beckett was £210, kind of a giant for his day, and was basically solid muscle.but he also talked with a slight lisp, and he blushed with shyness whenever a reporter talked to him. one interviewer said that beckett acted more like an eight year old girl than a grown up marine. but beckett sure played football like a grown up. he was a tremendous blocker and tackler. he was the team's regular punter and he was even fast enough to shift into the backfield for trick plays. beckett's second from the right in this picture lined up at left tackle mare island, played college, is in military camps all along the west coast from los angeles all the way up to seattle. they won all of their games and then accepted an invitation to play in the 1918 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was camp lewis, one of the new army encampments just outside of seattle. now, maryland had already beaten camp lewis once that season, but at a score of just 13 to nothing, this was the lowest output that maryland had put up. all season. so a rematch was scheduled for the rose bowl. and this

beckett was £210, kind of a giant for his day, and was basically solid muscle.but he also talked with a slight lisp, and he blushed with shyness whenever a reporter talked to him. one interviewer said that beckett acted more like an eight year old girl than a grown up marine. but beckett sure played football like a grown up. he was a tremendous blocker and tackler. he was the team's regular punter and he was even fast enough to shift into the backfield for trick plays. beckett's second from the right in this picture lined up at left tackle mare island, played college, is in military camps all along the west coast from los angeles all the way up to seattle. they won all of their games and then accepted an invitation to play in the 1918 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was camp lewis, one of the new army encampments just outside of seattle. now, maryland had already beaten camp lewis once that season, but at a score of just 13 to nothing, this was the lowest output that maryland had put up. all season. so a rematch was scheduled for the rose bowl. and this

beckett was £210, kind of a giant for his day, and was basically solid muscle.but he also talked with a slight lisp, and he blushed with shyness whenever a reporter talked to him. one interviewer said that beckett acted more like an eight year old girl than a grown up marine. but beckett sure played football like a grown up. he was a tremendous blocker and tackler. he was the team's regular punter and he was even fast enough to shift into the backfield for trick plays. beckett's second from the right in this picture lined up at left tackle mare island, played college, is in military camps all along the west coast from los angeles all the way up to seattle. they won all of their games and then accepted an invitation to play in the 1918 rose bowl. their opponent for that game was camp lewis, one of the new army encampments just outside of seattle. now, maryland had already beaten camp lewis once that season, but at a score of just 13 to nothing, this was the lowest output that maryland had put up. all season. so a rematch was scheduled for the rose bowl. and this

jon fosse is taking it to another place which beckett does not prepare us for when he's compared to beckette are talking about jon fosse's 34 plays which are completely alive with that aesthetic. what is most interesting about jon fosse is his novel. all his novels are doing something remarkable with form, and for the reader, initially it was seen in feel foreign, however, very swiftly, and this is why jon fosse's is not a writer for the esoteric community, want to have read 10 pages of jon fosse, he has taught you how to read in on you go and you discover new things. one interesting thing in terms of content that is remarkable is particularly in the novel with seven points, the engagement with faith, even for somebody who is part of the secular world , is an experience of belief, faith, and religious practice which i have found nowhere else in literature. anchor: fascinating. unfortunately we are out of time but i think you have given especially for people not familiar with the author jon fosse, i think you have given people a great starting point that they can build on. mr. mason, thank y

play very much with this idea of time motion repetition fossa is taking that to another place which beckett doesn't prepare us for when it's compared to becca. i'm really talking a process 34 plays, which are completely alive with a big heavy and a static for me, what's most interesting about fossa is but normal, all his novels are doing something remarkable reform. and for the reader initially, it will seem and feel for him. however, very sweet. this is why false is not a writer for the so turn a community. once you've read 10 pages of foster, he's taught you how to read and on you go up and do discover new thing. yeah. one interesting thing. one thing in terms of the content that is remarkable is particularly in the, in the novel. serology, the, the engagement with faith, christian faith, even for somebody who's part of the secular world, is an experience of belief, faith and religious practice, which are found nowhere else in literature. fascinating, unfortunately, we're out of time, but i think you've given, especially for people who are not familiar with the author, mr. falls, i think

prestigious award and literature now belongs to a multi faceted norwegian who has been compared to samuel beckett. and who's writing garnered lofty praise from the academy. it is through his ability to evoke commands, loss of orientation, and how these paradoxically can provide access to a deeper experience close to the vanity that foster has come to be regarded as an innovator. not only in contemporary caea to a yon saucer, a master in spar snorted, writing, now decorated with the highest literary honor. there is coming up next door, documentary series doc film aust, whether unofficial intelligence can make it possible for us to live forever after the break of this morning is dw, don't com and you can follow us as well on instagram or x. the handle is at dw news, i am totally allowed to go for myself and the team by the i sorry, so one on 6 times to please come and see more people than ever on the worldwide in such an one. great timing question is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on student info. my grands.

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him, what kind of leader will he be, that moment captured the very essence of hemp and as margaret beckettaying a moment ago, he was very honest about the scale of the challenge when he reflected back on what the challenge was that labour phased in at 97 and 64 and 45. �* a ., ., , ' 45. but the economy in 97 the economy _ 45. but the economy in 97 the economy was _ 45. but the economy in 97 the economy was in _ 45. but the economy in 97 the economy was in better - 45. but the economy in 97 the economy was in better shape, j 45. but the economy in 97 the - economy was in better shape, growth was in better shape. let me take you through the last three quarters. the first quarter of 2023, 0.1% growth. the second quarter, 0.2%. the third quarter —.i%. on those figures, and growth isn't suddenly going to magically appear, on those figures in terms of your own rules, there is very little i did spend that you percentage of gdp over 200% because of the second world war and the provisions the people of britain have suffered, look what that government achieved. look without achieved. and when peopl

tell us what has been your focus, is it that for the past beckett, a lot of work has not been done in this, but maybe you want to start to own a delicacy as well. so my focus has been on raising mental health and wellness and ending the stigma that surrounds mental health. because in the past, people have been glued to or you know, have stuck to these misconceptions about mental health as such as the belief that mental illness is a curse or, you know, it's the one position. so my focus has been to the bunk those myths and make people realize that mental illness is something that can tuck anyone. and we have duncan here who yourself has experienced this lives. talk to us about the experience with mental health. how was that phase of your life? like i struggled with depression and anxiety for over 12 years. in that moment i became suicide, but the age of 10. and at the age of 16, i studied attempting suicide. i did my democratic somewhere at the age of 6, which i develop souls and my leaps. you know, sometimes when i, when, if i go to school at home, my friends would love for me that be

beckett f of course, the case of muhammad is no longer repeated daily in palestine, the case of al-hussein and the sons of al-hussein in karbala is an ongoing issue, because hussein was defending the truth and we are not defending the truth, and god willing , the truth will triumph over falsehood soon, god willing, here are the ruins of gaza and these father's cries that the tears and resistance depicted in this art project, holding his orphan child in his arms, at the same time as the al-aqsa storm in the occupied lands, storms that are now spectacular narratives in works of art. for example, the photo of hadi sham and ali along with a picture frame of hundreds of palestinian martyred children similar to this few months old baby. all in this the graphic design or description is expressed. or here , in the middle of the ruins and absences, the crimes of the zionists are embodied like this, together with the image of a child on fire. but standing and fighting are remembered artistically. like when the resistance is from rock to rocket. or the missiles that hit the target and make the enemy

prestigious award in literature now belongs to a multi faceted norwegian who's been compared to samuel beckett. and who's writing garnered lofty praise from the academy. it is through his ability to evoke commands, loss of orientation, and how these paradoxically can provide access to a deeper experience close to divinity. that foster has come to be regarded as an innovator. not only in contemporary caea to yon foster, a master in spar snorted, writing, now decorated with the highest literary honor. there is for sale and in the opening match of the cricket world cup. new zealand celebrated his spectacular victory thrashing, defending champions england by massive 9 wickets. in estimate about the fixture was a re match of the nail biting 2019 final, but proved to be one sided affair this time, or use you and one, the toss in a sparsely populated range or moody stadium. and i'm of the bed. and same thing went into, but jewelry was england's leading light, making 77 of 86 balls. but england failed to string together and of partnerships. captain joe's butler made 43 before being killed behind these

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but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, d, u, a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own peace agreements. saudi might follow suit by prospects of a palestinian state, remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 or the procedures geneva international model show has begun in doha, as well as most sought after cause will be on display during the 9 day auto festival. that comes to the category capital for the 1st time, tom mccrae was among the crowds and as, as the read cough, it has literally been rolled out here in the hot to invite the geneva international mazda shari to town. it is one of the oldest and most prestigious motor shows in the world has been going since 19 or 5. and this is the 1st time it has ever been held outside of switzerland. they are off $31.00 brands on show here, including the site. he's been se, uh, launching a 3 new products at the most or shirts. this week. i spoke to the ceo about why don't why katara was chosen to hold this year's edition. we are in the region where everybody likes the cars,

news live from berlin, clash at the un security council in new york. israel's foreign minister hits beckett criticism from the u. n. chief. it is important to also recognize the effects by our minds we'd love to happen to the value of secretary general was really meanwhile, the human agency helping refugees and gaza warns of will have to stop its deed operations. if it does not urgently get fuel, it says it only has enough to deliver humanitarian assistance until wednesday night .

but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, d, u, a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own disagreements. so d might follow suit, but prospect of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 to let's go live now to sort of hire us who's out the mount of olives in ok part east jerusalem. sarah. the school was such a seminal turning points in that political landscape and the region wasn't it? that's right, well we talk about peace still at the time, but things have shifted a lots and it's fall from peaceful. who with the last few days also have caches in occupied westbank. now, saddam, so saying the time had, was the strong mind. he was seeing if someone had shifted egypt foreign policy, which was towards the soviet union by his previous a uh, got off the northwood. i moved to the us as well as biggest ally now is the us health uh, agents, uh lots and bells out many times financially bought what was seen as a rule that would unite the arrow bulbs eventually actually created a splintered set top but conti

prestigious award and literature now belongs to a multi faceted norwegian who has been compared to samuel beckett. and who's writing garnered lofty praise from the academy? it is through his ability to evoke commands, lots of orientation, and how these paradoxically can provide access to deeper experience. close to the vanity that foster has come to be regarded as an innovator. not only in contemporary caea to yon foster, a master in sparse nordic writing, now decorated with the highest literary honor. there is of the un reports says extreme weather has caused more than 43000000 children to be uprooted from their homes in recent years. the report says that number could nearly triple over the next 3 decades. the rise and displacement is due to dangers linked to climate change, including floods, psych loans and droughts. the report says children in africa and small island nations are most at risk. and the u. n. is warn, the world is acting too slowly to help more than this, we can speak to verena canal. she's the global chief for migration and displacement at eunice. a thanks for being with us. mis

prestigious award in literature now belongs to a multi faceted norwegian who's been compared to samuel beckett. and who's writing garnered lofty praise from the academy. it is through his ability to evoke commands, loss of orientation, and how these paradoxically can provide access to a deeper experience. kosa tv entity that foster has come to be regarded as an innovator, not only in contemporary caea to yon fossa, a master in spar snorted, writing, now decorated with the highest literary honor. there is a well, the day is almost done. the conversation is, continues online. you'll find it on twitter either at the w news. you can follow me at brent golf tv. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. we will see you then every plan the the age land. so in romania is raising a major stink b e u has invested 40000000 euros in creating a modern waste management system. but where has the money gone? our porter searches for clues on a dirty past. the focus on europe. in 30 minutes long on the w to the toys strong opinions clear position. international perspective. ger

busy beckett's in garza in the west pine and it would become much less now because. busy this tech game is very civilians, a part of my so snow. he's very kind of staying in conflict for nearly 50 years. every time i leave this military and i believe his choose to accept binding some civilians, they inflict power for us not only on the other side, but also in the on the east side. this will become much, much worse in the next space, completely indiscriminate that the rockets are besides all but also good. they go around shooting random civilians. they took hostages among random civilians. of course this is now the. ringback the image just spread around the web. is it the suspect for fault? for the tennessee in? yeah, cause cause now the retaliation will be enormous. it will, it can be so they are paying the price. there is one way out and that is a very strong united intent, national pressure on, on the political and military leads that they have to deescalate and have to now to look at the root causes for these conflicts. so solidarity rallies, the palestinians are

but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, d, u a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own peace agreements . saudi might follow suit, but prospects of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 to cases that security forces and kill to code is fine to send an operation in the east and criticize the functions from the p k. k. on group and to the ongoing problems from syria balances, florida paste and took the golden sylvia. after evolving an anchor on sunday, now the p. k. k has came responsibility full of attack as they show let's see. saw in the eastern syrian problem is that there is a, has been broken, our tribal fight has a continuing, the uprising against the code is dominated, sds, but they're all concerns the syrian government at this, i lie around a tried to take advantage of the rest. instead of hold on reports, the kurdish lead syrian democratic forces or the s d f is in control of eastern their resort. but it's facing an armed uprising by the mainly our population who want to manage their

prestigious award in literature now belongs to a multi faceted norwegian who has been compared to samuel beckett. and who's writing garnered lofty praise from the academy. it is through his ability to evoke commands, loss of orientation, and how these paradoxically can provide access to a deeper experience kosa tv in the day that foster has come to be regarded as an innovator, not only in contemporary caea to you on foster, a master in spar snorted, writing, now decorated with the highest literary honor. there is so well, he's reminded now of our top stories this hour, at least $51.00 civilians have been killed in one of the deadliest attacks. and since the starting approaches invasion of ukraine training officials said, a missile struck a village shopping cafe in the heart chief region and ukrainian president, board of his zalinski is lobbying a summit of 50 european leaders for support on more weapons deliveries. and once a promise of e u membership for you. great. but don't forget, you can always get your news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that

well, i think for the people beckett has come up to work because it's got to print, you want to print, which is a big component for both. and guess what i'm going to need so is that the most. ready reality that we focus on it, i am going to say a young, i'm an immediate seats, but i think, yeah. and you know, the only one. so i've been calling for that and the schools have been growing louder and louder as the days go on. but still, we of you to see anything along those lines. bush, are you with a aux fan? and i have called the stuff vision that is happening in dallas and now is being used as a width and of more. is this a war crime mount? indeed, to a war crime we and i think the international community is being very clear about israel's duties and obligations under international law. israel, a book and legally blockades is guys all has been for the last 16 years. we've been under military occupation here in the west bank for 57 years, and it has obligations under international law to protect civilian population and not means provide them with basic needs, including water, fuel elect

busy beckett's in gosh, that in the west spine, it will become much less now because of this time, the game is ready civilians and i'm part of my sense now. he is ready to kind of stand in conflicts for nearly 50 years. every time i leave this military and i believe this choose to accept binding. some civilians they inflict har, har, us, not only on the other side, but also on the, on the east side. this will become much, much less in the next space. apart from the tragedy of what's happened, it's the fact that this, it was a see me indiscriminate attack by have mass sizes on just so many is res. are indeed completely indiscriminate that the rockets are besides all but also good. they go around shooting random civilians. they took hostages among random set billions of cost. this is now the. ringback the image just spread around the web. is it the suspect for, for, for the palestinian cause cause now the retaliation will be enormous is when it can be said billions paying the price. uh, there is one way out and that is a very strong united international pressure on, on the political and

reporter: he took to the stage again working in a samuel beckett work.res connection. and that connection is not made by yelling. there is a wonderful american comic whose name is gone who was once asked, what is acting and he said, acting is yelling! [laughter] reporter: but not for you. patrick: not for me. reporter: there is one role he still wants to take on, king lear. but he says -- patrick: someone said i was a bit too old for king lear. i cannot get it right. i feel that though i may be too old to play kingly or, i could -- king lear, i could give it a shot. reporter: we will look for your king lear. patrick stewart. thank you very much. ♪ geoff: be sure to stay with us this evening. online right now we have additional live-streamed coverage of the israel-hamas war followed by washington week both on our website and here on pbs. jeffrey goldberg will have a special panel of guests voted to the topic as well. amna: and after that join us for war in the holy land. a special report for pbs. check your local listings. and that is the newshour for ton

joining us now, evan's sister danielle gershkovich and wall street journal's assistant editor paul beckettr coming on the show this morning. danielle, it is always hard to find the right words and to be validating in a question about a situation like this with your brother, but how are you doing? how are you being forced to cope in this situation and what do you know about your brother's condition? >> i am sure you can imagine it hasn't been easy for any of us, but evan is doing amazing. i looked up to him so much and he works very hard to keep his spirits up. he does what he can. no writing, we write letters to each other to stay positive and focused. that is so inspiring for my parents and i. so we are really able to stay strong seeing him. >> how much contact? you say you write letters, are you able to communicate with him? >> yes, we write letters about once a week and summarize everything going on with our family. daily life, i try to make him smile. so we do a lot of jokes, a lot of sibling kind of jokes. [laughter] >> and the impact on the entire family must be indescribable. is it

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can read me of this priest, you know, the line from henry the second, before the murder of thomas becketttweets are not just rude or imply. impolite. he understands that they are pushing those more unstable supporters to go out, harass, and intimidate, and threaten and possibly harm witnesses. and there is a record that he's done this in the past. and that's been the effect. and i thought she was very, you know, adamant that this has to stop. >> roger ball off, neal katyal, andrew weissmann, you all very much for joining this discussion. >> thank you. >> coming up, we return live to israel with ronen bergman of the new york times. that's next. at's next. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing? hashtag still not coughing?! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's

rid me of this troublesome priest, you know, the line from henry ii, before the murder of thomas beckettinks these tweets are not just rude or impolite. he understands that they are pushing those more unstable supporters to go out, harass, and intimidate, and threaten and possibly harm witnesses. and there is a record that he's done this in the past. and that's been the effect. and i thought she was very, you know, adamant that this has to stop. >> roger parloff, neal katyal, andrew weissmann, thank you all very much for joining this discussion. >> thank you. >> coming up, we return live to israel with ronen bergman of the new york times. that's next. million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and head

. >> jimmy: samuel beckett this is a classic. >> it is it's a -- it's an old chestnut >> jimmy: have- i remember being mesmerized by it and i kind of credit it with one of the reasons i got into theater was seeing that show when i was a kid >> jimmy: wow, and now you're in it. >> and now i'm doing it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's wild. and you play the young man with the pumpkin head and lollipop? [ laughter ] >> yes, yes, i come to scare everybody. >> jimmy: sam? >> no, i'm playing -- i'm playing estragon, which is unfortunately very close to estrogen, but it's not estrogen it's estragon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: estragon, estragon >> yeah. and then my buddy paul sparks, he's playing vladimir, and he's -- we're old friends. and we've done a lot of work together over the years. >> jimmy: it's a brilliant play it's very funny and very -- makes you think. hey, by the way, your directorial debut. congratulations, you're now a film director. >> i did i directed a movie [ cheers and applause thank you. >> jimmy: you did a great job. >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: "eric larue" - >> "eric larue." >> ji

the amount owed to beckett events llc was $19,029.25. i think the process just wasn't as clean as it should have been. >> again, it's been reimbursed by private funds and nothing was paid for by taxpayers and that was the error on the front end. >> sanders and her staff have been accused of spending more than $19,000 on this is a class d felony in arkansas law to fudge public records. but if you remember seeing her playing fast loose with the facts and she was press secretary for trump, you know that fudging is sarah's passion. she is some call her the honorable fudge, judy. in fact, let's have another look at that lectern. it's it is sexy. i have to give her that looks like $19,000 well spent. you could buy a town in arkansas for $19,000. you know, it could use a press secretary like sarah huckabee sanders. george santos, who is now facing 23 criminal charges. just to give that some perspective, the btk killer only had ten charges against him. santos has been indicted on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, falsifying records. and the mos

but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, b, u a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own peace agreements . saudi might follow suit, but prospect of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 that's good. now to cetera car, it's who is out the mount of olives in occupied east jerusalem. sorry i could see you. so this will was stopped a seminal turning point in the political landscape of the regions. absolutely, it was a day. the shock, some blind sided is riley, is when they talk about so i'm one of them a solemn days in the jewish collins up. but of course, egypt became victorious, so that was the strong mind at the time. and that went on to shape its relationship with the us. but a well that was considered one that would unite. so we are well towards the palestinian cause ended up splintering the region and not has increased over the decades. but it also dictates it foreign policy for the us, for example. and it's relations with israel as if it getting stronger every year on year with a common en

how does there a stephanie beckett travel to towns near the folder that wisconsin? just as we were driving into our situation here for the last week? consumption is a bit to the south constantly now and ask alone being fired from gaza separate. been intercepted by the iron dough. they can hear the interception. closing the entire area. there's some security incident. whatever. it's unclear what's happening, but they're making us go around. we didn't know at the time who was in this convoy, we were very close to the border with gozo. later it became clear, it was the prime minister himself benjamin netanyahu visiting soldiers and telling them the next stage is coming. we have just stopped on the side of the road as we saw a mass of air strike just hit the north at the goal is to strip. this is right, very north and of the border with his ro, stephanie decker, which is 0 on the outskirts of causal as well. meanwhile, the u. s. secretary states has met with the saudi crown prince, who haven't been so long in riyadh, for father talks about the war on garza and me blinki

celebrate the military success of operation but but the seat of normalization was so over the next beckett's jordan, d, u a e by her name and the few other arab countries made their own disagreements. saudi might follow suit, but prospects of a palestinian state remain as elusive as ever heard of that. how many elder 0 or the business side of me is egypt? the full but foreign minister enjoys us live though from the tire. this would be good to have you with us on al jazeera. you were a college at the time of the conflict and your father was then egypt for him in his stuff. what do you remember about the mobile? do you heard that the attack was under way? great question. what's the further back? 1967. i was in high school. when that were broke out was a horrible consequences. so if you, if shes my sales most complete home for the future and were completely depressed about what options we had looking for. 1973 was the exact was my last year in college. you heard of the outbreak of a major reactions in all, kansas. we hesitated for a 2nd to see whether we're going to believe this or not. and the