and continue to vote for candidates for my party no matter what they do. that would be a part of this polarization that is being partly driven by media pursuing profits. whether this intervention is exactly

one group or another. which means that this fight, that the people who have been targeted, the targets that have been targeted here in the raid in gods the are on basically on islamic g, tad. but the policy and fighting groups are saying that there is a consensus part dissipation in their response. and this is something that israel has been warning the through the mediators, the japan, betty specially hamas that it should not be part of the response on, on these israeli attacks or rates on godsa. and that these attacks were only on his line. you have targets him that's how much should not be part of this. but again, on the other side, if any, a rocket is lynched. wrong god. let's say only is blaming you. had response to this israeli attack. israel always hold her responsible for any rocket that is fired from gaza. and so that means a retaliation. dec who has both is why you had and hamas in response. so this is how basically the equation is if, if it's live and you had responds the loan there, it's still how much will be held accountable by israel. but we have seen a very clear statement by all the policy in fighting. again, saying that there will be a reta

on the ballot here, but really bouchard hasn't gotten much traction. it's hageman who has trump's endorsement, this is gonna be basically a one-on-one race, and the deckey here. you look at other primaries around the country, we've had this dynamic of a republican who supported impeachment, a trump backed challenger. trump has been doing very well in those primaries. the polling coming into the night has but hageman, we've had two polls come out in the final months here. both of them have put hageman ahead by more than 20 points. in this race, you just look at the political sort of breakdown of wyoming. 19 of those states two dozen counties didn't just vote for trump against joe biden they gave trump more than 70% of the vote, this is probably the most republican pro trump state in america. that's where liz cheney is trying to make the stand, and to give you a chance of wet she's up against besides everything i just mentioned. one of the things for campaign and her supporters are hoping for here is the way that the primary is gonna work tonight, is right up until today, anyone could choose to vote in this republican primary. you go to the polls today,

on that side of the ball. deebo samuel made it basically playing on one lane at that point. it was clear who was the heart and soul that niners football team a few months later, he requested a trade and it felt like the niners could perhaps lose that heart and soul of their roster. but apparently all that needed to happen was for the game to get back together again. >> deebo. he's all padded up the business side of football has been pushed to the side for next 3 years. at least everyone is a big, happy family once again. >> i just think it was getting back with each other you know, lot lots hands-on you separate each other. not just him and i, but just the whole building, you go away and you know, the big decisions that are coming in all that stuff, lights, i think things happen and you're away from each other. but i think as soon as we got back close to mini-camp are able to hang around each other was pretty obvious that everyone was the same people we've always been and we just had to get back together, sir, communicate more. >> a few weeks ago, john michael green was loun

on several products and impose new ones on basic necessities like rice flaw packaged food and dairy products. this has increased price is further isadine m m m . and the problem is that glasses have become expensive and the price of sweet lamb has also all these will much cheaper earlier. my expensive corner put income is not increased and i don't even know the prices have increased 2 and a half times the federal laws about $0.90. now it's more than a dollar de la mustard all used to cost a dollar and 30 cents. now it's more than $2.00. a cooking gosselin was $5.00 or i'm not paying more than $15.00. so everything is become more expensive. but the gum it is in did i like it believes everything still costs the same for granted as if you had like, i mean the government says the new taxes will prevent evasion. it all to points out that several opposition party supported these. it says it will discuss the issue in parliament over the next few days. now, inflation is expected to remain high. the global economy is also having an impact. the international monetary fund has revised india's growth pr

also been suspended for demonstrating recently the government to increase taxes on several products and impose new ones on basic necessities like rice flaw packaged food and dairy products. this has increased prices further. the problem is that losses have become expensive. the rise of sweet lime has also been all these were much earlier. my expensive on upper income has not increased land. i don't even know the prices have increased 2 and a half day magical spectrum was about $0.90. now it's more than a dollar, a lot mustard all used to cost a dollar and 30 cents. now it's more than $2.00. a cooking gasoline, there was $5.00. i'm not paying more than $15.00. everything is become more expensive, but the government isn't deny it. believes everything still costs and the government says the new taxes will prevent evasion. it also points out that several opposition party supported these. it says it will discuss the issue in parliament over the next few days. now, inflation is expected to remain high. the global economy is also having an impact. the international monetary fund has revised india's growth prospects. i

well, here one ot, we will continue to bring you all special coverage on afghanistan and basically that'll continue the next couple of weeks smoking one year. do stay tuned for more details on that story. ah ah, it is good to have you with us today. a california, the world's leading processor of tomatoes phases and historic drought combined with soaring costs for labor fuel and fertilizer is go producers worried about a shortage of product across the world. ingram, r packing and co, which supply some of the largest u. s. food brands is selling tomato paste price is 80 percent higher than last year . of course, consumers are the ones bearing the costs with the price of tomato sauce in july, way up compared to last year, with ketchup. also seeing a big price jump as well. a california peaked in tomato output in 2015. it's been getting worse ever since. according to the u. s. department of agriculture 2022 is shaping up to continue. the trend is the industry says this year is harvest will fall below $11000000.00 tons. so we got the streets, went to the streets of america, get reaction on this looming crisis. a sorry for that, and i don't

integral who has uh children of school age will receive material assistance in the amount of three basic ones, but oneive in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bone base. assistance, it turns out, not only the day before, on september 1, according to the collective agreement, parents are also paid financial assistance for the good academic performance of children in general over the past year. the total amount of support by trade union organizations in the preparation of children for school amounted to more than six million rubles. in a year, according to the new rules, now in preschool institutions, innovation is dictated by the educational standard, which comes into force on september 1. this is the fourth document in the history of belarus - the standard in the system of preschool education is edited, partly a consequence of the work on the code on education, which will complement the development of preschool children in an interview with panorama in the new academic year with a new educational standard in preschool education lyudmila georgievna what is it and what are the fundamental differences. here they

on a die off. basically, it looks like there's been some type of release of some type of caustic or on poisonous chemical from a factory in poland. now we know that polish authorities actually detected the leak sometime back in july, but for some reason, they didn't notify german authorities notify their own population that they should avoid the waters in and around the odor. but they didn't notify the german government whatsoever. and the polish government has opened a criminal investigation into the matter. they've also actually sacked, run to ministers for their slow response to actually informing the german government and investigating the matter, but so far on this really led to some consternation on this side of the river. basically, a people i've talked to on the streets are saying that they don't understand why pole has been so tight lipped about this potential chemical spill, of course, because it has extreme ramifications for people living here in and around the odor . yeah. and people living nearby have been told to stay away from the water. what impact is this having on the local community? well, a massive one specifically because they don't actually know what this contamination if is is indeed a contamination actually is. i mean there have been samples taken from the water and they've indicated that there are some, the presence of some unusual salt may be some mercury and also some type of organic solvent. but environmental groups and local activists don't really want to say what this is yet, because they're waiting for more extensive chemical analysis for the local population. that means people have to stay outside of the water. pe

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