bert, thanks so much for cominu avoid. bert, thanks so much for coming in _ avoid.d. bert, thanks so much for coming in and putting _ avoid. bert, thanks so much for coming in and putting that - avoid. bert, thanks so much for coming in and putting that into| coming in and putting that into context for us, from the national university of singapore. on two other news. the white house says vice president kamala harris has expressed deep concern over the humanitarian situation in gaza during talks with the israeli war cabinet member benny gantz. ms harris's office said she urged israel to let more aid into gaza, while calling on hamas to accept terms for a ceasefire. mr gantz�*s visit has been criticised by some in benjamin netanyahu's government, who've said any commitments he might make would not be binding. the bbc is currently unable to report from inside gaza. our fergal keane sent this update from jersualem, and i should warn you that his report contains some distressing images. a grief so calamitous it is deaf to the rumours of peace. this is the 150th day of wa

thai like dad similar, obviously, no, it's bert us, ulus, thank you, assistant, remember, in ulus, bertm whom? in the intonation of the voice in the gait, confidence , in a respectful attitude, in the willingness to help in kindness, love, okay, we’ll probably go, it’s a long drive, for sure, fedora, as you’ll see, greetings from me. thank you, stay happy, okay, goodbye, all the best, okay, bye, goodbye, see you, i'll come see you in the fall. okay, bye, all the best. oh look, she looks like a grandma. why do you fell in love with your grandmother, your grandmother was the most beautiful, she had sparkling eyes, like yours, you are a copy of your grandmother. hide when they are both close, what kind of wave envelops me, lulls me to sleep, and this hidden thing, i will search all my life, grandfather, for which i didn’t understand and thought that they had something from me , you were happy, tell me, tell me, your grandmother she was very beautiful, i first saw her on eceja. i fell in love, she was from a rich family, and i was from a poor one, i was afraid that they would not give her u

the diary of the command of combat groups bert and...the participation of latvian police battalions in the punitive operation winter magic for the period from february 16 to march 25. in it, the entry of almost every day begins with one phrase. no bandits were found in the combed area, and below is a list of destroyed villages. dobraniki. papalishchami was ўsya asveshchana, all 163 centuries in the district were znіshchany yes aposhnyaga budynka, from asveyskaya district for 20 thousand of the population came to papalishchi only 6 thousand. only about three adzin are found alive in asvedchanna. on march 31, it was decided to complete it ahead of schedule; it was not possible to defeat the partisans of the rossony-ovseysk zone; successes were reported only in relation to reprisals against defenseless civilians. the figures on human losses are still being clarified today, and the work of the prosecutor general's office continues. at the same time, during operation winter magic, with the participation of punitive forces, 387 settlements wer

bert kennedy wins the indiana primary. you know, s around the state is very happy with the way he's treated by indiana voters felt that they gave him a chance. they listened to what he had to say and they resonated with his message. from there, can be went on to win a primaries in nebraska they go on mccarthy and kennedy out to western primaries. mccarthy actually defeats kennedy in the oregon primary the first time any kennedy had lost an election. and so it comes down to the california primary. the big prize with the most delegates. kennedy ekes out a narrow victory in early june, the evening after he wins th california primary. he's at the ambassador hotel in los angeles. he takes a shortcut through the n there and is shot by sirhan sirhan as assassinated and dies a few hours later. i think kennedy's coming to indianapolis shows you the part, the chance plays in history. sometimes you had all these things that had to come together to bring kennedy to indianapolis on april 4th, to make those remarks to the crowd at the b

our correspondent in bert marium salah joined us earlier and told us about the latest exchange of fire between these radio army and hisbullah fighters. actually, everybody was waiting, we knew that there would be a retaliation from hazballah after the massacre that took place in the town of. we know the entire house uh was destroyed over the heads of an entire family. we're talking about four people and there are. reports also that fifth person is also uh was also killed, we have at least eight people wounded who were near that uh that house specifically, but we do have like you said woman is pregnant along with her two sons and hus husband who were killed by this uh israeli attack, the israelis have also clearly said in their reports that they targeted family and they called them a hazballah family, which is quite ironic how they call family, the mother, the father and and children as a hizballah family as if there is a difference between the rest of the families in south lebanon uh which is of course ridiculous considering considering this statement uh when people look at it now awai

remember, there is a good guy in ulus, bert us. the son of fedor, they said he got married?an. he was such a promising guy, although i didn’t understand what they were talking about, i liked watching them in the slowness of their movements, in the leisurely conversation, in their posture dignity, in speech, in words, in gestures, thoughtfulness, in statements , in voice intonation in... confidence, in a respectful attitude, in readiness to help, in kindness, love, okay, we’ll probably go, we’ll go far, for sure, fedora, as you will see, i greet him from me, thank you, stay happy. okay, goodbye, all the best, okay , bye, goodbye, see you, i 'll come see you in the fall, okay, bye, all the best. no, it’s not good, look, you look like your grandmother? grandfather, why did you fall in love with your grandmother, your grandmother was the most beautiful, she had sparkling eyes like yours, you are a copy of your grandmother. as they looked at each other. a bright feeling was born inside, i didn’t understand then and thought that they were hiding something from me, when they were b

for cartoonist and poster designer bert thomas that play on civilian guilt to garner support for therred. on the left, we have a colored that features two soldiers identifiable by their headgear who stare out at us as they seem to emerge from the depths of a black background. this is another instance of the absence of ink on paper. the white of the reserve is b+particularly effective, especially when highlighted by the soft grays. give the men's face their contours above and belowfrom an orange background. you buy war bonds. we did our bit in the text. you. we are bolder and larger than the of the bond creating a direct connection and contrast the viewer and the figures printed in the poster. the poster is in its design elements of and text carefully and effectively in the posters. simple straight forward legibility well color palette d have undoubtedly made one that passers by lingered over their way to or from work. thomas's other at right uses a similar palette of orange, black and gray, though this time in a more complex composition against an orange sky, we see the silhouette of

that another judge if in fulton county disqualified fani willis from further investigating better bertes. >> separate case. >> correct. >> but gives us a little bit of a road map if it were to happen in this case, were fani willis to be taken off because of the misconduct allegations. >> i do want to answer a question you asked me earlier, which defendants are impacted by the dismissal of these charges? when i look at the counts here, some of the defendants here have already pled out. for example, jenna ellis, who has already pled guilty here, was charged with count 2, which has now been thrown out but that count exists also against john eastman who is very much still a defendant in the case. similarly, there is a count that's been thrown out here that exists against rudy giuliani who still remains a defendant in the case, and count 38 here exists against mark meadows, there are other defendants who are not household names, who are impacted by this ruling as well, they are, you know, likely -- i'm sorry, they are georgia figures, mostly, they include ray smith, and robert cheeley folks

>> time on the clock, bert has one wing, house has no chimney, double green in the rainbow -- come onoking up at last nights bang on insta. >> did she steal your medication? >> she just had an early meeting and i was just seeing if that hoebag made it on time. >> the only -------------------------------- -------------------------------- --------------- toes you be focusing on our us! >> desi: please welcome renÉe elise goldsberry! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> michael: all right, you are a tony award-winning broa broady star of the musical, lion king, the color purple. >> hamilton! >> michael: i suck at this job! >> i love that you missed it. >> desi: he missed it. "girls5eva" season 3 dropping now, today. >> it drops today on netflix. [cheers and applause] >> desi: this show is honestly one of my favorite comedy shows of all time. tell people if they didn't catch it when it first came out what is it about? >> wouldn't you like to know? "girls5eva" is about a one-hit wonder group from the 90s who discovers in present day that their one-hit has been sampled by a rap star, so they decide

we do it bert than anybody else, mr. --ç%etr than anybody else, mr. chair. i reserve. the gentleman from minnesota reserves. the gentlelady from california is recognized. ms. kamlager-dove:sknt to insero the record mr. levin's amendment. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. kamlager-dove: thank you. in response to my colleagues' statements on the other side of the aisle that fracking is safe, and that it'sjm2u safe for neary communities, i would just like to enter into the record this article from the yale school of public health, published in b'iepore: without objection. ms. kamlager-dove: thank you, mr. speaker. this erikle shows living within a mile of a fracked well directly increases the of children developing leukemia. they are not children from the radical left. they are children from across the country. the study warns that millions of people living within a mile of fracked wells wells may have been exposed to these cancer causing in response to this study several physicians are quoted as saying, this is like smoking in the 1950's. there was a lot of

and so when i am, you know, i worked very closely with jean and with bert in the various visits that've had to the hoover to certain posters and, i can get a much better sense of them as they're digitized. i mean, i also have the resources. you know, jean's knowledge of the collection. so when you go, you know, digging in the archives together and can look at of this material, but as a scholar, i mean, these are hard. they're not really this is just something, you know, i was thinking about even with captioning my images, they're not really titled, you know they're kind of the titles are just sort of the text on them doesn't give you a sense of what you're actually looking at. so having that digital representation as you're doing your research, just kind of completely changes how can gather information and what kind of close looking you can do even online, which is not the same as doing it in person for sure, but it makes a big difference. yeah, i agree. i mean, i think it's been wonderful. you know, we have here under 30,000 posters. we digitized. this 33,000 and we have another pro

i said, get in bert, you know how to control this crap, yes, run, run, let's go, what are you up, shootresponsible for the colonies, if they leave, forget about our agreement, i didn’t promise you anything, and let’s return to the main topic of the day: a small peaceful urban-type settlement is buzzing today like... tell me exactly how the prisoners managed to escape , one of your employees helped them, how many prisoners escaped from the colony, you refuse to comment, answer, as i already reported, comrade first deputy director, immediately after the escape to the region. plans "vulcan 5 and dalweiss" were introduced, a helicopter was discovered, this is about 200 kilometers from the colony, apparently there was a vehicle waiting for the prisoners, the make of which could not be determined. colonel mikhaila is currently working in the village of mirny. no way. the location of the beklets is unknown to us. please comment sometime. situation, who will be your successor, what kind of sentence do you face? fsb officers detained the head of the administration of the village of mirny, vadim

be self—defeating and absurd to have another leadership contest before the next general election, bertackbench mps at a routine private meeting this afternoon to try to convince him that he does have a plan for their political recovery.— him that he does have a plan for their political recovery. ben, thank ou. ireland's prime minister leo varadkar has announced he is to step down as irish premier and as leader of his party, fine gael. the announcement comes after a turbulent number of weeks for the fine gael, fianna fail and green party coalition government. it was resoundingly beaten in two referendums on changes ministers had proposed to the irish constitution. i know this will come as a surprise to many people and a disappointment to some, and i hope at least you will understand my decision. i know that others will — how shall i put it — cope with the news just fine. that is the great thing about living in a democracy. there is never a right time to resign high office. however, this is as good a time as any. budget 2024 is done, negotiations have not yet commenced on the next one, t

we have to do a bert job of supporting the people we promised. the world is watching.i want our friends to trust us. i'm worried that's not happening. it's an honor to support this bill. it's not perfect. but certainly a step in the right direction. the american people want us to act from congress. they want us to get things don to get done too. it's a privilege to be able to support this legislation. i look forward to voting for it on the floor. with that i turn back over to congressman fitzpatrick. mr. fitzpatrick: ed talked about legislation being a vehicle to act that's accurate. you have the bill. then y ever the mechanism. to be clear, we are w-rbging with the speaker -- working with the speaker, the minority leader, i have spoken to both personally about our intentions. this is a vehicle, number one that will provide them with a framework on where the points of intersection are where democrats and republicans can agree on a center out-type solution. on two-time sensitive existential matters. second is the vehicle. to be clear, the discharge i filed is putting a

. >> greg: is this a trend will we see biden talk about gay pride with bert and ernie is he going togan rights with miss piggy he could do the whole gamut. that when caught me off guard. there seems to be this trend in the muppets would you saw with elmo last week the answer is collectively no as it's about the fact joe biden killed the u.s. economy single-handedly you want to know why you're getting less bang for your buck because the american consumer's saying i'm not going to buy the anymore because of not getting what i want you want to make a change dc won't do it haven't we learned that? it's not dc and it's not there rolled a step in and dictate how many cookies the cookie monster gets a bag of oreos it's not their place. they we need to make sure we secure our freedoms which they are doing under joe biden he has decimated the economy and is trying to distract by talking to him up it we probably believes is a voter at this point. the fact he was like i was shocked when i heard this. give me a break. do you think he has the sesame street wrapped up you think he doesn't know the

whatever most loyal viewers passed away this week bert mccarthy, roberta mccarthy mother of kevin mccarthyer majority or minority leader but to her it was son. she wrote every sunday night after the show and told me what i got right and what i got wrong and i loved every second of it and i will miss it and i will miss her but she is free of pain and reunited with her husband and others that went before her. rest in peace mrs. roberto mccarthy. thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. we hope you have a great week ahead, you can find us online at gowdy america or a entrÉe gaudi podcast. good night from south carolina. i am jon scott, thank you for joining us. we will see you next week, good night.

so the more we are understand that as a collective, the bert off we are all going to be as a community made on this stage. [cheers and applause] but this cannot be the end of us making history here in san francisco. and so, during black history month, during the celebration i'm going to leave with this, because we all need each other if we are going to affect any kind of change. and spider by it self, is a small bug that you can step and squash with one step. but several spiders together with the strength of each other when they put their web together, they can tie up a lion and that's what we have to be as black people. we have to be those spiders that can tie up a lion and we have to be that black fist that we raise in the air so proudly all the time. remember that, as we go out here from day-to-day. because this may be black history mobsinger but we need each other 365 days a year! [cheers and applause] and actually, actually, in this case, 366. [laughter] but i love and appreciate all of you, happy black history month. thank you so much for continuing to come out. i want it give sh

nothing bert. third. v.a. can't and by the way v.a. doesn't do this work alone. each of us has a piece of this puzzle. from the white house to the hill. faith-based and community grouped, veterans services organizations, from private sector to the university we all play a critical role. these partnerships are helping us tackle some of our most pressing prior toins preventing veteran suicide. on ending veteran homelessness. on improving health care access. and more. we just launched the second round of grants under the staff sergeant parker gordon vox suicide prevention program. these grant goes to local organizations. implementing innovative new suicide prevention programming where veterans live and work. meaning that we're funding local people who know their vets. organizations like nation's finest which provides transitional and permanent supportive housing for vets in rural communities across california, arizona and nevada. this team recently helped a pregnant vet fleeing domestic violence. think of that sentence. pregnant vet fleeing domestic violence. talk a

agree that the failure of silicon valley bank and other institutions last march should be studied to berton lending and whyl services committee devoted much of last spring and summer to holding a series of bipartisan hearings toetter understand the bank failures and their consequences. we also advanced a package of legislation in response to the bank failures. however, stues about lending and community banks should be done by banking regulators such as a study -- such a outside the s.e.c. and especially the advocate for small business capital formation. h.r.799 does not include a study on banking services for venture funds. however, the focus of our study is to understand venture capital and the potential obstacles preventing their growth or hindering their ability to serve the entrepreneurs they invest in. especially for smaller venture funds outside of major financial hubs. the study required by this amendment is merially different. the s.e.c. is very experienced in regulating the -- and studying venture funds, but bank lending and community banks■p o. while i appreciate my colleague's

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funston also chose his cousin, lieutenant bert mitchell, to court the two in a be part of the campaign and the final american would be would harry newton who had earlier led an amphibious raid in cassie gora in a town that would be to their mission. funston also chose to take along several filipinos to play the roles of the of thofficers of that reinforcement unit that's sevia on on the on the r side of the of the of the picture. second from your lefts is sigismund out in the middle is larious. tell placido who played the role of commanding officer he would be particularly significant in the campaign. now as you see from this topographical map, the the northeast coast, the philippines is particularly rugged and is protected from most of the of the rest of luzon by the sierra madre mountain range. so there couldn't be a march from san isidro to on. so part the part of the mission was to have the u.s. navy deliver, the expeditionary force somewhere casa grande bay and then from there it would it would make the 60 mile march to palau, not so. admiral george remi asked to detail a ship and

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presumptive republican nominee under indictment and a number of cases here including trying to it's a bert democracy. >> but do you >> think the nation is ready for what could really be an extraordinary moment >> i don't think anybody's ready or how brutal this campaign is going to get. it's awful early now, there's no such thing as even mud-sliding. it's just a devastation politics you get in there and just say anything, do anything biden as by-and-large trying to take a high road the he's going to need help to hang in there with his polling. >> and >> i talked to bill clinton not too long ago and he reminded me why he does talk to buy a lot. because when clinton was president, he said you know, i used to talk to richard nixon a lot and it centers it was knew a lot about the world and have a lot of ideas so built than would lean on so even though they were opposed. that's kind of a tradition. >> and >> bill clinton getting advice from him about politics is one of the best things you can do and barack obama or maybe one of the two or three largest superstars in the world. and particularly

. >> oh, bert, don't put away those coats and jackets and scarves badly. >> all right, elisa, thank you so much. appreciate that. >> all right. coming up at least 133 people our dad after an attack at a concert venue near moscow, that terrorist group isis has claimed responsibility, will have the latest check >> we hear nothing but space shuttle >> accidents, usually not one thing. it's a series of events that part as the wing coming apart space shuttle columbia, he final flight from your sunday, april 7 at nine on cnn. i brought in a juror max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried we felt more energy and just two weeks here, i'll take that ensure max protein, 30 grams protein one prim sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals, and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic stand for news about the new sling tv has the same news programming you love starting at $40 a month. it's the same news programming you love starting at $40 a month. that's what i just said, right? it's this less starting at $40 a month >> it's a new day. >> 1 were are shared values propel us towards a more secure future

and i feel your is broke to a crisp. 1959 bert the popcorn on my stove not a joke i joke around here i joke around i love why i love watching biden give a speech. he always starts out yelling and then he whispers like the most important part of the speech. you know what i mean? like, look, folks that younger brother act like better. not a joke. first stop. look folks, first we're going to stop. systematic racism, not a joke of it. turn by $9,000,000,000 trillion. jack, you son of a --. you sure? everybody said i'm going on here. little sniffy for them. i dunno. i joke around which way my daughter. this is biden walking off. so it's foolish right here. i don't. where am i going? shaking hands with goats while total opposite of trump though, right? trump. trump starts and then screams the end of his speech like a lunatic. if trump were here right now, there's probably. excuse me. excuse me. the fake news. excuse me. there's probably 5 million people in here. but the fact is they won't report on it, right. we probably have 5 million people in here, maybe 5 trillion people in here, but t

as i understanitthe serious consequences that have to bert a transfusion but it seems to me th the datalimination of the in rs dispensing requirement or visit at the outset would le t mistakes in gestational aging, which could increase the need for a dnc or the amount of bleeding but that does not count as an adverse event? ms. prelogar: there is a list of serious events and i am not sure that iavall of them down to be able to recite them although they are in the rerd i think the eme is wrong the idea that they changed in person dispensing would increase the risk. that wasoteflected in the data that the fda consulted and i uld point you to a particular section in particar where the fda explains that even in person you are not ttg an ultrasound, that has never been required. the relevant queiomight be is your provider is going to ask you a number of's straining questions and there is no reason whth difference would leadut justice barrett: i thought there was a small percentage increase about tracking which i might be wrong about that? ms. prelogar: i think that with reecto the er visits

he got what was happening to the state very early on, and bert can say it very early on.esentatives and people that love judges, so many that if i ever announced it would neve you all for being here. we have some great, great people, great, great people here, all of the great ■mrepresentatives that have word so hard from the very first day that we take back the white house from crooked joe biden, i believe we're going to have the ur country. i believe that every problem joe biden has created can be fixed. every problem can be solvedd every injustice can be set right. we will bring this country back together through success. the word is success. they said i' revenge. they said, i'm out for revenge. i'm not out for revenge. my revenge will be success. it's. before i even arrive at the oval office shortly after we win the presidency, i will have the horrible war between russia and ukraine settled, and we will restore peace through strength. i. i wills trump reciprocal trade act. now, what that means is very simple. we get all these bad deals. we changed a lotf of them, but s

outside of the convention, the inteational amphitheater, the incumbent vice presidency, vice president bert humphrey i the one o has the easiest path to the nomination. and why is that? humphrey was it was committed liberal from that side of the party more than johnson. i mean, the 48 convention in philadelphia humphrey boldly declared civil rights kind of the nation's next major that we should take on and caused pandemonium back in 1948 to say that he said that is the mayor of. running for the first time for senate. he wasn't even in washington yet and as johnson's vice president becomes wedded to, the unpopular war in vietnam and i would the way i would put it is that he he vice president, he didn't have johnson's political assets, but he had his live melodies by the end of of that term of office. but humphrey is in the best situation to run as a kind of surrogate for for johnson because back then the rules were different for nominating democrats didn't change the nominating process until the results of the mcgovern commission started in 1972. so back in 68 it was really something more li

. —— anna bert. fingers crossed. -- anna bert. finuers crossed. ., ., -- anna bert.talk about the new kaiser chiefs album, just before nine. time now for the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. a passenger has praised the skill of a train driver for keeping a train upright when it derailed at 90 miles per an hour in surrey yesterday morning. the train hit an object in the walton on thames area shortly before 6 am affecting services between woking and waterloo. an investigation is underway into what happened. i think the skill of the driver, and the training of the driver kicked in. and i believe it was a she because i heard members of staff talking. she brought us to a safe end to this adventure. so very thankful to her and the other members of staff that were present. ahead of the budget tomorrow, london's air ambulance has made a plea for the government to help pay for two new helicopters. the charity has asked for £3 million towards its fundraising target. it's a call being backed by former conservative party lead

in australia , they claim that the cake was invented by their chef bert sachet, 1930.e appeared in printed form in new zealand. we found recipes for pavlova cake, but with a different name, throughout europe, northern america and even russia. tomorrow , the irish dream, a new rom-com with lince lohan, which seems to have collected all the plot clichés of this genre, will be released in digital rental. however, lynsey's fans are still proud of her new successes, because she did it. return to cinema after a long period of inactivity, get married and have a child. why does the family spend most of the year in dubai, how much did lohan earn for her short comeback in the new gift girls, and which ones? more projects with her participation are being prepared for launch, this is the show business news today. for st. patrick's day, which as ireland celebrates this sunday, netflix has decided to release a romcom filled with its picturesque landscapes. this is perhaps the main plus of this romantic comedy. in all other respects, the film repeats the irish dream with boring plot

so the more we are understand that as a collective, the bert off we are all going to be as a community made on this stage. [cheers and applause] but this cannot be the end of us making history here in san francisco. and so, during black history month, during the celebration i'm going to leave with this, because we all need each other if we are going to affect any kind of change. and spider by it self, is a small bug that you can step and squash with one step. but several spiders together with the strength of each other when they put their web together, they can tie up a lion and that's what we have to be as black people. we have to be those spiders that can tie up a lion and we have to be that black fist that we raise in the air so proudly all the time. remember that, as we go out here from day-to-day. because this may be black history mobsinger but we need each other 365 days a year! [cheers and applause] and actually, actually, in this case, 366. [laughter] but i love and appreciate all of you, happy black history month. thank you so much for continuing to come out. i want it give sh