uh, there were a lot of blinds last month. and yes, kids. note.orders came in at about the same time, well, one person. uh, he couldn't have messed up as much in such a short period of time as the stafin says about the entries in his notebook. nothing, it seems to me that he is not capable at all and remember from the number of letters in the alphabet. well , listen, maybe he's just acting like a dumb artist, really. hello tree guys. imagine, he even barely reads moving his lips, and then in block letters. i think he writes. you well basically, this information completely coincides. uh, with what he said, sadovsky, you understand, uh, anatoly mustafin, uh, finished the ninth grade and several times stayed in the second year. look, uh, so, well, put him unsociable unsociable. eh, friends. none of the only things related are mother and brother igor of the apparatus, brother-in-law , university students in the dean's office. he's in good standing. e problems with the law. never had a very sociable complete opposite. yes but access to motorbike and he

look, we want to live in a color blind society. >> in florida, we have race blind anyways.that. we judge you on merrick. we're not gonna try to give you up by your skin color. >> there's a theme to what you just heard, color blindness. color blindness is an ideology that frankly conservatives have used since at least in the 1970s as an argument against affirmative action. for example, southern journalist james patrick, who was a former arch secretary segura segregationist, he supported color blindness in order to oppose affirmative action and school busing. he accuses opponents of being the ones with the racist attitude since they refused to move past the color issue. neil patrick mast his bigotry and color blindness and went on to become a nationally syndicated columnist a celebrity commentator on television news programs. he even appeared as a host on 60 minutes. this idea of color blindness, folks, is actually an extension, not the opposite, but an extension of white supremacist ideology, and an extension of racism. it is a form of racism, as justice ketanji brown jackso

steve asked, time blindness, what if my company has paycheck blindness, is it okay if we can't get your paycheck right? interesting. good answers. jo.pete: i had to look it up ths morning, preparing for the segment. time blindness. some believe it's something that should be accommodated for. rachel: i love that gen zer's defense, time blindness, we need to dismantle the system lask. rachel: i love it. joey: still ahead, a shocking video shows he'l shows homelessn seattle complete with pools and underground tunnels. we'll speak to someone on the front lines. rachel: first, bye-bye birdie, that's a song, pete's never seen it. elon musk with a total twitter rebrand, when we could start to see the changes. we'll talk about that, next. ♪ i'll take back all the words that have hurt you. ♪ and you'd stay. ♪ if i could reach the stars. ♪ i'd give em all to you. ♪ (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my ast

with lighthouse for the blinds. and other agencies. one thing you already stole my thunder when you mentioned a type of intersection this i wanted to stress and it was one bryant that you mentioned where there is a delay for the traffic to move after the light turned green. or i'm sorry the you are allowing the pedestrians to move step off first before the traffic can move. and -- for someone like me who is a blind person i have been at intersections before where people next to me will walk across the street and i don't know the signal has there is no aps i don't know the walk sign is on and going, in on it is time to g. i'm like no , i'm not going. i just don't trust everybody. but for all i know you know it is not there could may not be a walk sign it could say don't walk but they don't see cars. i'm trained to go with the flow of traffic if the flow of traffic has not moved i'm not moving. what i'm trying to say is, i believe at those type of intersections that, that should be a priority for an accessible pedestrian signal. because

saying houston, i am in the blind, i am in the blind i am running out of air and i a adrift.nd it describes her life on earth. >> and that is a wonderful moment, to stop there because she's now in dante's position in the midst of life, i found myself in the dark , i have los my way. i don't think we can talk more about gravity but you recommend everybody watched. >> absolutely. and look for the cues. this homemaker is quite deliberate in bringing you to see that she's going through journey in the dark , toward conversion from spiritual blindness to spiritual insight and that everything depends on her discovery of the importance of being tethered. not only to her comrade, matt kowalski, bu she discovers that she remains tethered to her daughter in th afterlife and it is all because she's ultimately and always tethered to god. she will speak about the importance of prayer and how no one taught her how t pray. no one trained her in thi original and fundamental way o being tethered to our god. who provides our tethers with each other. this communion of love and life that makes th

so you know, good luck. >> right, well i think most young people know that we are not color blind. again, the supreme court, i don't want to say they're not living in the rural world, they are but they are rejecting the real world. my experience was that, being like the only black person in a classroom at the university of pennsylvania, being the black person at columbia law school who brought a different perspective every day, i like that person, when i raise my hand in law school, everybody, all the right folks are like, here she goes again, she's going to talk about race. and yes, i was. because we are in law school and a lot in this country was built upon racism, so that kind of diversity that i brought to the classroom, the kinds of conversations that i brought. and i know i was qualified to get in and i had to work hard to get out. and so i think affirmative action is something that is necessary for our country to move forward. if we don't have a former action, i am worried about how many black lawyers will be, have how many black doctors, how many black engineers who will be

be timid, international response to last month's destruction of the kafka down, so which ukraine blinds russia now side level of. unfortunately, they was no timely and a large scale response to the terror attack on the comp go hydro electric health plan and the width. and this may inspire the criminal and to commit new april. and you told everyone in the world hasn't responsibility to stop it. but this friday i should leave no one behind or well, i correspond to nick connelly and keith toby, more about those accusations looks like company your report. so we will move on. fellows is claims to have taken in russian. wagner, boss, if guinea pig goshen and itself at the house, each box and bus and risk adding new urgency to the expense nato. so mentality right now, if you and, and from nathan members, lot via and potent are increasingly worried about the danger posed to that boat as a, from that neighbor, the former soviet bloc countries, a fear of russia's growing influence and by the rules could eventually be used against them, police forces stepping up their patrols along the country's b

blind again, come on. are you blind? by the way, i saw his photo of a pretty girlfriend, she says she doesn’t drink, she wasn’t married. listen a. if you find someone, i do not need, seriously, he will immediately grab you in marriage. look how beautiful she is without bad habits, do you know how to cook? do you know what's a plus? i don't want to , i don't want to chat, or we'll work, what i'm working on, and then on workplace in the afternoon we will bend you not to be found. came to you. what well, yes, remember, such a skinny friend of mine. well, you're still crying two months ago. yes, yes, i remember, well, now he wants you and the world is good. you have hypertension and judging by the ecg , you are sitting on insufficiency. the main thing is that the pressure does not jump, here is 140 to 90. this is your maximum. so keep an eye on it. the pills will help if you don't get nervous. well , apparently, you have been for a long time. in a state of constant stress, against the background of a hypertensive crisis, it

an almost blind warrior is almost blind, but how adapted is the family to this? do you understand?rstand what to expect. i tell them that there is a future, that there is a young person, there are special technologies, uh, there is an experiment now, for example, this is the growth of neuroepithelial cells themselves on the eye, if a person has atrophy of the optic nerve. yes , there are already such molecules, there is no such drug yet . but it will be in 5 years, you understand, and they they come calmly , they do not demand anything from the doctor. they are waiting for this information about the future of the wall. at home, they also treat psychologically. it is also very important . by the way, for example, some new technologies are good, even if it is impossible. for example, to restore some parts from a part of the skull, there are special silicone overlays that completely imitate how it is even with the use of makeup. so when a person applies it, it completely imitates the other half of the face. if you communicate like this from afar, you will not even understand that a pe

an almost blind warrior is almost blind , but the family has already adapted to this .o you understand? they understand what to expect. what are the stages? submissions and i tell them that there is a future, that there is a young person, there are special technologies, er, there is an experiment now, for example, this is the growth of neuroepithelial cells themselves on the eye, if a person has atrophy of the optic nerve, yes , there are already such molecules, there is no such drug yet , but it will be in 5 years you understand and they come, they do not demand anything from the doctor. they are waiting for this information in the future. at home, they also treat psychologically. it is very important. by the way, for example, technology novices are quite it is good that even if it is impossible to restore, for example, some parts of the whore, parts of the skull, there are special silicone overlays that completely imitate how it is even with the use of makeup. so when a person applies it, it completely imitates the second half of the face. if you communicate like this

past will continue to move forward as a color blind society. >> a color blind society.ncert with the central struggle is the supreme court's decisions to strike down race conscious policies last week. you can pay elsewhere, the takeaway seems to be that we have achieved some kind of colour-blind nirvana. that has raised solutions to systematic inequity actually just preachers white people. so we should be race neutral, or color blind. like president in that mike pence suggests. the argument in the courts majority opinion last week and chief justice john roberts said the jim crow era justice john marshall hart. a man often called the great dissenter. roberts pointed to a specific section of the dissent in policy before it saying in 1896 as a separate but equal case. he wrote, quote, the constitution is color blind and neither knows nor tolerates classes among citizens. in part, for that reason, the court found that affirmative action was a violation of the 14th amendment's equal protection clause. but that roberts majority opinion happened to skip this part of harlan's 1

because you're not sure what it's turning a blind is. so i made, if you see a little, because of that color just to in our partners in the was say that things are being smuggled across the border to russia. what was it and you see so well there, right? yeah. but i still as a part of the yeah, also norwegian economist, arilyn boatman bjork that confirms this thing and they go, he has to trace the various routes over which sanctions, goods into russia. so you can actually stand with a truck in georgia, but if not to find yourself, russell crowe territory. and that because yet there's only one possible pass that's supposed to make any. according to buick fed, the data paints a very clear picture. have a look on on the tray. yeah, those are for russian. so we can actually see a goods interest show from so we can see what kind of built in on any t. oh, so pieces of goods. and then we also found some of the goods in russia. for example, drones would come ro, i mean being supported by western kind of for something solid rush. so is frontier, th

eye to this, but if you turn a blind eye to this, if you turn a blind eye to the constant shelling ofand recently it was in lviv with a lot of casualties, well, it means that these missiles will soon fly to you that's why you don't just open these doors, but put them in the right place and give ukraine the opportunity to enter all the doors, and interestingly, the day before , the detailed head of the gurmok kyrylo budanov of the main intelligence department of the ministry of defense gave an interview to the british well, he said about his expectations regarding the free senate summit, which will be held next week on july 11-12, he said that he had already seen some versions of the drafts of the speeches of the leading western politicians and said the following: he concluded that it is quite difficult for me to give credit to nato for a very simple reason the expectations of our society will not be met , said kyrylo bogdanov, according to him, he saw the drafts of the speech, he knows what the participants of the summit will say, have you seen the drafts of the speech, what can we ex

because i'm not sure what it's turning a blind is. so i may have, if you see a little bit of a color just to in our partners in the was say that things are being smuggled across the border to russia. what was it? and you see so well there right here, but i still as a part of the norwegian economist, airline bowman. beyond that confirms this and they go, he has to trace the various routes over which sanctions, goods into russia. so you can actually send the truck in georgia um but if i to find yourself, russell crowe territory and up because yeah is only one possible pass i suppose to make any according to buick fed, the data paints a very clear picture. i have a look on, on the tray. yeah, there was a russian so you can actually see a goods interest show from so we can see what kind of done in the home energy also pieces of this. and then we also found some of the goods in russia. for example, jerome should come ro, i mean being supported by west on campus, something solid rush. so is frontier that to western goods are going to russia

in ways that are not color blind. and that's why the majority's decision in using that language and using the 14th amendment is preposterous. and also, it depicts a reality that does not exist. especially for black people. i mean, i am a black serving member of congress, and when the police pull up behind my car and i'm not doing anything wrong, i begin to feel anxious, nervous, and uncomfortable. i am a father of three black children, and i worry about their safety, meaning of life or death every single day i sunbeam to school, some them to the store, or some them out into the community. because who knows might happen? there might be a mass shooter driven by -- replacement theory or some other form of discrimination that i experience on the campaign trail when i have people call me a piece of crap because i had the nerve to speak about racial injustices of black men. so america is not color blind, america has never been colour-blind, this decision is preposterous and will further segregate our nation and take away ac

because you're not sure what it's turning a blind is. so i made it difficult because of that color just to in our partners in the was say that things are being smuggled across the border to russia, more with it. and you see, so i've got, well, they're right here, but i still have the c has also norwegian economist, airline bozeman buick. that concerns this thing. and they go, he has to trace the various routes over which sanctions, goods into a russia. so you can actually stand with a truck in georgia, but if not to find yourself, russell crowe territory. and that because yet there's only one possible pass that's supposed to make any. according to buick fed, the data paints a very clear picture. have a look on, on the train. yeah, those are for russian. so you can actually see those interests out from so we can see what kind of done in organic g o. so pieces. okay. and then we also found some of the goods in russia. for example, drones should come ro, i mean being supported by western kind of for something solid rush. so it's frontier th

because the, uh, the nation, but it's turning a blind is. so i may have, if you see it all because of the color display in our partners in the was say that things are being smuggled across the border to russia. what was it and you see so well there, right? yeah, but i still, it's a part of the see has also norwegian economist airline bowman. the architect confirms this everything and they go, he has to trace the various routes over which sanctioned goods into russia. susan actually stand with a truck in georgia um but if not to find yourself, russell control territory and debt because yet there's only one possible pass that's supposed to make any. according to buick fed, the data paints a very clear picture. i have a look on on the tray. yeah, those are for russian. so you can actually see a goose from interruption from so we can see what have done in many t. oh, so pieces of goods. and then we also found some of the goods in russia. for example, jerome should come ro, i mean being supported by western kind of for something solid and rush. s

then it's likely that turning a blind eye is happening by design. is this your number of trucks waiting here seems suspicious to us? this isn't what a dropping exports from russia is supposed to look like. we'd like to know whether inspections are stricter since western sanctions were imposed. throws you with a georgians are done in 2 minutes and can drive on asia is nothing more nothing has changed. it's like it's always been nothing has changed. it would be possible. it's a georgia order label. sounds. there's a will say late charlie's face. you can check what is inside the box. uh uh, but i don't. i was like joe and joe cossack, so in order for us is neighbors to actually control or a limited space time for us to head back to the capital. on our journey across georgia, we found many loopholes for circumventing the imposed sanctions. many people profit from the increased trade volume, but the e u has just approved the further sanctions package. certain western exports will now be restricted in 3rd countries, such as because it's done armenia or ev

so there's a close to inspect the normal trucks that budget turn a blind eye to smuggler. so give me why, because i have this here is a special check point apartments where the georgian city of d lives on the disputed border with the because you see under international law, the territory belongs to georgia, but it's been under russian control since the early ninety's i don't many people, and i've kazi, i have russian citizenship for the sanctions. this means that anything that enters of katia is defacto in russia. that's why the disputed border here is so important . we can only film under cover. the officer wants to get rid of us. god that's, that's the show at the front of our little, our government knows about everything that's going on here. right? because the uh, the nation, but it's turning a blind is near the pc world because of that color. that's when our partner's in the was say that things are being smuggled across the border to russia. what was it and you see so well there, right? yeah, but i still, it's a part of the see has also norwegian economist airline bow

she then takes this blind plea.an you help us understand why she did that, why she accepted a plea not really knowing what the punishment would be? >> yeah, so, when our team started looking into this, we were really amazed at the lack of research around this thing called a blind plea. we know that in america, 90% of cases are actually adjudicated through plea bargain. that's how they finish. most people do not go to trial, but a lot of people had not heard this thing called blind plea, which is a type of leave bargain where you basically say i'm pleading guilty to this lesser charge. in a devon's case, it was manslaughter instead of murder. but i'm kind of leaving it up to the judge to decide my fate and rolling the dice here. she did not know if she would get 10 years or 20 years. ultimately, she got 15, but i think what we found disturbing about blind please is it is often dependent on their lawyer sort of knowing the judge. it feels almost like a good old boys club where it's like, i think this judge will do me

with the name vasily, according to the historical chronicle, leaving the baptismal font, he of this, blind for a short time, he regained his sight and exclaimed , now i know the true god and it seems that the blindness that fasted prince vladimir was such a humbling circumstance that made him understand that not everything was in his power. there is someone. whoever is stronger than him is wiser and directs his life in the right direction , the pagan prince submitted to an unknown god, who was late to them, like the christian god since then , the former pagan prince. vladimir himself actively contributed to the spread of the orthodox faith among the slavs, the church glorified the prince vladimir in the face of saints, as equal to the apostles , these are holy ascetics of piety, who in their lives served to preach the gospel and spread the christian faith among people. kings, princes who enlightened their people with the light of christ are often glorified precisely as early posts. so grand duchess olga, the grandmother of prince vladimir, became the first ruler of kievan rus to accept the

she was blind for a week just to understand how blind people live in moscow was friends with blind peoplealking. now she has tried on the role of a deaf man, how to live zhenya reincarnates, and you do not let her tell her wife, so the role is not mine, she also suits. marrying on the creative jelly everyone is trying to articulate. faster and help each other. i'm sorry, i'm used to nothing at all, in principle, i live like this every day. tell me about your feelings. that is, you are wearing headphones or some kind of bandage when was deaf. i was wearing headphones. i had special professional earplugs that we ordered, and there were noise headphones on top. it is only white noise, which simply buzzes in the ears and the first sensation. i just felt really bad from this noise at the end of my shift there for 10 hours with this noise. i just felt sick. i had a terrible headache already at home. this is how i lived for a week, of course, i ended up in a completely different world, when i was deaf, i went out into the streets and heard people and didn’t hear klim e i didn’t hear machines. i

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they help the blind, rescue people from the rubble, looking for drugs.g the epidemic the species was determined to be infected in an air gun. the dog always works where we can't cope. we are the training ground of the sixty-sixth training center of the engineering troops of the armed forces of russia, here we train the physical endurance of the dog, the ability to overcome any obstacles. vaineris 3 years her main task is to search for mines, dogs trained in this center go to the zone of their own, for example, they helped to clear the liberated mariupol and the tunnels, where ukrainian strongholds were equipped under the azovstal plant nationalists enter various bunkers into the basement. that is everything. this was already mined in order to, let’s say, delay or cause maximum damage, and it was the same for our troops during the great patriotic war, the dog dzhulbars discovered almost 7,500 mines, the orderly mukhtar saved more than 400 wounded red army soldiers and in the post-war period dogs even helped a person to explore the legendary space belka an

is on here is one example of so many young people have been in the kind of blind it or at least lost sight. you to you to so called bird shots. and they were taking part in protests and security forces shooting at them. and many i have eye injuries or have gone to hospitalized to be treated. and the thing has that. now we know that the reports say it might be about 1000 of cases. and these, let me quit public, does everything to prevent these cases from becoming public. but people like, as long as you are for them, it's very crucial to show their prototypes going on and, and we've spoken to many others also, especially young women also being targeted lots in their face and their eyes, but also in their breast and genitals. so this is a very systematic way to intimidate tentative dates the protestors and to silence them. but not only the protesters also the medical expense stance, and many doctors are afraid or scared to treat the wallet because they have to fear reprisals or arrests. and so many treat them in a yeah, secretly kind of and we know also that there has been a lot of civi

in ways that are not color blind. and that is why the majority's decision using that language and using the 14th amendment is preposterous, and also detects a reality that does not exist, especially for black people. i am a black, sitting member of congress and when the police pull up behind my car and i'm not doing anything wrong i begin to feel anxious, nervous, and uncomfortable. i am a father of three black children, and i worry about their safety, meaning life or death, every single day i send them to school, send them to the store, or send them out into the community because, who knows what might happen, there might be a mass shooter driven by the great replacement theory, or some other form of discrimination that i experience on the campaign trail when i had people call me a piece of crap because i had the nerve to speak about racial injustice as a black man. so america is not color blind, america has never been colour-blind, this decision is preposterous and will further segregate our nation and take away acce

in the competition. and 2 bronze medals after winning 12 colorful medals, the veterans, disabled, blind and partially sighted runners of our country returned to the country, more than one hundred and three foreign countries had participated in such difficult and heavy competition venues, and the level of mohammadullah katwazi, iranians of tabriz, special pen. our dear leader and mr. jovani was the winner of 101 gold and silver coins for the head of the blind and partially sighted throwing ministry of information and discus throwing iran's silver medal in the javelin throwing. all left i was at the world championships, so many athletes had won 3 silver medals. here, four athletes won gold and silver. the country's veteran and disabled athletes won, which means they were ready because the competitions were held at a high level, and the single silver medal in the javelin throw and the paralympic quota. in the weight curtain for athletics children, the world record was set in this competition in different subjects. in 2007, 8 meters and 42 cm . we were 17 years old when we did not break the

so being blind to their racial position is being blind to their experience.nk that that ideology of color blindness is part of the larger denial about racism in france. and that's also for france a way to get away with something that also happened here. what i hear the most when i speak, when i try address race in france is that i'm importing something that doesn't belong to france and doesn't belong to the u.s. and it's a narrative that france tells toi itself, that we do no have any problem with race. >> yeah, but that's obviously clearly not true. now, here in the u.s., the killing of george floyd became a transformational moment for the country in many ways. do you expect this to be similar in france? >> i'm not so sure. i think that there is still a divide. and they released a statement a few days ago, that france has to deal with its profound problem with racism, and that statement was dismissed by the french government, saying that there was no problem of racism in the police. so i think the country is still not ready to address the problem of race. pe

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rather the blinding strobing light that seems to power right through closed blinds. the x was constructed quickly, according to beal, a crew was working on it for just a few days before it was complete. the problem is, according to the city of san francisco's department of building, inspections complete tracking website, the sign was built without the proper permits or city approval. the website says inspectors were turned away by twitter representatives twice in the last three days while trying to inspect the sign, though, twitter officials have said the sign is temporary. elon musk has not specifically commented on the new controversial sign. we've reached out to san francisco officials and x officials for comment. neither responded to our request for an interview in san francisco, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu fox two news. two women were stabbed. one of them killed. and what investigators describe as an isolated domestic violence case . the san mateo county sheriff's office says deputies found the two women inside a home on fair oaks avenue in redwood city around 12

it's a medical condition that should be accommodated at work -- pete: time blindness? joey: yes.ing. >> i just wanted to know are there accommodations for people struck with time blindness being on time, you know? and then the person i was with interrupted and asked like i was asking something -- acted like i was asking something else, and when we were done, they said accommodations for time blindness don't exist. i think a culture where workers are just cut off because they struggle being on time when there's other solutions we can look to, i think anybody who thinks it's just okay to treat people like that, yeah, that culture needs to be dismantled. joey: yeah, listen -- [laughter] she got served up a truth bomb, and it hurt her feelings. listen, i can respect the a fact, when i lost my legs, it takes me a lot longer to do things, and it took me years to ajust to that. but the first alarm clock was inevented in america 1787. we've had mechanisms to help us out -- pete: how did george washington know how to be on time? by the way, the tiktok handle for her is chaotic philosopher

the german branch of the red cross, in order to continue working in germany, they really turned a blind to the fact that their cars were used, including as a gas chamber. some swiss lawyer found it. these documents were published, too, there were hearings. eh, all this is discussed in parliament, but again, it is not submitted for such a wide public discussion and somehow in discourse. it seems to be marginalized. ah, that is, it is not customary to talk about it, as if talking in good society spoil the mood or spoil the reputation of these companies after the war in the united states, the time has come, which today is called the golden one america managed to overcome the consequences of the great depression and significantly increase economic performance. the us emerged the least weakened from world war ii, and first, of course, europe was destroyed. and the soviet union, which gave a lot , was also in a difficult state. and the us economy came out updated, and they, uh, were able to implement the marshall plan and tie it to economic and political europe, and their industry received an

why are you blind? a blind creature, somehow i didn't want to hang myself like that, the rope could not stand it, but i 'm used to it. wang where are you? we met after a long separation to meet to express gratitude to the heroes who saved them from the fascist plague. or not? in other words, shit. let's go what are you handless, or what? get up father came, get up. and where i did not get into with you. it was a moment of weakness. forget it. god, what can be done. well ok, if you don't kill, you'll kill. he has a gun , it is the wild nature of his terrible matches , it may very well be that he will even shoot you. so you came to me no, you're married to extracurricular work so will offer to drink will scold communists, scold communists, scolds a democrat, let's not serve flies, don't talk puffy at rvd 154, and there let's do it. i wanted to hang, the rope broke. now it means that ivan dyakova was sonya's daughter , a late child. dad, i have to seriously talk to you twice. sonya presented her suitors to

leaders of the blind, blind guides who drag along, and then we will talk about mr.t do you think is in his head? he also understands that well, how to say, well, to put it vulgarly, it’s not fashionable now. shut up about russia, i’m not saying anymore approving the russians and simply being silent about russia somehow society and the congregation - this will not be welcomed by at least the majority of the flock , the future also tells, then in this church what is going on in his head here, we have to somehow accept some you understand, i hear this question very often and it was to him that i wanted to get an immediate answer from metropolitan onufriy himself . since i know where the residence is, it's easy for me they put me outside the door, he didn't bother to meet and talk with me, we asked the guards to go outside the territory of the monastery in the pheophany, on this, as they say, our acquaintances ended. what will happen to the uoc under the leadership of metropolitan onufriy, if he, even today, when there is still a certain possibility to grab at least som

and we continue to move forward as a color blind society. >> a color blind society -- that concept wasion to strike down race conscious admissions policies last week. now, the campaign trail and elsewhere, the takeaway seems to be, we have achieved some kind of colour-blind nevada, that race conscious social inequity inequities, disenfranchised white people. so, we should be race neutral or colour-blind. presidential candidate mike pence suggests. to bolster his argument and the majority opinion last week, chief justice john roberts cited, jim crow justice john marshall harlan, and then often core called the great dissenter. roberts appointed to a specific section of harlan's dissent in ferguson case in 1896 as a separate but equal case. haaland wrote, our constitution is color blind and neither tolerates glasses among citizens. and in part for that reason, the court find affirmative action in violation of the 14th amendment equal protection. 14t amendment equal protection but that roberts majority opinion happened to skip this part of harlan's 1896 dissent right before the color-blind

when in fact, it is about being blind to history. being blind to data.o empirical evidence about disparities. being blind to the strength and that diversity brings to classrooms, to boardrooms. >> what have you been hearing from your fellow black leaders and influencers about the supreme court decisions? because i almost feel what you're announcing tonight when we go out there is all more necessary based on this decision. but what have you been hearing? >> i mean, what i've been hearing is a reflection of what the vice president has been saying. this is a reminder to all of us that we have an activist supreme court, and that court is denying our history. that's what this is. you know, black americans especially need to recognize that we are moving backwards. we have a court that is stripping away our fundamental principles and denying our history. you know, the global black economic forum is a place for black leaders and other leaders who are supporting issues that affect black and brown people, not to just discuss social and economic justice, but also t

so many things i doing are me blind. i am doing are making me blind. know where list them i don't know where list them all. i can't list them all right now. them. there's now. i can't list them. there's only found those who only two they found those who lived in warmer regions were up to nearly 50, more likely to suffer serious vision impairment compared to those in cooler places. i'm going to go out on a limb here and say, i don't believe this. yeah, simply believe this. yeah, i simply don't it. read the don't believe it. i've read the story. another story story. it's another story full of statistics about of numbers and statistics about people who live closer to the equator are probably not wearing sunglasses they should. but sunglasses when they should. but we beings . we are we are human beings. we are supposed feet the supposed to have our feet on the ground, the above our head . ground, the sun above our head. >> yeah. what was particularly ridiculous one hotter ridiculous is that one hotter countries often poorer. so countries are often poorer.

if i am going to blind and i'm going to make me u.s. forces, i'm going to rely on direct dissent asap, and co-orbiting asap to go over the keynote san orban. what epstein ultimately doing a cyberattack to hopefully disrupt the command and control elements, in that domain. and then i would do that because i need immediate feedback on whether i'm successful before we proceed. i would rate direct ascent, co-orbital as the most serious threat, followed by directed energy and cyber attack. >> that's very good. it leads to a following discussion in the context of how we best counter that, which rapidly gets us into a discussion of preemptive attack and means to negate those physical mains, perhaps using nonlethal effects. which is kind of interesting because to take what you said, if i understand a rate, what i can be assured of measuring is lethal direct dissent. it's just like some of us have talked before. if you're going to go against an adversary, it will he kadri dave's off of it. we'll take adversary attacks and your physical force is