beth bailey were there separate conscription for white men and black men? there were units for white men and black men and they were can sit. i mean, conscription was handled locally and so the draft boards would be representative of locals. so societies that by law were segregated societies that had a greater and lesser degrees of racial discrimination and prejudice that was reflected in they conscripted and how but the us military officially segregated its troops. how many african-americans do you know served in world war two? out of that 6 million to, you know? offhand? i don't know offhand. so it's 1947. 1948. harry truman makes an executive order. what does he do? harry truman in 1948 issues an executive order that calls for the end of racial and calls for the enactment of equal in the us military. he does not actually desegregate or integrate the military that order, but that's how it's understood, is that that's what's going to happen. it doesn't finally happen until 1954. and in fact, the secretary of the was more or less received of his position be

plus, i sit down with beth lynk, your voice matters. don't silence it. how the organization she leads helps people overcome barriers to voting and have a say in their government. and it took me 73 years to do this. why legal limbo means this 84 year old is a first time voter. those stories right now on matter of fact, in this final weekend before election day, we're not in pennsylvania. we're not in michigan or wisconsin or georgia. we're somewhere a bit quieter out of the spotlight of the campaigns. lebanon, kansas, the small, agriculture driven community is at the heart of the lower 48 states. we came here because we wanted to hear what's on voters minds in the middle of america. at this moment, lebanon is in smith county, a county that voted for donald trump by more than 80% in the last two presidential elections. we were here back in 2017, and at the time, the community was looking for an economic revival. our correspondent leone lakhani takes us to lebanon to see how the town is doing now it's harvest time in lebanon, kansas. these rolling farmlands

and you have a question specifically for 0lga, don't you, beth ann?, what keeps you - dedicated to your students? knowing the future might be very difficult for them. - well, you know, i've been working for 42 years already, and i love teaching. and i love kids, and i love my subject. that's why i will be working as long as i can. and you know, now i am teaching a country study of the united states and the uk. and when they are shelling here, sitting in kherson and they are shelling and you can hear blasts everywhere, and you are speaking and telling them about washington, new york, beauty of america, or beauty of london. you see, it sometimes sounds weird, but it's life. we are celebrating life at our lessons. i want them to know. i want them to be educated people. i want them to be more intelligent than those russians who came here. 0lga, you're... you're so brave. i used to be a teacher. i appreciate everything youte doing _ for the ukrainian children. thank you. slava ukraini. thank you so much, beth ann. heroiam slava! thank you. thank you for be

so far back. >> beth, you heard andrew there mention hts. that's hayat tahrir al-sham, one of one of the groups part of this mosaic that has attacked aleppo. that group formally linked to al qaeda. beth, if you would, could you please break down the web of players, the different groups that we're seeing here and their respective goals right? >> i mean this is syria is one of those places that is just so complicated that, you know, anyone looking at this just wants to throw up their hands and say, like, i'm out. >> you know, this is too hard. >> but it is, as andrew was saying, this place where all these different factors come together and in fact, like the syrian people are the least important sadly, in this entire endeavor you have russia that that saved assad from collapse and iran. so these are the the forces backing up assad and keeping him in power. then you have turkey that has shares. the northern border of syria and this is where kurdish forces are. and turkey has wanted to come in and they occupy a little bit of that north, and they

the is really strong cit, residential buildings and beth law here in the north as the goal is a strength and the 65 palestinians account, the harem, knife and toe. so coming up, the wave of russian broke it. so i'll get you credit in energy facilities and the capital key, forcing people to take shelter in underground metro station. 2 people rescued from an abandon mine in south africa, but hundreds remain trumped on the ground. a super type thing needs a trail of destruction in moving philippines. displacing a 1000000 people from the least. 65 palestinians have been killed by his riley as strikes on to residential buildings in the city of beth law. here in northern garza, 50 people were killed in one building 15 in the 2nd faith were housing palestinians who have been forcibly displaced. eye witnesses, se paramedics have struggled to reach the size of the attack. strikes level the buildings, leaving only launch mountains of rubble. let's go ahead and cut ari. she joins us from outside. i likes the hospital. there are by hidden says more details emerging . now about the strikes on this mu

, the stadiums have been killed by as rainy as for like some a residential building in the city of beth law. here it was housing palestinians who'd been forcibly displaced eye witnesses, se paramedics struggles to reach the size of the attack, and the strikes level, the building, leaving any knowledge of mountains of rubble. let's go ahead and canarsie joins us from outside. i likes the hospital and there about him, so a may just strike in a multi story building and beth like here, what more can you tell us, the willing, it's a 5 story building and it's a house where it come by in so many. but this combined so many was hosting more families from the not during the gaza strip, because we know that it may have been heading into but you have been under siege for more than 14 days now. and there has been continuous chalet and is ready as strikes in that area. so these policy news were trying to shelter each other, at least 50 policy news weren't killed and this is not an official number. this is a number depending on what stuff i with mrs. and the locals to the us and the reason is because

yeah beth sanner and josh campbell to both of you. thank you very, very much and just ahead, breaking news just coming in to cnn right now from donald trump's transition team including his choice for white house press secretary. we're going to tell you who that might be right after a quick break honey but the gains are pumping the market's closed futures don't sleep in the after hours, bro. dad, is mommy a finance pro? >> she switched careers to make money for your weddings. >> ooh, penny stocks are blowing up, sweetie. >> grab your piggy bank. we're going all in. let me ask you for your wedding. do you want a gazebo in a river? >> i don't. what's a gazebo? >> something that your mother always wanted and never got. >> or you could give these different investment options a shot. >> the right money moves aren't as aggressive as you think. >> keeping the best for over 25 years, lovesac has been rewriting the rules of comfort it's okay to change your style get messy get immersed with lovesac you make the rules the oil business affects eve

want to bring in the beth kindig. and down about nvidia. now, listen, i know there's a lot of headwinds, right? blackwell chips overheating, supply constraints, hyperscalers particularly -- possibly dramatically cutting back on cap-x over the next few years. so what's going on in your mind with this story? >> blackwell is breaking upper limits of what we've seen so far in a.i. chips. you've heard about these challenges around the production of them, but the bigger picture, charles, is that nvidia is going to deliver a chip that far exceeds what we've seen in 2023 and 2024. it will far exceed both of those years combined next year. this is not only capability, but also in revenue. i welcome a pullback with. please give me nvidia lower. because it's a great opportunity to build a position in the a. i'm sorry juggernaut -- a.i. juggernaut before the blackwell impact is fully pieced in. charles: we just had a pullback, it went to 99 4, i think, intraday one day, and it roared back. it comes back pretty quickly. what if th

however, joining us now tech analyst beth kindig joining us.y is going to be spent on ai and data centers? talking about $100 billion; is that accurate? >> yes, stuart. by the time we end this year, it'll be $240 bi big tech. when the ceo is asked about digestion, he first used $1 trillion being spent before there's a pause and we're only one quarter of the way there and have a long, long runway. stuart: changing ai? >> absolutely. it'll change every industry for automation and big tech is nicole not spending in order to be the first. they're spending to make sure they're not the last. this is about extension. stuart: what's the demand like for blackwell chips down the road? >> stuart, my firm tracked in fine detail everything nvidia put out for six years and the demand is un-precedented for next year. 2023 and 2024 combined is what 2025 will exceed. so to count fio that, blackwell sold out and tracking 40% pricing four. that's ahead of and yous given in one quarter. stuart: reading between the lines, beth, and you're suggesting that stock goes

yes to beth, no content or else you won't take goes so bill of josh yet. little gate volume shut of a lot. take off then. don't put a move on to have dark some trouble with the joe on. yeah. to that mario published on should i would on the public on she will not the stuff that are c, e o. good. on each side. yeah. around you is an option. yeah. i don't see what up yet. russians and polls are smells like people who have lived near each other for thousands of years and have much in common at the same time, both nations on some time and for some reason, arrivals the the 10th century. one of the biggest reasons was religion. the in poland. baptism came from the vatican, russia from byzantium. the russian prince of readiness degrees did not recognize definitive consulting organization that can be seen in a similar likes to present thing. globally. the christian split between catholicism and orthodoxy divided goals. and so roost people's the and it says voice and the legend st. you are, these aren't that you are in yours not circle. know what address quote was c

he asked beth no content to watch. you won't take goes so full of trash yet little game volume shut of a lot. take off then. don't put a move on. i've got some trouble with the cho on. yeah. to that mario. probably not sure i would on that. but she would not the special ed r c, e o. good on each side. yeah. around you is an option. yeah. i don't see what up yet. russians and polls all smells like people who have lived near each other for thousands of years and have much in common at the same time. most nations homes, long time, adversaries and rivals the 10th century. one of the biggest reasons was religion are in poland. baptism came from the vatican, did russia from presenting the russian prince of readiness? the greeks did not recognize the fact to console sorting. and organization that can be seen in a similar likes to present thing globally. the christian split between catholicism and orthodoxy divided goals. and so, roost people's, the balance is the voice and the legend story. it really isn't that you are in you

that's because a judge has pushed back the brothers re-sentencing hearing mary beth mcdade. mcdade is in van nuys where the brothers appeared virtually in court. >> there was a crush of media surrounding family members who came from around the country to attend today's status conference for the upcoming re-sentencing hearing. erik and lyle menendez were part of the hearing virtually from their san diego prison was first of all, the first time that >> lyle and erik have then at least remotely in a courtroom in a number of years. we heard very emotional testimony from kitty menendez is 93 year-old sister joan vandermolen. >> and jose menendez is 85 year-old sister tara ceda. burled. they're both of failing health and the brothers attorney mark geragos wanted to get their sworn testimony on the record. they looked directly at the judge at times, breaking down and made impassioned pleas to allow the brothers to come home. they said 35 years behind bars is enough time is specially after suffering a lifetime of and emotional abuse at the hands of their parents. >> you want them ho

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thank you, beth. beth has given us the big overall picture. i get the job talking about the day to day things that make a weekend like this work. and the first thing to talk about is the lunch. those of you that are veterans of our know that we'll be passing a lunch list just check which of the four choices you'd prefer. and i'll ask larry and john to start that process here. we'll send it that i'll and bring back up this way and that way our lunches will be ready for us at lunchtime today. i'd like to welcome those joining us online today through zoom and just to remind people attending on zoom that they can ask questions of our speakers. well, just use the q&a button, the bottom of your zoom screen. dr. caygle will be moderating the incoming questions and we'll be asking those questions to our speaker after each present nation. just a note with. questions in the room, please wait. you may think you're loud enough, but please wait till the microphone gets to you to ask the question so that our online audience can hear the questions and our tw

and here really, the history shall be filled up into this beth, it's easiest. don't come cuz we have to deal with them. we electro is christian from month to month, only to jim's and you most viewed this, beth, it's easier if they came over some. yeah, what's on the leg? it was that the trip over girlfriend to hold on. it's called brilinta. 75th infantry division of the $109.00. so benjamin's, you're going to go to was drafted in 1979 c fault and czechoslovakia, belgium, and federal rules. on july, the 1st 1944, he was captured near by bruce. that's what peter loved about his grandfather from the german archives. the p even received a copy of his grandfather's pay of w file. and despite no feeling a diplomat to a politician, he then became the 1st gentleman for 75 years to look into the eyes of the people so harshly affected by what his grandfather had done this due to so. so like you to do mean that the below which is locked in what's going on, but then we'll stay as low as to go with the mama to, to put the doses through the potato brother. and what's a minut

beth amodeo, the president and ceo of one warm coat. thank you so much for joining us, and we'll continue to work with you into the futur. and hopefully we can get a lot of coats this time to get on the backside. >> i hope so for sure. thank you so much, andre. >> all right. and if you'd like to donate to our one warm coat drive. just scan that qr code you see right there on the center of your screen right now. or you can head to ktvu.com/giving day. a reminder the drive begins today and runs through december eighth. >> the san francisco 49ers will be back in action this weekend to face the tampa bay buccaneers on sunday. running back christian mccaffrey is expected to be ready to play after missing the entire season so far due to a leg injury. quarterback brock purdy says mccaffrey's return will provide a big boost for the niners offense, which has struggled at times, especially in the red zone. >> i think it's always nice knowing, you know you have christian, obviously for checkdowns and stuff as a running back and then they have to a

as beth will tell you in the intelligence analyst world, they talk about mirror imaging. you can't assume the adversary is going to think with the same logic that you think about the same things. iran is in a position where they vowed revenge from the missile . we have since [ music ] is really decimate hezbollah, their main arm on the israeli border assassinate the leader of hamas in the presidents guesthouse into ron and none of these revenge plots have worked out. it's possible that they would do something so outsized, so foolish as to target someone like a president. >> they look weak in the region. >> they are losing face and becoming a paper tiger. as unreasonable as it sounds to us, knowing that the retaliation would be crushing, this is something that they keep going at. >> the president-elect is not the only target for this . does it surprise you how many people were originally targeted? >> is an incredible tail. it's worth reading the affidavit supporting the indictment, just to see this detail in there. they start out really focused on the dissonant , and then

for a sneak peek, let's welcome dinosaur trainer brainy beth to the night.g to you. you know, i got to ask. this weekend is a really an interesting weekend to do this because i always feel like the weekend after thanksgiving. families love to be lazy. so how do you get a hold of people and get them to come out to something like this? >> well, honestly, i think this is the perfect time. the kiddos are out of school. jurassic quest, as you mentioned before, has plenty of raptors, which as you mentioned, are relative and early relative of turkeys. but we also have a lot to check out here at jurassic quest, we pride ourselves on education, so even whenever the kiddos are not in school, they can still get a fantastic education here at jurassic quest as well. >> sounds like a perfect family fun outing. a day to get outside and do something a little bit different, but say we've got these young kids who might find these big dinosaurs a little intimidating, maybe a little scary. how do you handle that? >> well, honestly, that's half the fun. i'm looking at something

sanner. >> beth, nice to have you here. thanks for being here. >> thanks jessica. >> i first just want to know what you make of that comment i just played from from president zelenskyy right. >> and i think i couldn't really hear at the end but the last sentence that i read he said was that. and it's up to ukraine to make sure that this war ends in the next year um, and with you know, a politically negotiated ending, something to that effect. and so i think that zelenskyy and the ukrainians in general are just, you know they have the ultimate in realists if you are a country that is, you know, weaker, you have to figure out how you are going to make it and in ukraine's case, this is about survival. so i think he understands that ukraine, um is, you know, at risk of being a pawn in this. and his statement to me is absolutely about making sure that president trump knows that he is going to be part of the solution and not the problem that ukraine is willing to go to the negotiating table. >> okay. and to that end zelenskyy met

what do say the important from usage, mary beth and even live up with you? you for not being sure. i'm not sure. i'm not sure which computer work is all, but the thing is go to ports or somebody will issue your special service missed up there. that stands for russian, where the means towed this type of how it so has been in service since the mid eighties. and it's still actively used we sold the soldiers preparing the guns of baffled that were cleaning, checking, and adjusting things. go through and that was to just look up the course towards the cost of the order. as long as it was, there was the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, with the end of world war one. the move in for an indian independence from the british empire flared up with renewed vigor. the british responded to the growth of the national liberation movement with arrest and brutal, violent repression cause active resistance. in march. 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the

to, so how's the shock of the reopening will be, i believe, and i want to believe is a strong this beth of the fire passcode, but it will be a shock of who knows, because all of you who are here today is have contributed sit on the sphere of how it is indeed to you that we owe this metamorphosis. that is a you where the outcome is of the construction site. and you transformed code into odd on the if i may put it that way. in april 2019 cya ravaged the 850 of old medieval gothic cathedral investigate to set the blaze was started either by an electrical short circuit or a cigarette. money began pulling in some across the world, or some of the site more than $840000000.00 euros in total. around a 140000000 you guys have which remains on spent. and that's because even though the in tavia is christine, the ex area is still unfinished, 20 parts of the building is still covered with scaffolding and make shift work. a facility is still feature that's historians, edge patients. the original construction of dr. dawn began in the mid 12th century and took almost 200 years. the archbishop of paris

this is beth has also been carrying out new attacks and 11 on officials, bessie. at least 12 people were killed in the eastern city of fall back and be able to sell themselves. a handful of strongholds have also come under intense from boston. and lebanon's health ministry stays more than 3300 people have died in over a year of fighting between israel and has follow that i'm in a have more on the impact it's had on children. just 6 weeks ago, mohammed was playing football every day, training to become the next ronaldo. now he's in a hospital bed during mobility exercises with his aunt. the 11 year old survived a news for any air strike on his own town side. as on says the family's home for lots of the building and the neighborhood was hit to view when we arrived, none of the buildings were left standing. all the houses were destroyed. it took about an hour for the rescue teams diploma. her mother and his mother out of the rubble summit, mohammed was severely injured. he says, a 3rd degree burns to almost half of his body. 6 weeks of to the attack, the swelling of

many miss beth hill i'mnd the presidency of fort ticonderoga part we are delighted to have you here with us today. we are thrilled to have a c-span shoe here with us recording. so welcome. thank you for being here at fort ticonderoga. we are thrilled to see so many friends here with us. last night we had our opening session we asked attendees how many were here 20 years ago at the first seminar we see a hand raising of how many were with us the firstnu seminar? a good number, thank you. we appreciate your loyal support. how many are first-time attendees? great. we love that. we love having new friends. we hope you really enjoy your weekendth it is such a spectacur sight i don't need to tell you coming in this morning and looking up the sunshine, dutiful lake and the mountains. we walk onto the property if we don't feel it by the time i get read the sign about all of those treading in the footsteps of greatness of those who have been here. it is a really special place. we hope you take time to enjoy all the fort ticonderoga has to offer beyond the seminar, or exhibits art living program a

. ♪ >> host: joining us on american history tv doctor beth bailey up professor for the author of thisook an army of fire, how the u.s. army confronted its racial crisis in the vietnam era. we will talk about that in a minute. but what do you teach advocate question. >> u.s. military history. occasionally gender sexuality which is my previous incarnation before i became a convert to military history. >> host: headed to get into military history? >> guest: i hate to say but as a television commercial. [laughter] they were advertising post cold or pre-911. how do you sell the army there a special good taking men who were either at risk or potentially problematic for society. helping them to call the people they could be a belief in the law. i would write about the army and at some point my husband who is also a historian said you cannot just write about c current commercials of your going to write about the army upo to understand the army so i spent several years at that point. it was welcoming i had a conversion moment. >> was the commercial true this many years later? >> the commercial

thing but but really, we need to drill down a bit on what the story is behind the source. >> andrew, beth, thank you very much. >>> wak have a new key protection in a senate race, the president wants question whether vice president harris was black , in response to republican calling her adi higher. the question among some voters might be, why did his share among black men in this battleground state more than double. omar gimenez has more next. it's our son, he is always up in our business. it's the verizon 5g home internet i got us. oh... he used to be a competitive gamer but with the higher lag, he can't keep up with his squad. so now we're his “squad”. what are kevin's plans for the fall? he's going to college. out of state, yeah. -yeah in the fall. change of plans, i've decided to stay local. oh excellent! oh that's great! why would i ever leave this? -aw! we will do anything to get him gaming again. you and kevin need to fix this internet situation. heard my name! i swear to god, kevin! -we told you to wait in the car. everyone in my old squad has xfinity. less lag, better gaming! i'

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beth meads's in the running for fifa's goal of the year...can she reproduce that with the lionesses againstt wembley. catch him if you can... harry brook is dropped four times in an unbeaten 132 against new zealand in the first test also coming up on sportsday... and top trump, the world number one reaches the uk championship semi—finals in york evening, a fanatstic weekend of sport is almost upon us, and it all starts tonight for wales, scotland and northern ireland's women, their make—or—break final play—off matches to qualify for the european championship next summer. all three are playing the first—legs at home this evening, lets start in cardiff where history beckons for the welsh, the republic of ireland standing between themselves and their first major tournament. tomos dafydd reports a first tournament within reach for a team on the brink of making history. a team on the brink of making histo . ~ ., , a team on the brink of making histo . ~ . , ., . history. we are trying to leave the shirt and wales _ history. we are trying to leave the shirt and wales in _ history. we are trying t

a fortuitous bounce gave beth wilcock the chance to open the scoring for harlequins women against saracensother during the second half, as quins managed to hold off a fightback from the hosts to edge the game 15—111. great britain have come second in the first event of the sail gp season, after being illegally cut off in the final turn by the united states. new zealand took gold in the final race in dubai. the next event is in auckland in january. 2018 masters winner patrick reed ended a winless streak of nearly four years by taking the the hong kong open title earlier. reed followed up his 59 on saturday with a final round of 66 to finish 22 under. defending champion ben campbell was runner up — three shots behind. it may not have come as a surprise, but for the fourth consecutive time, max verstappen is the formula one drivers champion. all he had to do was keep his challenger lando norris behind him in las vegas — and he managed to do just that. the red bull driver finished in fifth place, with norris in sixth. verstappen becomes just the sixth driver in history to win four world titles

they beat brighton 5—0 last week with forward beth mead describing slegers as a �*breath of fresh aire taking over last month, until at least december. bothjuve and arsenal are on three points after two games. i think we are just i think we arejust in a i think we are just in a good place at the moment we are building in the right direction and we have good foundation to build again and it's just a new release of energy when you get the results and the performances and it makes you a happier footballer when you're going through a tough period with the tough transition, and yeah, the new energy that the girls have brought a showing on the pitch right now. manchester city host swedish side hammarby. their win at the weekend was almost as big as arsenal's... as big as arsenal's. they beat tottenham a—nil to stay top of the wsl table. they also go into tonight's game top of their champions league group. for years, we haven't had great starts and we feel really good at the minute and it's being reflected in where we are in the league and in competitions as well. in the competitions as well

his latest book is called how beth did it, leadership lessons from our best president, he chose the first quarter of eight off the face of mount rushmore. in addition, mr. boston shows distinct leadership traits he says were exhibited by these presidents. the other four presidents included in his best leadership category are fdr, dwight eisenhower, john f. kennedy and ronald ragan. 71-year-old talmage boston lives in dallas, texas. >> talmage boston with his book how the best it, leadership lesson from our best president. "booknotes+" is available on the c-span now mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what is happening in washington. live and on-demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and radio, plus, a variety o

a fortuitous bounce gave beth wilcock the chance to open the scoring for harlequins women against saracens the second half, as quins managed to hold off a fightback from the hosts to edge the game 15—111. great britain have come second in the first event of the sail gp season, after being illegally cut off in the final turn by the united states. new zealand took gold in the final race in dubai. the next event is in auckland in january. 2018 masters winner patrick reed ended a winless streak of nearly four years by taking the the hong kong open title earlier. reed followed up his 59 on saturday with a final round of 66 to finish 22—under. defending champion ben campbell was runner—up — three shots behind. tennis, and italy have successfully defended their davis cup title in the final against the netherlands. matteo berrettini needed only an hour and 16 minutes to beat botic van de zandschulp 6—4 6—2 in the first singles match, before world number one jannik sinner beat tallon hrekspoor in straight sets 7—6 6—2. it's only italy's third win since the tournament started in 1900, and the first

and beth law here. what more can you tell us? it's not just a residential building, it's a 5 story building that was challenging, at least for comedies, and it's for a bag in families. so the people who were targeted are not only the owners of the house, but there were also hostings policy news that were displaced from different areas across the not during causal strips. now that building complete the collapse of the people according to the people in the area there at least 50 palestinians that were killed many. and there's no official sources because there's no paramedics, there's no civil defense teams in that area. but people are also telling us that people are who are injured are on a boat to reach the hospital because there are no maintenance. is there any kind or vehicle or transportation to carry them from the house that has been targeted to come on done, but also we need to know that committed one is struggling. it has been out of medical supplies and has been out of medical medical facilities for more than 40 days. and e

gym and he wants to make it easy for workers to emigrate from countries like india today is already beth field at home. and how are they ferrying with a new language and culture the also made today which sector in germany is suffering the most from a shortage of skilled work. cuz how robotics replacing human labor in factories and how 8 on most new data center in the us will main jobs. but it will say risks home, how many languages do you speak? 3 high pages and which languages and english german and him to say as parents came to germany from india. and they've decided that they want to stay sense of difference. but i would start with clean water and environment and everything green and people are so nice. and actually we have grown to love the german weather as well. it's a big step moving to germany, but a growing number of indians are doing just that. around 130000 indian professionals who are already employed in germany. i like uh to him and technology. the best thing is, uh the, the society is set up. i mean, the health care system that you get into some, the work life balance. i wo

beth, off to finland. pots, assemble on record. climate change is worried, st. make. and it's putting a damp now on his usual fist of chair. it's so nice december and have incentives, hometown and lot planned preparations underway for christmas. and like every year tourists, folks to see my work about some things different this year. there isn't a single snowflake insight a sense of greet. the kid's was his usual welcome thought she was hoping for a crew of a section from the climate. we can see that the climate changes through aisb effecting their reindeers, fixing delight. here's the arctic. but as we don't know yet how it's going to affect, that's actually it tells you this morning we've miles the last year, the same day we have minus 12 and we have this plus or so. so it, so it's a different here. as the climax in the arctic rooms center is ho hoping for like christmas. and here's a reminder of our top story. a piece, one person is dead off to a gym and called the plane crashed close to the airport in miscellaneous capsule vilnius be a cross list operating on beha

but then faint was ahead of the 1st one i, the land, beth, and field, a yellow. and secondly, across the sky, by 10 feet, we will continue to fly out to move in to the heart of the levies then, but we hezbollah, the resistance putting movement is capable of continuing to a target as well with this space. and for a long period of time. and as you'll notice, we continue to the best buy a lot of targets in terms of positions companies and that range sometimes from one minute to the base to another military position within is a add on. so within the front range, oh, these are according to the pre plan, just the right. there's a pin among all our units. we cannot be defeated by is right. we cannot be dictated to by is right. we are to spit fast on the button fields and we will continue to do so. he is comes the big question. what is the solution that as it is claimed that now there is of our gain having what a clod for a seas 5 we have received to? well, the proposal that they read it well. and thirdly, we presented our remarks at the same time, speak, go to the botto

judge has today pushed back the brothers re-sentencing hearing mary beth mcdade is in van nuys where the menendez brothers appeared virtually in court today. >> there was a crush of media surrounding family members who came from around the country to attend today's status conference for the upcoming re-sentencing hearing. erik and lyle menendez were part of the hearing virtually from their san diego prison was first of all. >> the first time that lyle and erik have then at least remotely in a courtroom in a number of years. we heard very emotional testimony from kitty menendez is 93 year-old sister joan vandermolen. >> and jose menendez is 85 year-old sister tara ceda. burled. they're both of failing health and the brothers attorney mark geragos wanted to get their sworn testimony on the record. they looked directly at the judge at times, breaking down and made impassioned pleas to allow the brothers to come home. they said 35 years behind bars is enough time is specially after suffering a lifetime of and emotional abuse at the hands of their parents. >> and you want them home. they

today is already beth field at home. and how are they ferrying with the new language and culture the most that 1 may today, which sent to in germany is suffering the most from a shortage of skilled workers. how read above the replacing human labor, in fact trees and how 8 on most new data center in the us will main job. but it will say risks home, how many languages do you speak? 3 pages and which languages and english german and him to say as parents came to germany from india. and they've decided that they want to stay sense of difference. but i would start with clean water and environment and everything green and people are so nice. and actually we have grown to love the german weather as well. it's a big step moving to germany, but a growing number of indians are doing just that. around 130000 indian professionals are already employed in germany. i like uh, term and technology. the best thing is, be this is sort of the set up. i mean, the healthcare system that you're going to show on the work life balance. i would s

beth, it's easiest don't come because you have to deal with them. we electro is christian from month to month, only to jim's and you most do think that they dvd and if they came over some yeah, what's on the leg? it was a trip and a little bit different to hold on. it's called brilinta 75th infantry division of the 10920 minutes. you're going to go to was drafted in 1979 before 10 seconds. lucky a belgium and fellows on july. the 1st 1944. he was captured in the above produce. that's what peter loved about his grandfather from the german archives. he even received a copy of his grandfather's pay of w file and display i not being a diplomat. all politician. even became the 1st gentleman for 75 years to look into the eyes of the people so harshly affected by what his grandfather had done this due to. so it's not going to like you to do many of the below, which is a locked in what's going on. but then we'll stay as low as to go with the mama to put the doses through the potato brother. and what's underneath the bullet, which is what i mean, the good wa

if be sure. 3 is the voice miss beth own randall. your dialogue found to convert the old rule, cnn's living in the principality of w. c of felina. that's the sort of in cities one noon in the 14th century to catholicism, the provost loved miss rosalie spending the name of the insurance company in the nearness normally made or was distributors to quite enough look for cetera. this is doug zimmerman. from menu, she has a passport. can you me trying to get them to come, but they just get set up cuz in the is problem to switch to a run. yes. yes. the name of c name in the 14th century, bruce, i'm to goes to changes the $1380.00 prince dmitri dunn screen one, the battle of clinic over the bringing the mongolia to an end. in the 16th century, the russian rulers grand prince passed the latest and his son, if the terrible began gathering russian lands and the terrible conquers economy. it's of cousin, after finance of being done to the folder you can add the new cost act up again to so be about the terrible the states. credibility is growing

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sound of scenario where you have no starting new score on your desktop because to started out with beth of this. so you have done so i'm the you started on the side of call, i mean the one that saw of the ocean sound on the exit. this where you said on the, on to this to the was or yourself tool tool tool portfolio case i put on the, well, it's not all i'm do, sam, it, i don't the, the, the sort of a little model of this. how it'd be latoya you idiots. and they've done donaldson and no true board se, today's core equation, the less. so the concepts on as you get a finding no c to i'll proceed. the sound definitely fishy. this aquarius needed for bailout one member on your salary. our cool book on sits on the so so one meant to coordinate that curve shape i would say with moments sequoia . so yeah. and then mobile, what would be the most? so set us the see, sophia, then the ip without the colorful was the source code documentation. so basically most out there would be a to longer its own. or the most consistent option is if you the cause you went on to also the money to cheney. for those

beth, it's easiest don't come because you have to deal with the way. and that's always good to me for a month to month, only to jim's and you most do think that they do easier if they came over some, you know what's on the leg, it was a trip and a little bit different to a whole month's corporal in the 35th infantry division of the 109 to regiments, you're going to was drafted in 1939. the fault in czechoslovakia, belgium and fellow rose on july. the 1st 1944. he was captured near. but bruce, that's what peter loved about his grandfather from the german archives. he even received a copy of his grandfather's b o. w file. and despite not being a diplomat until a politician, even became the 1st gentleman for 75 years to look into the eyes of the people so harshly affected by what his grandfather had done. this legged women near the blow which is locked and what's on it, but then we'll stay as long as to go with the mama potato says through the potato brother. and what's under the bullet, which is what i need you to do. why did you still at the devil of wa

many of nick's friends like his long time, beth, the filippo, own their own vote for anything under 40 horse power. they don't even need a voting license. and after the age of 16, they don't need anyone else in the boat afternoon, we always come to bars and play some games. 0 thing basically, which is very interesting game, which we play always with. i played with my friends and um, i think i'm going to win this on the i've always been happy living in venice being a small city doesn't have a lot of both community for the future. so i'm thinking of going out for you into a city and maybe work, but i've always loved living here as a kid. and i think that in the future i'll come here to set up a family i left and come back right here one day. moving on now to line the white photographer and visual artist, image red. but 1st and foremost, she's a dancer la la, grew up in the refugee camp in algeria. moving to spain as a child, her most important dance partners are her 2 crutches. she's made a living with a disability that is part of her art, the inviting for me there is no doubt. dance is

because the polar band might not be a predator as whole, but withdraw the be a dancing beth. what that think it, except as a president, his guide and the, and i think are centric personalities, do take certain risks when they go out in public the, the problems are different or they stand out, the se, naturally attract attention to origin or even regression from others. and spot then on more thought off the i can still one for the undergrad. busy busy eccentric aesthetics of freedom, the title of the exhibition in unique western honda schools, a political dimension. people like sofia's do some issue courageously and even passionate, least of the social conventions you know, way and due to censorship, especially in my blood, sam, for example, my gold tooth is also a political act for me because 1st lead, suddenly i was interested in what happens when i make myself ugly on purpose, what does that do to me? what does it do to my life, to the people around me if i directly and quite clearly refused to even look at myself with your patriarchal glasses, with your beauty standard stu

already established in the drug hotspot of my say, we return to the alma district in the city center, beth 9 and 5 him are convinced that short term solutions aren't enough. think is there a need to change, like more activities for children and young people to help keep them away from drugs. together with a neighborhood center, they've been organizing parties and events across the district to meal ticket. we do is any way off to ols. this is all we weren't let this feel free to us down to cut. don't see it though. they're bringing their neighbors on board to take back the streets here in alma and now we have something for all 4 days out. their muscles are a favorite delicacy, especially in coast the regions where you can get them fresh out of the water and denmark. we meet these seniors who believe that retirement should not to me and staying at home and doing nothing. they have a very special mission combining the loved for sea food, with the goal to protect the planets. these pensioners from viola have traded in the surface for an old fishing boat, often navigating the murky waters of da