just two years earlier in a case called mobile bolden. it was a challenge to the very common of government across the south and under the voting rights act and the 14th amendment. city councils had largely been elected at large rather than from districts. it was a pretty way to guarantee even cities with large black population was and mobile at the time had the second largest black population. alabama would not be able to actually elect black represented isvs and then in turn that resources flow only to white communities. these are places so racially polarized, even a white candidate who tried to form coalitions with a with the black community would lose. this was but it was also completely in tension till you go back and you look at alabama's 1901 state constitu mission, which actually states it was enshrined to create whites supremacy through every legal means possible. there are contemporaries, contemporaneous letters to the editor in newspapers from back then that make it very clear what the intent of these of these elections were. a

just two years earlier in a case called mobile bolden. it was a challenge to the very common of government across the south and under the voting rights act and the 14th amendment. city councils had largely been elected at large rather than from districts. it was a pretty way to guarantee even cities with large black population was and mobile at the time had the second largest black population. alabama would not be able to actually elect black represented isvs and then in turn that resources flow only to white communities. these are places so racially polarized, even a white candidate who tried to form coalitions with a with the black community would lose. this was but it was also completely in tension till you go back and you look at alabama's 1901 state constitu mission, which actually states it was enshrined to create whites supremacy through every legal means possible. there are contemporaries, contemporaneous letters to the editor in newspapers from back then that make it very clear what the intent of these of these elections were. a

kept in the thirty -third-thirty-fifth years, in such an important period of his life, the second bolden autumn, the thirty-third year, the queen of spades, the bronze horseman, this diary exists. in different editions, now there is such a book, this is a modern edition, beautiful, it was published in ninety-seventh year by the publishing house of the 3rd century, this is also pushkin's diary, but we all the time i repeat to you, our esteemed interlocutors, that the author of this book not pushkin, the author of this book, the compilers, the commentators, so when you just type on the internet... a strict factographer, he has an extensive commentary, but more oriented towards a specialist, in moscow a whole team did all this, these are names known to philologists, georgievskiy, spiranskiy, sovodnik, shaternikov, this was a commentary not so extensive in factual completeness, but more oriented towards the reader: what should the republisher do, what should the one who is going to publish this book now do, or maybe... but you see the history of collective reading classic text, this is the f

but of course, bolden kindly that you more i attended that joint press conference between the commission president and then you, craig, and present, to joins us not from key. welcome, catalina, what else did we learn from the 2 leaders? well feel um one of the main reasons why we just heard it in that sound bite. why missed funder lion is hearing to you? of is to give that promise to ukraine, that they will help them restore those 80 percent that have been destroyed in their power grid here. and ukraine. she also said by the european union, the aims to cover 25 percent of, of all the energy needs assessment that ukraine will have this winter. and for that, we have to consider not only that, 80 percent of the energy grid has been destroyed by russia, but that in the only 2 weeks people will start to heat their homes because the winter is coming. that was one of the main announcements. but there is more, right, i did present zalinski seemed happy with what a seal of on the line came down offering. or he was certainly happy because one of the other announcements failed is that the european

however, we have to be very good and that russia feels and bolden enough to to be so close. and this, this does bring up the question of how secure that green ford or uh from you, praying through romania is going to be as we go forward. and before i let you go, i just wanna be clear on this. the ship is attacked was not in what's considered the secure shipping route that ukraine created along the coast after rush of pulled out of the black sea greenville last year. so can you think of a reason why the ship would veer off course, or unfortunately, the absence of farm does not mean the absence of danger, but the absence of farm sometimes makes us complacent. and so i don't know why that ship would be outside of that. other than that beer has not been in attack of the last incident, really was last august with the onboarding of the super open heading into ukraine. and so this has been at a time of a few incidents, very few with tax on commercial shipping. and we've only seen one incident that even comes close to this level of hostility towards back commercial shipping. and that

the logistics, vincent, all well, uh you can inside the dental directory. physically, bolden and other east europe and guntee are full. they can spike uh, you know, they can give a lot of data on so that the bill is generated. i can see up, again slide on the us and you get to that. the poor thing is the water can also get all the fine and could not on the escalated beach can also become new global thing . don't solve some new come up and being used by it. let's see. i gave the feed that deck on top the why did that you are escalating the one and did you give this permission to get in? do you do it too long ago? do you happen? did it all job? i've done it. it's a slot lee of what can say up overboard strategy, not allowing americans the to be your the, what's the gallery. uh, he has been doing that. he was, he said that you get one from the dominator of been going to be your resume is gone . so i don't know if they maybe glued what practice if you were able to dig deep inside what's yeah, done. gotcha. let it be a the, let's you don't watch it. and at the end of last year with that, bu

bolden, $750.00 teachers and professors have also been killed. meanwhile, 92 percent of gaza schools are out of service of to being damaged or destroyed and is really a tax. and could diary has moved from their umbrella in central garza. this used to be a place of learning, but now it's a place of refuge families have came here from across, causal seeking shelter from is there any bombs, children here are lucky to be alive, but they know they are missing out on the life they should be living at home i as i recall the last day at school, it was the 1st day we were supposed to resume lessons the following saturday. all of a sudden it was cool. now it's been almost a year and i'm still out of school. we were not able to finish out studies. i missed my school too much to out the building. there are reminders of a loss. education medium often thinks about a time when her day revolved around school. now it revolves around survival. supplies are short and she does what she can to help her family. going to be there instead of waiting for the school day in the morning, we lined up for walter

so if prompts has gone from the youngest, probably minnesota, and it's bolden history, gabriela, tall, who was with what he was. the point to the beginning of the year was $34.00. he resigned in july, but stayed on an acad, take a capacity. and now i'm more than twice his age. michel bonnie, is the new prime minister dear, can i start with? you will go into all the political detail in a moment, but you will, they're in power. so i want to get them news in paris. how people are responding to this. we hear, they're all big protests taking place. are there any people who are in seems the aspect to think this isn't? it's in small choice. hi, thanks for having me. yes, i've just come from the protests of a 1000 of us. the lot of people there and the overwhelming mood seems to be now angry or appointments and quite a bit of confusion. i think we'll see in the next hour, actually how many people product to this protest in paris and across the country. i think some people are necessarily teased. i think, you know, the republican party getting to see one of this historic members become pm, eve

the is, are all attacks 11 on for a fixed day despite coal. squarespace, 5 bytes allies, bolden, 700 people have been killed since monday. the is there a lie from the hall? also coming up. we report from central garza, which is rarely bombardment, has hit tense, sheltering displays, palestinians in a hospital compound. you can see the scale of disruption, and this is the messiah that has been used to attack this very densely populated area. bull fighting between sea dogs, ministry, and the rapids support forces the day off to the army celebration of games in the capital culture. and japan has a new prime minister for the defense minister. she gary she but has one of his parties. leadership, right? the, as well as defense minister you i've got and says he's country will intensify, efforts against his for his comments come mid more attacks in lebanon, 9 members of the same family were killed in a strike on the town of shabba in the border with syria for children among the dead . meanwhile, in israel 2 people suffered minor injuries and the city of haifa onto rockets were fired from leb

as this freedom was one at the cost of approximately $3000000.00 deaths. bolden, 10000000 displaced and 200000 women raped many at the hands of b. is the mist militants led by dramatic e as law me. whereas religious minorities, including hindus bodies, christians, and the muddy muslims has been attacked by g massey as law me. and this subsidiary is law, may structure, should be its, as the result of which hundreds of homes have been damaged, shops damaged or lucid in temples vandalized. whereas dramatically as long as the members have been links without guide to the town of i'm yes, a convenient me a goals. washington's role in the atrocities described in the resolution as during that time is the same with us to practice. stone is cold war ally in violation of a congressional owns embargo. gmc, this allow me was banned as bangladesh secured independence in 1971. however, it started political activity again. a few years later, the organization linked to the most in brotherhood as long played i provocative road in the country. with many, including the recently i will say, prime is to shak

again, having also so you paid in full suzan, bolden of 450 ukrainian soldiers have been lost. now the defense ministry also details signal systems. the sauce has a special military operations, $650.00 calls more than $30000.00 u. i b's have been lost and more than 18000 times. this is including, of course there is a western supply turn some bullets u haul, whether it is uh, the sofa, gang changes received off in flames on the box. okay. now, with the ukranian capitulation, particularly in the other, the house being some cause for concern from kids. now they've made some reorganizations the uh, the come on the old uh, the full season charged with defending blood. yvonne yvonne vinegar that he's being assigned to being replaced by alex on document. uh now this has raised eyebrows across in keyboard one, you crated and paid. so well. this is a surprise appointment, giving his even vote, but in obligations of corruption when he was in charge of enlistment in odessa. now all of this comes at a time when vladimir is a landscape where he's made a trip to america, and he's visited the

certainly these ready prime minister returning from new york extremely and bolden and saying that the fight against has, butler will continue. and there will still be difficult days head. so stephanie, what else are we hearing from the leadership inside israel and how united are all the different players? and we haven't really heard from anyone this morning. we do know that they are probably meeting the security and political cabinet. we're supposed to meet this evening that's been moved to tomorrow. so there's certainly a lot of consultations going on today when you're asked me about the support. there is not some support for the war on hedge fund that from these really public, from across the political spectrum. everybody supports this, where hezbollah has really been seen by his radios as a stretch to as well. um, this is also of course something dot net and you know, plays very much on justifying all the, you know, the weight is real, carries out its mitchell operations because it is self defense against what is and exist central's direct. whether it's how much, whether it's hezbo

pipeline right. us laugh, sikorsky managed to laugh at all off when called out by russian pranksters, bolden, alexis, what do you think about north street too? so those thing too, they trying to, uh, the trying to accuse us of this problem. but oh, wow. wow, you know, a lot from the way we feel about it. whoever did it did, they did a good job and we now know that the americans had advanced knowledge of it. yeah, ended up as well as the year olds by were no closer to actually knowing who found out, who did the dastardly deed and severed the euro from cheap, reliable rushing gas with the age old maxim of queen bono, who benefits is probably the best place to begin and, and one thing is for sure, and that's the fact that it's the european citizen of their hard press. people of all those countries that will feel the pinch this winter while far away in a toasty oval office box are probably be slept, and big celebrations are going on for a job. well, don't as well that i was up this new that was good to have be with us here on our see international for some great braking and so is here on, on the

become a i a state that really does it, it goes into national and it feels it's in empower named bolden to continue what it's doing. sadly, because it is been protected by the part from states like the us for instance, which divides all protection, please read in the us and, and i mean prevents at the national criticism please. right. and so certainly, i mean they, they will not change this, this discourse on this, the field the precautions and we're not 30th. which is exactly why the palestinian authority has released the statement asking the international community to implement the resolution instead of already in place to stop as well behaving this way. including the latest resolution or the un general assembly. which version of wellman lee to ask israel demanding as well, and it's what it's called unlawful presence in the occupied palestinian territories . but again, how much of a situation, how much of a situation we're in now is because there's been a lack of action. and as, as well, face is increasing international pressure and condemnation. do you see that having an impact on am

and it's guy emboldened scan, bolden, real threats to app. and i think this needs to be dealt with seriously. and, and i blame the current people in power. there's a lot of negative rhetoric right now. i think uh, you know, people are painting different sides and is the worst possible light that they can. i think that goes both ways and i think the reality is things aren't as bad as people are making it out there and i was desperate. i think they are, like i've heard some people say either one that gets in the office in office. i don't think it's going to be the end of the world. i mean, this guy is gonna fall on that down. listen to the issues. both are constants on the gun shots rang out on tuesday morning and the molly and it capital a militant groups from florida, they attacked the police station. and the main international airport. the black plumes of smoke can be seen rising over bama cohen surgeons from part of life targeted at least one military police space in the city. its hackers have affordably been repelled and no casualties were

not reported around $60000000000.00 in sales, and johnson and johnson rating. bolden, $85000000000.00. joining us not from atlanta in italy is andrew father. he's the head of global public health initiatives for oxford in berlin, and a senior fellow at ox with boss and school. good to have you with us. i just want the drugs cost so much in the united states. when the u. s. has a different system from many other parts of the world. i'm only based in the u. k. and we have a, a, a institute code nice to recognize these things and puts things through a mechanism to west. i won't be effective messes us doesn't have that kind of centralized monopoly control or pricing. so what you just described is a kind of an innovation on that you have to find go through the new regulation update of at the level of the government. do you have to put asked to put to an act in order to do this. so this is meant if you just clear up to the price that's like twice the cost of what it costs the patient in the, in the country like from, for example, i don't deal with say that you read us is a really quite medi

joining us on today's inside. stories of prompts has gone from the youngest prime minister in it's bolden history, gabriela tall, who was when he was a point to the beginning of the year, was $34.00. he resigned in july, but stayed on an acad take a capacity, and now i'm more than twice his age. michel bonnie, is the new prime minister dear and can i start with you? we'll go in to look at the school detail in a moment, but you will, they're in power. so i want to get the mood in paris. how people are responding to this. we hear, they're all big protests taking place. are there any people who are in susie asked, dick, whose think this isn't? it's inspired choice. hi, thanks for having me. yes, i've just come from the protest of the president of the lot of people there. i mean, the overwhelming mood seems to be now anger and his appointment's done quite a bit of confusion. i think we'll see in the next hour actually, how many people so that was for the comparison across the country. i think some people are necessarily teased. i think, you know, the republican party getting to see one of thi

and it's, i mean, bolden to continue doing what's looking garza so now some elements in the government and the army say, why not them for the same tactics. i'm putting it to the west bank and continue achieving this big project which is displacement building supplemental system. and the good thing about this page, i think design is, i mean to have that project to do with a big kind of for doing it because no one is able to stop them. literally no one, it's a state of all the single unpredicted by key bought for all nice and we are, the situation is we've been saying there are no international repercussions for, for the actions. and guys are now seemingly in the ok, 5 west bank as well. we've seen huge proteas uh over the last few dies in tel aviv against then you know, who and his actions and the, i guess the lack of action on getting a 65 deals. do you think that's going to have any effect at all or so you just going to continue doing what he wants and trying to delay a deal for as long as possible. so don't this the most stations going to be effective under 2 conditions? if, if, if t

catastrophically wrong and biden is kamala harris don't understand is increasing the chance of war and elmore boldensrough strength and if your old boss, donald trump, was in the white house, there would be in war in ukraine and i don't think october 7 happened because our enemies were afraid of donald trump and sadly they are not afraid of the current commander in chief, and they're emboldened. larry: our defense budget keeps going in real terms as share of gdp and now formed below 3% and reagan, to use the benchmark during the cold war as he crusaded against soviet union and communism, that's 6% and that's the kind of thing we have to do if we are to protect ourselves. >> it proved incredible sound fiscal investment and won the colder war without fire ago shot. you know in my office, the dominant feature is a painting of reagan standing in front of the gate with the words tear down this wall. the most important words any leader uttered in times and the stronger america is, the less likely sending sons and daughters into harp's way and we need to invest and invest in technology and it's phenomenal.

statements that they are going to continue fighting israel, that nasrallah's death is going to em bolden them and strengthen them, and the second in tel aviv in two days. back to you. neil: so many proxies, so little time. nate foy, thank you so much. lieutenant general with us, the first deputy chief of staff for intelligence and reconnaissance. he knows of what he speaks. it's interesting, general, there is the cockroach theory on these perpetrators, one goes and another takes its place, and that's what israel has to look forward to and they're going after the cockroaches. where does it stand in your eyes? >> i think that taking out nasrallah is the forces to decapitate his leadership into chaos and they'll keep doing that. part of the message and what you see unfolding is the complete penetration and understanding of the hezbollah organization and, yeah, if they need to continue to take out cockroaches, they'll continue to do so, but i think the capabilities that have been demonstrated plays directly into israel's strategy to create the conditions to get the nearly 70,000 israelis in

richard moore, the head of mi6, referring to that typically, aisha's and bolden but the ukrainians and saying they changed the narrative bill burns joining him saying calling that was a significant tactical achievement. in fact, likening it to the moment where yevgeny prigozhin took his wagner forces towards moscow and how it exposed the vulnerabilities of the putin military concerns about them too, i think about sabotage around europe by russia, intelligence forces who returned more described as being a bit feral in their behavior and i think also an interesting moment too, and they were asked about the support russia is getting for its war in ukraine from china, and how they in fact said at this point richard moore said they don't think that either agency has seen direct evidence of the provision of weapons from china to ukraine, but they see a lot of things just short of that. and bill burns dodging the question really about whether or not iran has sent ballistic missiles. but i think you're just hearing there from nick in israel, the key question here about bill burns is personal r

while former nasa administrator and former astronaut and retired marine general charles bolden joins us now from arlington, virginia. good to have you with us good to be with you, lynda, how are you doing i'm well, i'm well, so it was good watching the starliner land just last hour. >> it was six hours after leaving the iss without its astronaut crew how would you describe that landing? >> i thought it was picture perfect as your previous guests, both terry virts and miles o'brien commented, it was the kind of landing that i think most of us expected. and the only only thing that we would have liked to have seen different would have to had he had a crew onboard, but that was not to be so talk to us about that decision. was it the right decision to leave the crew on the international space station? >> you know, lynda, i have been away from nasa since 2016, 2017, and i'm no longer privy to the meetings and the decision-making goes on, so i wouldn't dare second guessed the team i'll add one thing that the miles o'brien talked about a little bit earlier, but we have the benefit of rememb

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arguing that if putin wins, he may be elmore boldened to move further into other countries and you'dso just before the break and how would you do that? i want to ask you a very simple question tonight: do you want ukraine to win this war? >> i want the war to stop. i want to save lives that are being uselessly, people being killed by the millions, it's the millions -- so much worse than the numbers that you're getting, which are fake numbers. look, we're in for $250 billion or more because they don't ask europe, which is a much bigger beneficiary to getting this done than we are. they're in for $150 billion less because biden and you don't have the courage to ask europe like i did with nato paying hundreds of billions of dollars when i say either you pay up or we're not protecting you anymore. that might be one of the reasons they don't like me as much as weak people. take a look at what's happening, we're in for 250-$275 billion. they're up to $100-150. they should be forced to equalize. with that being said, i want to get the war settled and i know zelensky very well and putin very

our allies are under attack, our adversaries in bolden, and america embarrassed on the world stage. in fact, even being forced to evacuate seven embassies during this administration. biden and kamala inherited a country with the most -- they flung our orders wide open to the largest invasion of the illegal aliens our country has ever seen. the legal -- have gone on to murder and rape citizens, including hundred 58 democrats who voted against deporting illegals who are here, murdering , assaulting, and are also pedophiles, harming our women and girls. biden and -- a woman and a mentally ill man in a dress. of all of joe and kamala's many failings, i would like to focus my five and today on immigration. will be quick. during her failed 2020 presidential campaign, well before her coup against joe biden, kamala harris completed an aclu candidate questionnaire outlining her policy positions. i would like to examine a few of her responses and how they have informed her work as borders are -- mr. chairman, i would like to enter into the record this questionnaire, aclu rights for all candid