blue cross blue shield resolve quite after us. how speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan in august. beijing scrapped its agreements with washington on tackling climate change. but following monday's meeting at the world's 2 biggest greenhouse gas emitters have re committed to cooperate. biden said, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin will soon visit china, vowing to avoid conflict and keep communication channel wide open. ukrainian president vladimir lensky has called the liberation of his son, the beginning of the end of the war during a surprise visit to the city. harrison was recaptured by ukrainian forces on friday . after russian troops withdrew to the other side of that in the pro river. the city had been under occupation for 8 months. russia annexed his own and the surrounding area after a sham referendum in september. willow, to me as a lansky, came to the liberated city to deliver a message of hope and defiance to chill. oh, it was not very pleasant. when i saw the number of destroyed houses, the number of destroyed caf

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there's no electricity and no water and no sign that russia is going to stop any time soon with blue cross blue bid today was the scary his name. it was very loud and terrifying. you could hear the strikes so many wake them so many houses ruined. people have nowhere to live, no where to sleep. it's cold. i can't explain. and you've been what phone you were also human beings. around 70 missiles were launched by russia this time around reeking more damage on ukraine's already crippled energy system. here in the cap at so many have lost power and the cities mer says at least 80 percent of residents have been left without water. and they are not alone. cities right across ukraine are dealing with blackouts and problems with water supplies. in the wake of the attack, ukraine's president's address the un security council in new york insisting it's time for the well to act owing me, their cd. what russia wants to achieve with such strikes should not cause confusion anywhere in the world. took him older and energy, tara is comparable to the use of weapons of mass destruction. we must, all right, when t

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blue banana or a blue, java banana banana ice cream or vanilla banana. this plant appeared in nature by crossing two species that were created by nature - this is a pointed banana muse of cuminata and bananas. well, for the fight xiang. and even the russian climate is a stranger, it turns out, not a hindrance, lyudmila proves that after retiring, the music teacher decided to equip the garden, not in russian traditional motives with bursts of cucumbers around potatoes, but taking a note unattainable or even incomprehensible to fellow countrymen. the first planting such bananas in the kuban bananas of the kuban bananas of the kuban than not a cover of kalinka. look how thick the trunk is, a very good strong trunk has been growing for 1.5 years. we will collect soon harvest tropical guest, proved to be picky growing. no worse than compote apple trees. just don’t cook and save it in the winter. yes, they don’t even lie there for a couple of weeks, they deteriorate very quickly. actually, this is why the fruits do not reach russia and do not appear on our shelves, because they do not lie for long. well, yes, they are about four days old and that's it. however, from lyudmila from the krasnodar territory to the moscow apartment of the correspondent katya, a quiet express parcel flew in a day, well, katya. tell me how they are, otherwise no one else in the editorial office perepadet, probably, i understand that blue in short supply in russia. well, why are there so few of them, why are they not blue, although no, a slight shade, you can still notice, they say that it 's all about this, here are the waxes that cover the peel. by the way, he paints his hands. maybe they just got out of the way. well, call the blue banana with a stretch, but they justified it, but it is also called banana ice cream. we must try to argue forever. which side to peel the banana, but i usually do. that's right, the truth is they don't are cleaned, probably, the skin is too thin, they say to taste. they should be similar. live on a vanilla dessert. it doesn't even smell here. it 's more like something. apple has a very strongly herbal taste. maybe they are immature. and really ripe blue bananas look. otherwise, they are the same as ordinary yellow ones, yes, and in taste, that unripe green-blue, that, poured in the jungle, yellow fruits are disappointed with such yes, ice cream, far from it. vanilla ice cream tastes noth

blue dark at the crossing weight for ian and 2034. comparisons to work green and ernest hemingway and andrej the third describe green on blue as finesterary day abuse i've ever witnessed. his second novel dark of the crossing one of the first major works of fiction. so address civil war and nominated for a book award i say elliot has best bio of anyone i ever introduced that's also so incredible. socr tonight elliot is here to discuss his new book the fifth act history of the american invasion and occupation of afghanistan as well as elliot personal reflection on his own efforts to aid in evacuation efforts of former colleagues and other afghan nationals during the fall of kabul. our conversation partner this evening kathy is a st. louis based contributor for the clank where she reports on national security. she previously served as an editor at world politics review and she's the author of the book the helpers. profiled from the frontline of the pandemic. so now please help me welcome elliot acuraman and kathy. [applause] hello. hello. what are you doing -- elliot. welcome to st. louis we're glad to have you. >> very good to be here

blue countries. they've been voting democratic for 50 years, and they crossed over to vote for donald trump. you see what trump did. these are border counties, along pennsylvania, energy is a big deal up there. blue collar workers. they trap into what donald trump was talking about. better than 50% there. youngtown, it's tighter, but still he academy out a victor there. 71%. so come back here now to 20 -- what year are we in? 2022. okay. so this is how it's breaking down. all right? up in the same part of the state that i just showed you, you see how blue it is. okay? let's go in here and see how many -- okay. you're a quarter of the vote. ryan has a slight lead there. you're at a third of the vote here. 60% there. let's pop over here. >> is dewine winning those counties? >> great question. let me check that. i haven't gone there yet. hang with me. let's do the same exercise. dewine won in stark county. tim ryan, where he's from, at 56%. >> thank you. you know ohio. >> results from key florida house races we can call now. maria salazar, florida 27, she's a winner down there in florida. the balance of power in the house, we can take a look at it, and it's a big win, i mean it's not small, you can see. the majority is 218. we have a lot of white to take care of there. red, blue. >> lots to fill in. we've got all night. we'll be right back. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? we found a way to make bathing safer with a kohler walk-in bath. a kohler walk-in bath provides a s

novels green on blue, dark at the crossing, waiting for ian and 2030 for garnering comparisons to the work of graham greene and earnest hemingway, andre debuts the third described green on blue as one of the finest literary debuts i have ever witnessed. his second novel, dark of the crossing, was one of the first major works of fiction to address the syrian civil war and was nominated for a national book award. so i always say that eliot has the best bio of anyone i ever introduced. it's awesome, though. incredible. so tonight, eliot is here to discuss his new book, the fifth act a history of the american invasion and occupation of afghanistan, as well as personal reflections on his own efforts to aid in the evacuation efforts of former colleagues and other afghan nationals during the fall of kabul. our conversation partner this evening, kathy gilsenan, is a st louis based contributor for the atlantic, where she often reports on national security. she previously served as an at world politics review and she is the author of the book the helpers profiles from the frontlines of the pandemic. so now, please help me welcome eliot ackerman and kathy gilsenan. hello. hello, how ar