benedict: dr.pends much of her conventional life encouraging the world to care even if here is the other side of the planet. >> -- benedict: she is an american researcher at ucla and has been studying monkeypox in the drc for more than a decade. >> we are seeing cases all over the country at the moment. the largest outbreak we have seen has been in -- province but we have also seen a number of cases up north closer to this area. benedict: because monkeypox almost never caused an infection outside of africa, it usually remained a distant threat. that meant no money for research. >> there has been almost no funding, especially in drc for monkeypox. the cases of monkeypox have stemmed from here and so i think to really understand what is going on with transmission, what is going on with the virus, what is going on with mutations, what is going on possibly for the future of monkeypox, this is your base. benedict: after years of neglect, western donors e trying to play catch-up. a new $3 million researc

he leaves his homestead, listless benedict kept his photo archive., it burns down during the war, but part of the work was intact. tyszkiewicz manages to bring them to france, they read in ten years and people began to forget about the photographer zylaya and eight in 1993, the spouse and the museum of the history of the name from iraq joked on the flea market a photo album. this was yakim’s album. lithuania 1883 benedic. tyszkiewicz , the witch demonized the photo expert and the museum’s collaborators began to joke about the work and the plot, this court the place was sluggish and there was something from the chandelier on the covered photos with melons with a pillow on his chic of france, then they visited lithuania, and if the territory was mistakenly shared and they turned out to be sluggish and knee-deep in the new hollow and knee-deep here, they upadzhili the new kolya there was no doubt there was no doubt about it you have strong and what kind of lustered the count on his ottomans there is a legend according to which the hunting estate is call

my bill is a badge of honor for any comb maker. pope benedicts, the 16th had a fancy for the mercedes, em cloth, volkswagen and b m. w. tried to win him over with their own designs. but mercedes both seated said church late on even more luxury retaining the loyalty of the german pope. benedict nearly went astray when renaud offered him an electric can do in 2012. but paypal body guards told him the diminutive car presented too much of a security risk. difficult to refuel this hydrogen powered toyota was also relegated to the paypal garage over security concerns. frances is enough to security conscious. once he ditched the pope my bill all together and climbed into the back of a little theat, 500 turned in a show of solidarity with the poor. he once went for a ride in a run about from budget brand stature. ever unconventional francis now once his next pope may be able to be built by fisco, a man who wants to reinvent the automobile. that's a huge market potential in the lower end of the market. and i don't think it has to be a cheap little, ugly hatchback. i think we can make exciting

my bill is a badge of honor for any comb maker. pope benedicts, the 16th had a fancy for the mercedes m class. volkswagen and b. m. w. tried to win him over with their own designs. but mercedes, both seated searcher laid on even more luxury retaining the loyalty of the german pope. benedict nearly went astray when renaud offered him an electric can do in 2012. but paypal body guards told him the diminutive car presented too much of a security risk. difficult to refuel this hydrogen powered toyota was also relegated to the paypal garage over security concerns. francis is not a security conscious. once he ditched the pope my bill all together and climbed into the back of a little theat 500. turned in a show of solidarity with the poor. he once went for a ride in a run about from budget brand dutch air ever unconventional. frances, now once his next pope may be able to be built by fisco, a man who wants to reinvent the automobile. there's a huge market potential in the lower end of the market and i don't think it has to be a cheap little, ugly hatchback. i think we can make exciting vehi

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and yes, they stand at us and if they have benedict and his crew in the state and singing that song, i think on our did cook well. well, thank you very much. chicago makisha once again for talking us through all of the action we've seen gonna reignite their hopes of reaching the last 16 cameron and serbia also still able to qualify to well, one team who put their place in the last 16 is brazil. they left it late, but cast the merest strike means the sombre style will continue at qatar 2022. our next well cut special. is it 21? 30 g m t one will have action from portugal against 0. great. so join us there on out to 0. you can also go to a website out there a dot com, forward slash world cup. but from me, i'm from russia, from a corny cda on a very windy night in doha basil from now goodbye. ah ah. and with the whole we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. so no matter why you call home out there will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you out there. ah .

benedicte and nigel will be back again at 11:30. goodbye for now. the halloween disaster. a warning — this programme contains fashing images. contains flashing images. oh, my god. this was a night of true horror. thousands of young people went out to celebrate halloween in the neon lit alleyways of itaewon, seoul's popular party district. within hours, 156 people had been crushed to death and many others injured in one of the country's worst ever disasters. the night had been planned for weeks. so how did this tragedy happen? itaewon is one of the most popular neighborhoods in seoul, a multicultural area known for its nightlife and restaurants. but on halloween eve, it was a scene of unimaginable horror, as 100,000 people packed onto the streets to celebrate, a narrow sloped alleyway became so crowded, people couldn't move an inch. by the end of the night, bodies lined the streets. others were carried into ambulances, lifeless. some barefoot, the chilling sign of people who've struggled to escape but not been able to. witnesses described being unabl

your life begins our benedict this is been the real life portrayal of the average soldier and his reactions to entertainment field. he likes them he wants them to keep on coming more and more often. the armies official appreciation is voiced by lieutenant general brian somerville accepting for our troops the 10,000 movie presented by the motion picture industry more overseas exhibition. general somerville recently i have vested. australia india china and africa and i know from personal observation. what these motion pictures mean to the men oversee? while it'd be difficult to place a value on these programs the motion picture industry is providing. we do know this. the morale of our troops is hot. the laughter music and general entertainment which comes out of a single small package like this one have helped

were not into sending photos, for instance, to online boyfriend, and then mailed to send more, says benedict madrid. the other thing also, which is very bad, i don't know which is worse, is that a lot of incense offenders, especially for younger children. now also realize that they can make money out of the incest. and that the videotape and or live stream sexual abuse and, and sunday, according to madrid. many of these relatives tell themselves that if you use happens online, no one gets hurt. but for a child, she says it's just as damaging as in real life, every time somebody views, those child sexual abuse images, it's like they're being abused again. so it's a never ending abuse. if you think about it, that's what's so bad about because like you always are on the lookout that someone will recognize you. according to the unicef report, the philippines, other global epicenter of the live stream, sexual abuse trait. a key concern is now that with travel regulations, almost back to normal, many pito files from abroad will come to meet their victims in person. detective pedro says that they a

special correspondent benedict moran and video journalist morgan some so report. reporter: in this health center on the outskirts of kinshasa, health worker are preparing to administer a round of routine vaccinations. in africa alone, every year, more than 800,000 lives are saved because of routine vaccines, according to the world health organization. though a painful part of growing up, vaccines are one of the world's most successful public health interventions. it is the safest way to protect children from life-threatening diseases like polio, measles, rubella, and tetanus. but over the past two years, vaccinations rates are plummeting, not just here, but across the planet. doctors are worried. for the first time in a generation, last year, more than 25 million children missed out on basic vaccines. health workers fear that without focusing greater efforts on increasing the rate of childhood vaccination, many diseases tha were once under control may return. in july, the un's world health organization sounded the alarm. >> this is the largest decline in sustained

with me are nigel nelson, the political editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people, and benedict paviotof the french news channel, france24. tomorrow's front pages, starting... the observer leads with claims from the health unions that the biggest nurses' strike in nhs history is set to take place before christmas. it also reports on its own investigation into home office staff processing asylum claims. just over a fortnight before the autumn budget, the sunday telegraph splashes on a report that the chancellor is considering slashing pensions relief for higher—rate taxpayers, and that downing street teams are still discussing scrapping the state pension triple lock. the sunday times leads on a global gang who are hacking vip emails, including critics of the qatar world cup the sunday express has the prime minister's announcement of an extra bank holiday — on may the 8th next year — for king charles' coronation �*i'm a celebrity�* is the sunday mirror front page — including criticism that it's included boy george, who was jailed 13 years ago on a charge of false imprisonment. the victim

out there, jim, right out there is where this catholic priest, on friday, would say mass, give benediction for those are gathered to walk those little foot paths into san ysidro. vendors would sell blankets and hot food, maybe shoes. and the law enforcement was on the ridge. this was a gathering of humanity, people who were hoping to escape the situation of southern mexico. and here we have a brand-new fence and a brand-new ladder. i did an assignment down on the border when there were a tremendous number of assaults on migrants by gangs that came from tijuana. and there were also these embryonic barrios emerging in the hills and canyons in between suburban towns. so all of those things i became aware of all at once. so i would request assignments at the border. i would just keep moving closer. i like to be in there where i can hear the people, i can feel them, i can sense them, i can speak with them. so when i'm close, i always explain what i'm doing. "i understand about what you're doing and who you are, and my only reason to be here as a representative of the newspaper is to make you ap

we're all together to look at this particular history, but the other part that benedict anderson had mentioned in his is that when we form these communities he talked about journeys or pilgrimages between times and statuses and places. so again, we're part of that journey. but these are meaning creating experiences that create the experience of the imagine community. and so i'd like us to consider too that when we look at the continental army as it is marching through the united states the new united states they are creating this community and it's not all imagined. they are actually experiencing it. they are actually seeing it. they are actually meeting these people. so here it is this philadelphia who is meeting people up in massachusetts and new york and up into the coupes country. that is vermont and new hampshire. he is meeting them and he is making these distinctions about are they like us or unlike us? are they with us? are they are not with us in some form and we expand that to all of the thousands and tens of thousands who were part of that army at that time taking what is i

>> right, and so rhodes and kelly briggs, they're not benedict arnold here. they're larry and curly arnold. >> well, i'd say somewhere in the middle, but i take your point. >> i know, i left moe out, sorry. but it's seriously -- just as you just said about the -- and the lesser charges of obstructing a proceeding -- a government proceeding, congress certifying the election of joe biden. obstructing that from happening. well, they weren't the only ones. and i don't mean just they and the people who charged the capitol. i'm talking about that very night after this thing was shut down, after they lost their attempted coup, their overthrow, whatever it was, they -- 147 republicans went back into that chamber -- >> yeah, yeah. >> and voted to say, no, joe biden is not the president. and they would not certify. they voted against certifying what every state said yes, this is real, this happened, he's the president of the united states. and for 147 of them to try and obstruct, to try and stop the legal and fair and everything certified -- mostly by a lot of republic

eric: the patriarch blesses the river's waters, and priests collect them to use in baptisms and benedictions throughout the year. father baghdasaryan: once the water of the river is blessed as a miraculous water, and everyone that has any kind of pains or any kind of bad feelings, he can wash himself with this water, and he can be healed. eric: while it's holy water for some, the reality is that the source of the dead sea, the jordan river, is now a polluted stream. all the water that makes it down this far is sewage or from springs too salty for agriculture. eric: back at the de sea and despite the danger from theinkholes, the more intrepid are still going into the salty water. doron: it's so close to tel aviv, and it's amazing when you're in the metropolis, and you drive one hour, and you're in the desert, in the lowest place on earth. nurit: it's beautiful, and we love it. we're coming here very often. samantha: a little bit like my own private paradise, like a taste of heaven on earth. it's like no-man's-land. no one's here. it's so dangerous that, like, nobody really can be here. someti

we're all together to look at this particular history, but the other part that benedict anderson had mentioned in his is that when we form these communities he talked about journeys or pilgrimages between times and statuses and places. so again, we're part of that journey. but these are meaning creating experiences that create the experience of the imagine community. and so i'd like us to consider too that when we look at the continental army as it is marching through the united states the new united states they are creating this community and it's not all imagined. they are actually experiencing it. they are actually seeing it. they are actually meeting these people. so here it is this philadelphia who is meeting people up in massachusetts and new york and up into the coupes country. that is vermont and new hampshire. he is meeting them and he is making these distinctions about are they like us or unlike us? are they with us? are they are not with us in some form and we expand that to all of the thousands and tens of thousands who were part of that army at that time taking what is i

it's that i'm picking up on another scholar's work, benedict anderson, who was talking about a mansion -- imagined political communities in this. he premised that a nation is an imagined political community, because the members of even the smallest nation will never know most of their fellow members. they will never meet them or even hear of them, and yet in the minds of each lives the image of their communion. that image of the communion can exist at the same time through shared experiences, overtime through events like this. so we are part of that imagined community. partthat imagined community ths part of the nation, and we are doing it through him. so right now as we work through his words, we all part of the imagined community of that developing nation. in the 17 70s going through the 1780s. so we are sitting here in philadelphia, here in 21, in the philadelphia that he was living in in 1776, that he marched through on the way to yorktown. well actually, he sailed throw it in 1781. but we are part of that imagined community. we are part of an imagined community right now as we are

when she took the veil, she received the name teresa benedict her of the cross. in 1938, she took a final vows. when the nazis required religious orders in germany to reveal the ethnicity of their members, each dine superiors arranged for her to flee the country and to enter a common light monastery in holland. when her lunch bits, desist villanueva in holland, her situation became critical. when the catholic bishops wrote a pastoral letter condemning the nazis persecution of the jews, thus 1st would middle, i'm reprisal, the ss arrested. all jewish catholics in holland, in orlando d over you to show here could fall on enough to you at one. i was a decent in schoolstore, and with dss forced their way into the monastery and arrested edith and her sister rosa, who had also converted to catholicism mil at tar. the transport lasted several days and ended on the 9th of august in auschwitz list. oh sure, it's good. there is evidence that she might have been able to escape, but she preferred, she said, to die with her people via alum, all humans must become wholly of th

arnold but got feet to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff. and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas paine he hated him because he didn't think washington got them out of france fast enough. he said we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death. and so the criticism he was a getting too. >> it's pretty funny by the way he was famously an atheist. >> that is true he was. you mean pain not washington. the level of partisanship in the 1790s is comparable to what we are facing in washington now, okay? the press there were no rules for the press. all the news fit to print. now, washington stands firmly against that whole thing. he thanks of you have any problems you can vote me out of the next election. but the level of partisanship in the newspapers in the 1790s is scatological. in washington really cannot understand that. he does not understand it. only think he is hurt by it. i think he survives the french and indian war. he should have been killed when he was a young man. h

more about the study of the american gallop institute , who ordered from which task anastasia benedictn belgos tv is lying, and in general, what is not the speaker and the interviewee decided to explain to everyone that this is not so i don’t see the point, although i admit it was and they tried to convince me, a simple example is the corona period, panic, opa media were eager to extend the oil and this photo, where the minister finevich is grafted on a personal example, shows the necessary case for some old pier. look at the yellow trees does not match the weather. and in general there is no vaccine against blood. and almost water, but i was working that day filming, and i and the hospital workers knew, well, such a tree and in spring and summer and autumn and winter and not hiv, then i still didn’t butcher for an elephant from an infection the purpose of a fake stuffing for those who are used to not trusting a bare body, of course. well, it sounds like they are being bullied in the country, and the officials themselves. no one made money for an article with a big name, and someone wh

wherever the standard of freedom and independence has been or shall be, there america's heart with benedictions and prayers be. but, abroad and in search of monsters to destroy she has the freedom of independence of all, she is the champion and vindicator only of her own. she well knows that by once enlisting under other banners of her other than their own she would involve herself beyond the power of extrication and all the wars of interest and intrigue. of individual envy and ambition. the fundamental maximum of her followers and should then sensibly change her liberty to force. and secretary adams recommended this, the world was very different. and what he recommended was proven to be an easier said than done in the two sentences which the united states had risen to responsibilities around the world. it simply is not possible, the united states need merely what adams called the well-wishers of those who long for freedom. it is not possible because our national house is that the physical by which we live and that we espouse are exclusively universal. we are as hard greatest president said, mr

russian plane, a russian company with russian passengers on board, blame it on the ukrainian side, and benedicttin was going to enter the army, that these are large-scale tanks, and they will capture kiev, that’s what the meaning of the provocation was, it would be impossible to imagine that someone would give the order to kill their own citizens, but for the kremlin, this practice is not new, especially since this provocation was preceded by a certain series of events on the part of the russian federation, a couple of days before july 17, before the downing of the boeing , a large-scale invasion of russian convoys began the territory of ukraine, that is, the preparatory work began just before the great aggression. at that time, before the great aggression , the whole ego-hop company was constantly looking for islamists in the syrians and their accomplices and bombed the peaceful population. in syria, they need to justify their bloody actions in the middle east, so it is not excluded that representatives of other nationalities were announced as the perpetrators of the terrorist attacks this yea

ladies and gentlemen, please stand, for the benediction delivered by chaplain g. kevin. would you pray me? eternal god, as we conclude the ceremony? cause us each pause and give thought as to how called a young man from lamar to find himself in the most powerful chair in our nation's government. for such a as then that critical time in our country's history. you allowed him to be thrust into leadership with little warning or preparation with only the gifts and skills which you graced him. let the stories and testimony is shared today of president harry truman's plainspoken manner, his reputation for honesty his commitment to integrity. ever resound in this hallowed where he now stands. and we that just as his figure has been carved in grave on our hearts the consequential significance that president truman was but a common man who had just his damnedest. then may we never look upon this statue without hearing your claim on each of us? whoever we are from wherever. we come to live and to serve where we are called. when are called with the same purpose. to live into callin

with me are nigel nelson, the political editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people, and benedicteus. first, tomorrow's front pages. the sunday telegraph splashes on a report thatjeremy hunt is considering the slashing of pensions relief for higher—rate taxpayers, netting the treasury up to £10 billion per year. it also says scrapping the so—called triple lock still under discussion in downing street. the independent lead story is that the home office is targeting

well , there have not been any other popes and this is the same pope. like the previous pope benedict pope john paul ii from the same group not from the same here he is of course he is a person of ethnic italian origin there but you understand that it is not ethnic origin that determines i would say a person's options and positions development is not a question of origin this is a question places where civilization is found, the pope is really argentinian well, of course, he speaks italian very well, his native language is always spanish , he speaks better, not worse, but he was born in argentina, grew up in argentina, this is a different civilization, this is not europe, if we look at how the latin american countries are reacting to this war, their politicians, their public figures, many people will reveal to him some kind of scumbag, i am. by the way, just when i started thinking about it, i started reading the chain from time to time. well, it is absolutely obvious that it looks different there than in europe, they treat it more neutrally for them, russia remains to some extent all

arnold and got beat to the punch by benedict arnold. this was just off the top stuff. and actually, among the people commenting on his farewell address was thomas paine who hated him because he didn't think washington got him out of france fast enough. he said, we must all devoutly pray for his imminent death. the criticism he was getting -- >> which is pretty funny, by the way, because he was famously an atheist. >> that's true, he was. henry payne, not washington. the level of partisanship in the 17 90s is comparable to what we are facing in washington now, okay? the press, and avalon, you have to listen to this. there was no rules for the press. all the news fit the print. washington stands firmly against that whole thing. he thinks if you have any problems, you can just vote me out in the next election. but the level of partisanship in the newspapers in the 17 90s's scatological. and washington really can't understand it. he just doesn't understand it. and i think he is hurt by it. i think that he survives the french and indian war,

. >> in fact -- >> stephen: i thought you were saying it was a benediction on what we were doing. >>pplause ) >> thank you. >> stephen: thank you. hold on. hold on. there's tig right there. there's tig right there. we have that shot? ( cheers and applause ) "pickled" premieres tomorrow on cbs at 9:00 p.m. starring tig notaro, everybody. we'll be right back. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause serious or life-threatening side effects. hepatitis b can become harde

son, sammie, in this case, a movie camera, and in some ways, it feels like passing on, like, a benedictionore anybody else did. and she-- it's a true story, she gave him his first camera. >> stephen: jim. >> sammy. we're going to use daddy's camera to film it. only crash the terrain once, okay? then after we get the film developed, you can watch it crash over and over till it's not so scary anymore. and your real train will never get broken. one more thing, darling. let's not tell your father. it will be our secret movie, just yours and mine. okay? >> okay. ( applause ) >> stephen: did you-- if you don't mind me asking, who was that person for you in your life who saw the talent in you and cultivated that and endorsed that for you? >> gosh, i think about this person a lot, actually. it was marybeth peele, who played grams on "dawson's creek." she was, like, my onscreen grandma, but she was my real-life mama. i'm happy to be able to say that. i think about her all the time, and every chance i get it's just so nice to remember her and to talk about her. >> stephen: we have to take a little b