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arena benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget, it's impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes and harris some other ways, the war in ukraine is impacting the world. gem chance that will have, shall it says, welcome, the speaker of ukraine's parliament in berlin. this is rous, launched a fun chokes, 1st foreign trip since russia invaded ukraine and the blended tag. he received a standing ovation earlier stefan chuck called on gemini, to deliver a heavy weapons to help his country fight against russian forces. e. u is formerly approved 3rd sanctions. i have a mosque as war and ukraine including an embargo on most russian oil in faults by the end of the year. but hungary, president, vic to albany, insisted on some exemptions for his country, including dropping sanctions on the head of the russian orthodox church. and president j biden has urged congress to act on gun control in a national address biden. acknowledge that without support from republican lawmakers. nothing will change. biden's

to where he couldn't go to church he would resign the way benedict did.we are nowhere near a pope who is too ill to leave the church. >> you can watch the full interview on the today show coming up at 7:00. 6:25 right now. nbc bay area responds to an odd concert ticket fight. >>> yeah, consumer investigator chris camara. >> reporter: good morning. kristi said she paid ticket sash center.com for tickets to the red hot chili peppers. as soon as she got her confirmation she said she discovered the seats were in 126 behind the stage. not backstage. behind the stage. kristi said ticket center did not advertise them that way. adding more confusion. the stadium told her that section wasn't going to be occupied for the chili pepper show. she said she tried to take care of this all by herself, and get her money back. she disputed the charge of the credit card, but that created a loop between the bank and the ticket selling. she asked us to intervene. we did reach out to the ticket center. they didn't explain what happened, but they said we have process of the full

anastasia benedict nastya good morning good morning to you. olga work with the population is not only and not even so much the appeal of citizens, although certainly. it is like a litmus test that shows the real situation on the ground. as you can see here at the white expo, everything is almost ready for the start of the big meeting, the guests continue to stay. although it is probably difficult to call them guests, these are people from the regions that actually work with the population, so this is more likely to be such a brainstorming session. so what else should be done to improve our life as a journalist. i often have to work with inna from dialogue platforms and on direct telephone lines and at the single day of citizens' receptions, which are held, in particular, by senators. and this form she became so popular that having traveled all over the country began to do. this has already been repeated in the vitebsk region, for example, the senators worked twice, and as natalya kochanova said the day before. already on next week they plan to

speaking foreign language] >> all i can do is extend my compliments and greetings to his holiness pope benedict to his holiness pope benedict and request his holiness to act as guarantors for me in order that i can live in peace in italy. in such time any trial is held by the iraqi authorities. at 10:31 this morning, i requested to commence an investigation for crimes against humanity and for murder against prime minister malika of iraq. any members of his government that authorize the of execution of saddam hussein. >> there was no trace on his record. it's still not prove because you've still got the other hondurans 60. it was not practical to check them all. let then an idea, -- in italy. they are supposed to register for that was held in rome -- the central registry for that was held in rome. and that had the details for all of the albums. so we made inquiries with that department. there had never been a trace of it giovanni di stefano as a avvocato. this was a very big deal. category can white evidence. giovanni di stefano never qualified as an italian lawyer. the case was for five years o

the hague, spoke to the ukranian prosecutor general irina benedict alva. she asked about the likelihood that these investigations will succeed. ah, we understand that in ukraine, we have 3 monitors of more than $5000.00 severe rounds on it. more than $6000.00 civilians are in charge, but these figures are not correct at all. we can't count people horns. elegance can as korean and literature, which are temporary, cupid, but we all know who are responsible for this war. for this dest forever isn't what is going on, or ukraine, of course, this president of russian federation, and his team, actually, who started this wall, who started to kill civilians, rape, or a civilian starter civilians ever all these atrocities. what we now have on the ground in the ukraine actually of course it to it. so i think not only my main goal, it's the main goal of all civilized world. of all people who speak about rule of law about justice, about international law. that people who are responsible of death, of all the people who is responsible of crime of aggression or who just c

they had fish shown in 4 felt z o bus day was very engaged to leading up to the election of pope benedict bar. of yoseph harassing i was if on the 1st day of the conclave, yes, an opus day member told me it will be a very short conclave lead, and the hard thing out will be elected. the accord fiscal glove as i and aunt are asking of the up give it and that's precisely what happened. po benedict also supported opus day. he appointed priests from the group as bishops in the vatican. he remains linked to the group, boyd by their vision of strengthening their faith. and pope frances. he's a jesuit and not considered a close ally to herb as day, but he allows the personal prelate ya. it's freedoms, and has appointed more members as auxiliary. bishop escrow vas legacy lives on almost 50 years after his death. presumably the pious spaniard would have been awed to see what became of his original vision, especially in his homeland we visited the campers of the opus de owned university of nevada in pamplona. manuel mirror is an architect and former pamplona city councilor. he studied at the univers

says con glove as i and aunt are asking ivy up, give it and that's precisely what happened. pope benedict also supported open day. he appointed priests from the group as bishops in the vatican. he remains linked to the group, boyd by their vision of strengthening their faith. and pope frances. he's a jesuit and not considered a close ally to herb his day. but he allows the personal prelate ya, it's freedoms, and has appointed more members as auxiliary bishop. as grievance, legacy lives on almost 50 years after his death. presumably the pious spaniard would have been awed to see what became of his original vision, especially in his homeland we visited the campers of the opus de owned university of nevada, in pamplona. manuel mirror is an architect and former pamplona city counsellor. he studied at the university and knows its history. wow, schumann, when me younger student of millimeters, quote, the entire campus takes up 1200000 square meters, 120 hector's. that's about 200 soccer pitches. the area was previously used as a public part of the city, pamplona gifted it to oath as day ah, blo

well, same reason benedict arnold commissioned that painting of him handing over the plans.king of the brits, speaking of benedict arnold, across the pond, there's news about british prime minister and haunted boss baby, boris johnson. bojo's been in trouble ever since it came out that during the pandemic, he threw multiple boozey parties in violation of his own covid lockdown. it's the biggest prime minister scandal since world war ii, when the press discovered that, sometimes, churchill wasn't drunk. ( laughter ) now, no one in the u.k. is happy with johnson, especially not your average joe 6-pint. right now, boris's approval rating is down to 29%. of course, that's 29% in metric, so to convert that to imperial, we have to multiply by 9... plus or minus 32... divided by five... plus or minus 32... still better than biden. ( laughter ) >> jon: oooh! oooh! >> stephen: hey! read a newspaper. ( laughter ) now, bojo's unpopularity hit a low point yesterday when the british parliament held a "no confidence" vote to remove him from office, a vote he survived. well, of course he d

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outright condemning it or discouraging it >> pope francis was lektsed in 2014, taking over for pope benedictther than hold the position until death as modern popes have done. francis may follow suit, but experts would disagree >> it would complicate things and to retire popes and where they would retire to >> as long as benedict are alive chances are very slim that frances would step down. >> kurt martens from the catholic university of america says when the time is right a successor could look different as popes from the past. >> the last three were non-italians the last one, this current one is a non-european so the likelihood of one day having even an asian or an african pope, that's increasing. >> the last time the pope visited north america was in 2015 that included a stop in new york city where he took part in evening prayers here at st. patrick's cathedral. he also held mass at madison square garden for more than 20,000 people. shep >> thanks very much live in new york today >>> jewels are off the market in the united states. the fda made it official today we reported on the expected

benedict in turkey wind accelerated to 130 km / h.l, roofs flew, buildings fell on the roads, trucks turned over, in moscow, a whirlwind uprooted trees. creation of torn down scaffolding. a hurricane swept through the kaluga bryansk tver regions in the oryol region, the legendary oak became a victim of the elements. a squall of wind tore a thirty-meter tree out of the ground with roots, and now, six months later, russian genetic scientists. it can be said almost on sunday, a dead tree, plant planning is a very common practice, many use it gardeners from maternal. and they do not cut off the cuttings, then they are placed in water with a pre- adjusted ph, where they take root at the final stage, having already grown stronger, the seedlings are transferred to the ground. in the case of the oak, the cloning process is much more difficult, the tree was old. in addition, there was already a state of rest, that is, it was preparing for winter, and in some places it also rotted. however, experts still managed to extract explants of a part of

the french government asks, released, scholar, send when sad, and french art historian benedict serv. what to lead the project. their report sent shock waves to the art world because it called for the urgent, permanent return of african artifacts. this initiative was meant to forge a new relationship between europe and africa. shovel fletcher. negotiate mosque, damascus. i didn't give it to me till i got up with this, but if a boy dean, supporters of the restitution plan, believe that initially is like this will help heal the scars of european colonialism. but many questions remain over the range of the project. the preparedness of museums to go ahead with it. and indeed, whether the promised large scale return of artifacts will ever happen at all hostages, you'll see them them. both told me in the motion is storage length on 400 the 11 east. well, his teacher is a video to see basic english was a convert, the lot whistles ceeback. i'm physically foster clinic, but these were just as clear as your graphic history. see? oh gwinnett to see pascal shoes keeper did not have been his messy

composed of millions of pieces and, and most of those pieces are actually very small. dance. gretchen benedict, she's been studying asteroids for more than 30 years. there's millions of them. they are small in total. the millions of pieces actually make up less a less mass than the mass of the me. like planets, asteroids formed around 4500000000 years ago from cosmic dust because they're so small think don't have an atmosphere. so let's get the name straight. an asteroid is a space rock. when it enters the earth's atmosphere, it's called a meteor. and if it survives the trip and hit the ground, it's called a meteorite in order to identify potentially dangerous asteroids. space organizations like nasa and isa are constantly on the lookout. we have opposite. 5 observatories all around earth with brown, the telescopes, done, we observe the night sky. this is alina adams. she's a space systems engineer at the johns hopkins university, applied physics laboratory. and then, night after night, you come back and you see what things have moved in the sky. that are not the stars . when they discover a n

composed of millions of pieces and, and most of those pieces are actually very small dance. gretchen benedicts, she's been studying asteroids for more than 30 years. there's millions of them and they are small. in total, the millions of pieces actually make up less of less mass than the mass of the moon . like planets, asteroids formed around 4500000000 years ago from cosmic dust, because they're so small, they don't have an atmosphere. so let's get the names straight. an asteroid is a space wrong. when it enters the earth's atmosphere, it's called a meteor. and if it survives the trip and hits the ground, it's called a meteorite. in order to identify potentially dangerous asteroids. space organizations like nasa and isa are constantly on the lookout. we have opposite. 5 observatories all around earth with brown base telescopes that we observed the night sky. this is elena adams. she's a space systems engineer at the johns hopkins university applied physics laboratory . and then, night after night, you come back and you see what things have moved in the sky that are not the stars . when they d

rome francis did not say anything about this, and how can one not remember that the previous pope benedictenth served the third reich. in the truest sense of the word. in the forty-first entered in hitler jung there are photographs, then he was a soldier in an anti-aircraft battalion. served in the austrian legion. the silence of his successor about donetsk is more eloquent than words, as is the cynical silence in blogs and on agents, from which the brevity of other sympathizers is not far gone. . region alexander bogomas i remind you as a result of an attack from the side of the six people were injured, about 50 houses received various damages. at the same time, there is no military infrastructure to block the strike . a powerful blow covered, the village of zaimishche is practically the outskirts of the city of klintsy today, at about 8:00 in the morning, when most of the residents were still at home, the blast knocked out the windows in all the houses on this street at once, judging by how much glass here would protect us at this rate, i and children just left the house and sounded from

arena benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget, it's impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes here are some other ways that the war in ukraine is impacting the world. german chancellor will have shown it says, welcome to the speaker of ukraine's parliament in berlin. as his ross lunged upon checks 1st foreign trip since russia invaded ukraine at the bundle stock, he received a standing ovation earlier, if on foot called on gemini, to deliver a heavy weapons to help his country fight against russian forces. he, you has formerly approved further sanctions over moscow's warn ukraine, including an embargo on most russian oil imports by the end of the year. that hungry is president thick to all been insisted on some exemptions for his country, including dropping sanctions on the head of the russian orthodox church shop, where they play the u. s. president joe biden has passionately a congress to take action on a gun control and a national address. but biden also acknowledged that without supp

arena benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget, it's impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes let's have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world to not protest is rallied in ramallah in the occupied west bank over the death of a teenager. the palestinian health ministry says he was killed by his railey forces . the 17 year old was reportedly shot dead after he approached in israeli security barrier. israeli army said its investigating the incident. large crowds gathered in london to celebrate queen elizabeth platinum, jubilee marking 70 years on the throne. there were renewed concerns about the queen's health as buckingham palace said she was experiencing discomfort and would not take part in ceremonies on friday. celebrations will take place from sunday. in pakistan, motorists ross to fill up the vehicle that petrol stations before a 17 percent fuel price. it's the 2nd such cost increase in one week. pakistan is attempting to secure a bailout from the i

arena benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget, it's impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes www has formerly approved further sanctions over the war and ukraine, including an embargo a most russian oil imports. by the end of the year, the block made some concessions to hunger as a prime minister. victor, all that, including dropping the head of the russian orthodox church from blacklist they use 6 round of sanctions, is aimed at limiting the cremeans ability to pay for its war. so ah, the sanctions biting. what sort of effect are they having was still to d. w brush corresponding to emily show and who was based in moscow until that d. w was banned from operating a welcome back to the studio, emory. so every day life, i'll russians noticing anything different while the sanctions aren't having too much of an effect on every day life in russia for normal russians quite yet. in part, that's because the russian authorities were kind of prepared for sanctions in to some extent. they've been p

arena benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget, it's impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes german chancellor luff schultz was quick to brand the ukraine war turning point. and this week he announced new weapons for keith, a 100 days into the one you poll. numbers are out showing what germans think about their governments response. 29 percent. say the german government is not giving enough military a to ukraine while 23 percent say the assistance goes too far. 42 percent think it is adequate. and the number of people answering adequate is up 7 percent from april . now from when these latest poll numbers we can bring in d, w political correspondent, hands brant high hands now a 100 days into the war. how would you sum up how german public opinion and the government's position has evolved? if we look back up to these 100 days, it all started serve with a huge wave of support from the german public especially, but also from the public all across europe and the world. hundreds of thousands

irina benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget, it's impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes german, chancellor shots was quick to brand the ukraine war, a turning point. and this week he announced new weapons for keith. 100 days into the wall. new poll numbers are out showing what the germans think about their governments. response. 29 percent. say the german government is not giving enough military aid to ukraine while 42 percent think it is adequate. 23 percent. say the assistance goes too far. the number of people answering adequate is up 7 percent from april of more. these latest poll numbers from germany, let's bring in the w political corresponded hands bond hands. how has german public opinion and the government's position evolved? oh, we have to see that a 100 days ago when this was started. so there was a huge wave of support in public india, in the german public and across the world, of course, for ukraine. hundreds of thousands of people went on to the streets to demonstrate

irina benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget it, impossible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes will you has for me, approved new sanctions over the war, including an embargo on most russian oil imports by the end of the year. and this 6th round of measures, 3 more russian state media outlets abandon russia's biggest rank spare bag is cut off from the swift payment system. the latest functions are aimed to squeeze the kremlin ability to pay for the war. so ah, the sanctions biting what sort of effect of a, having was still to d w brush corresponding to emily show who was based in moscow until that d. w was banned from operating a welcome back to the studio, emily. so every day life a russians noticing anything different while the sanctions aren't having too much of an effect on every day life in russia for normal russians quite yet. in part, that's because the russian authorities were kind of prepared for sanctions in to some extent. they've been preparing since the 1st round of sanctions ar

arena benedict of her answers by recalling the horrors she seen on the battlefield . it's impossible to forget it is possible to forgive. in other words, as long as it takes love e. u has her formerly approved further sanctions over the war, including an embargo on most russian oil imports by the end of the year. as part of this 6th round of measures, 3 more russian state media outlets have been banned. and russia's biggest bank square bank has been cut off from the swift system. low to sanctions are aimed at adding a pressure on me kremlin ability to pay for its war. we can look at its likely effect with mikhail, a critique in who's an oil and gas expert with the independent ross energy consulting agency. welcome to d w. so let's start with those those latest to you sanctions. we're looking at that 90 percent of the blocks oil imports cut by the end of the year. how much of a difference is likely to make to the russian economy? it, it would make a great difference. i think that by the end of the year, the rest in crude oil production is going to stream by 20 to 30 pe

could he foul benedict's lead and resigned and we have the latest in a live report. >>> thousands ofeople here in d.c. and all across the country will take part in march for our live rallies as a call for more information on the shootings. >>> the eye-popping headline. gas is now $5 a gallon nationwide that is the latest price hike with the inflation soaring and stock market tumbling. it takes a hard look at how they spend their money and how they can make it last. blayne alexander is in alexandria with the latest. blaine, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning to you. these are the numbers have been watching tickup for days and this is a threshold so many people have been dreading. it's now the national average and experts say do not expect relief anytime soon this morning the news drivers have been dreading the average price for a gallon of gas has hit $5 the most expensive in history. >> is totally insane and i was dreading coming to the gas station because i knew it would be $100 upfront. >> reporter: stock market down and inflation is up 8.6% year over year and hearing t

with me are benedicte paviot, who's the uk correspondent for france 24, and chair of the uk advisoryfront pages. the strike vote by ba staff at heathrow makes the lead in the i newspaper, which warns of a �*summer of discontent�* as teachers and nursesjoin rail workers in demanding more pay. there's a similar lead in the guardian, which says there is growing unrest among many workers about the rising cost of living. the metro strikes an ominous note, predicting a summer of travel disruption for air passengers.

he met ukraine's prosecutor general irina benedict over to discuss international efforts to identify and prosecute russian individuals involved in war crimes. i'm here to express the unwavering support that the united states for the people of ukraine in the midst of the unprovoked and unjust rush from invasion. here to continue our discussions between myself and the prosecutor general of the actions of the united states as taking to assist the cranium authorities and holding accountable those responsible for the atrocities for the war. crimes that the entire world seem. united states is sending an unmistakable message. there is no place to hide. we will, we and our partners will pursue every avenue available to make sure that those were responsible for these atrocities are held accountable. the regional governor of ukraine's 2nd largest city ha, keith says at least 15 civilians were killed by russians shelling on tuesday of to weeks and relative calm russian forces have intensified bombardment of the region. i mean, several attacks in recent days on sunday ukrainian authorities warne

chaplain sending kenneth ames pronounced the benediction, included a rotunda ceremony a few minutes after 3 while the rotunda cleared, they inspected arrangements for the period after the departure, the family, rotunda was open to the public from 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm. october 20 fourth the rotunda opened again and was open to the public between 9 am and 9:00 pm. over the two days, 30,000 people filed past the hoover casket, throughout the lying in state period the joint service guard of honor maintained constant vigil changing relief units every 30 minutes, the next day october 20 fifth at 9:30 the last ceremonies began when it was moved from the capitol to washington national airport. the navy band was on the capitol plaza left of the steps as the national color detail, the honor gordon presented arms to the steps while the navy band, the body barriers move down the steps to the honor gordon and down to the hearse. after the casket was placed in the hearse, the owner court ordered arms for the hoover family and others entering the automobiles and into the hearse. the motorcade reached mili

i am giving the benediction. as we come together from many differing faiths and beliefs. we all join in asking for this blessing as matt dorsey takes on the important role as supervisor for district 6 for the city of san francisco. we also ask for lessings on may or london breeds and leaders of every political supper situation. in this service may you be inspired by the example of the patron who was a radical leader for peace, economic and social justice, for common home, the earth. may you have the grace and wisdom to act kindly, learning to distinguishpine what is personal and what is not. may you be hospitable to criticism, never put yourself at the center of things. act out of service to create a more just and humane world for the common good. may you learn to cultivate the art of presence to engage with those who meet you. when someone disappoints you may the graciousness with which you engage be the stairway to renewal and refinement. treasure the gifts of the mind reading, open heart and creative thinking. be a civil leader for the marginal, for those without your

quite right, he played benedict the sixteenth.r long hesitation decides to abdicate the holy see, igor choose song 400. the album of the disappearance song entered the australian charts with special rights. after all, all records consist only of their voices. uh, there are no endangered animals. i think birds are birds of a rare endangered species, right? fields for 800 i love the militant liveliness of the amusing fields of mars, pushkin admitted in this poem. bronze horseman albert einstein and david hilbert derived the equation for this physical field almost simultaneously at the end of 1915. well, the gravitational song 600 after the release of this song, the veterans were interested in what front david tukhmanov fought on. but he was just born in 1940, victory day. quite right, the author of the words of this song, vladimir kharitonov, was 20 years older than david tukhmanov and fought. the first time fyodor chaliapin sang this song in concert on april 29 , 1905, at a free performance for several thousand workers, what did he

by the way, a recent example is the predecessor of the current pope benedict the sixteenth., the pope. in the history of the entire institution of the papacy in general, which voluntarily resigned , this happened, in my opinion, 10 years ago, yes 10 years ago, just the term of the current pope lasts and then 10 years ago. it represented uh, catholic around the world, like uh, he does. this is for health reasons, 10 years have passed, he is 96 years old. now he feels perfectly functioning cheerful, but nowhere in any interviews or in conversations with anyone did he practically withdraw from the world. he does not talk about the reasons for which he unexpectedly, after a very short period of time after his election, left, but removed himself from the powers of the pope. accordingly, here the statement regarding the special military operation is relevant. the situation in ukraine regarding militants one word i am absolutely sure of it not one of the commas in the text. e voiced by the pope, it just cannot be. this necessarily pursues some, perhaps very far -reaching goal, and

benedict. anderson's imagined community thesis which suggests that proliferation of french in the early 19th century in particular created a sense of print nationalism through shared text what we learned though, is that these shared texts were not sort of passively generated shared texts. they were intentionally crafted and this scans with what trish lockron our use in the republican print about the way that early national print culture wasn't actually sort of this evenly distributed happy. imagine convenience actually pretty fractious and fractured. and so what we see in this sweet spot moment between say 73 and 76 is a moment when through a number of until we say crafted. coincidences right the 13 clocks clicking the place both because of circumstance but also because of patriots taking advantage of that circumstance and realizing not just that no fear can create a sense of cohesion in this moment, but that people responded to it and this is the important part of the circuit right? it's one t

that's a benedict arnold palmer. this is topical storm, topical number one.nd canceled after a thunderstorm flooded the venue and completely soaked the crowd that was after they had already been completely soaked by ticketmaster. look at the scene, screaming crowds struggling to stay dry. the only driving in the venue was the opening act. in case you're not familiar, and artist who sometimes sings about promiscuous sex, drinking and using drugs so naturally the target audience was 12-year-old. don't believe me? look at the crowd. clearly wet behind the ears, the concert is described as a total nightmare, it was wet. the forecast hadn't called for rain so the crowd didn't dress for it. some were not dressed at all. topic number two. great news for all you mooney lovebirds, the chapel will be allowed to continue to perform elvis pressley themed weddings after facing legal threats. needless to say the threats had them all shook up. lemonade. the drama last month was a company managing estate told las vegas chapels the customers could no longer get married by elv

now the benediction by reverend grant this is an american moment. if ever we needed leadership, we sure do need it now and the example of ulysses s grant and so we come together today. and before we go to the throne in prayer, we have to thank god that we are together in person again. if you think back to the last time that we were here there were people in your life. who were here then and who are no longer with us? and so in a harlem kind of way, we ask that you would turn to the person on your right or on your left. look them in the eye in an american kind of way and say i'm so glad you're here. into tradition of my faith we say let the work i've done speak for me. the legacy of ulysses s grant provides an example based on principles that he stood for and fought for and so we go to the throne of grace in prayer prayer is not just an empty ritual. it means something to those who believe. our father and our god the god of abraham isaac and jacob we come before your throne of grace as humbly as we know how we come to salute. the work and life of an

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