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you're awesome someone will say, you're smart, brave someone. will tell us not at the chalk and onlyt important will tell you to hear you are awesome and awesome. who will say, you are smart and brave, and someone will say absolutely inept and only the most important will say what you heard. you are awesome. you awesome, and someone will say, you are smart, brave , inept, and only the most important will say that you are awesome. good evening, petya , in this we need our own and write down notes and we can distribute our love. do not know somewhere aloud light will judge us, only the sky in this song of yours on earth, we will go to our children. maybe you want it too in this song of yours to the end. we will reach our children know and love saves. and black and white stripes have long been visible in our space. who knows what is with us and where we fly for centuries to the end to go to our god this is all that the lord has given us a cabin for us and will go with each other on earth, so that our children, lord, and her death , too, will not reach the end of your time. and may every

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today, the names of 4433 brave men and women will be read during our roll call.t each name represents a life lost, a life that ended too soon. each name represents someone's mother or father, their spouse or a brother or sister, son or daughter, a friend. these brave officers gave their lives to protect our safety and the safety of the communities that they served. to the families and friends and the fellow officers of these heroes, we know while we have no words or action that could lessen your loss or take away the pain, we hope that with today's service that we are able to bring some measure of comfort in knowing that your law enforcement family stands with you. thousands of law enforcement officers have gathered to honor your loved ones and to recognize their service and sacrifice, and your sacrifice. joseph campbell said, a hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than one's self. every day our law enforcement across our country put on the uniform complete of loved ones and they go out into our communities to do something bigger than

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[000:00:00;00] the village of jozem, khorsand and shahr babak hosted this brave kurdish man for 7 years. the great hardship of working in kerman province makes mohammad javad smile. he was always smiling and kind when in july 1974, in the name of god almighty, he died. this father and ali kurd have been blessed with abundance of blessings. 16 father-son relationship, the relationship of a son has felt that the father is a solid mountain for support, and for you, consider that you feel a solid mountain behind you, your warm chest between the support. yes, you see one night, it is not anymore after 1380 mohammad javad abdul maleki together with his family, he returned to his hometown in kurdistan, always proud, and he served in sanandaj police station on 14th of shahrivar 81 , and gave a charming daughter to aziz mohammad javad, who made him very happy. playing the games that they always played on me and my brother, i learned about one. i wanted my brother to succeed for these people, but unfortunately, when i was admitted to the university, in which the martyr sarafraz mohammad javad abd

the braves belong to liberty media. an infamous complex structure. you play the raves and the real estate and surrounding stadium. i told you i liked it but waiting for a pullback sure enough, the stock fell from 29 last subpoena to 25 last june since then, it caught fire climbing all the way to $39 and change today now 35% since my initial recommendation again, the s&p 500 was down 9% over the same period it caught fire because late last year liberty media announced plans to fully spin off the braves creating an independent company called atlanta braves holdings it should be finished by the end of the current quarter this tracking stock will turn into a real stock. directly own shares in the best team in the team that still has the best record in the national league i hate them though they're always winning drives me crazy. now you don't have the noise of the liberty media corporate structure anymore either finally one that i think is caught most people's attention this is one of the reasons i want to do this piece. formula one. liberty media owned

these brave men and women risk their lives to keep the peace. from responding to 9/11 calls to investigating wrongdoing to securing our public spaces to being a friend to a lost 3-year-old, we call on our law enforcement officers to help us in times of need. during police week, we recognize the sacrifices that officers make in serving their communities and we thank them for their service. i am glad that the expression of support is neither democratic or republican. it is as we stand here today as americans. on this day, peace officers' memorial day, and every day we especially recognize the brave men and women who have perished in the line of duty. and each year they must bear the names of more fallen heroes who have given their last full measure of devotion to the communities they swore to protect and serve. this year that number's 556, and this includes men and women and increasingly women are joining the many law enforcement agencies local across america. there are even women police chiefs and heads of police organizations. we applaud that re

[000:00:00;00] after overcoming 5 fierce storms , he bravely passed through the seven seas of oman, andaman, seleucus, the philippines, and suleiman, and mooring, and the strategic stones of malaga, singapore, sengani, mozambique, and the historic strait of magellan . al mohammad, greetings and good morning to you, dear viewers, welcome to iran's sports news in the canoe slalom rowing competitions of the asian cup, the championship of the under 23-year-old and youth championships, as well as the asian azad cup , which began on may 20 in thailand. amir mohammad in the finals of adult kayak, fattah pour won the bronze medal in the competition with rowers from china, japan, taiwan and hong kong. the representatives of japan and china won the first and second respectively in this competition. mohammad mahdavinia in less than 23 years and melika samati went to the semi-finals in the women's section. the national mini football team of the country will play against turkey, the host of the world cup , yesterday. the champion team was a very good team. photo of the players the iranian players who we

he's brave, a warrior, and he loves life, and now it looks like he's going to have a lot more life tos that means, to be able to document the ups and downs of a kid going through this, coming from him, himself, that's got to be so helpful for others doing the same. >> yeah,>>> right now at 5:00, overnight stabbing in davis, the city's third in less than a week, prompts authorities to advise everyone to stay in their homes. ahead, what investigators are saying about this latest attack and the possible link to previous cases. >> almost at an end. we're moving you forward on covid vaccine requirements. the coming changes announced by the

[000:00:00;00] in the absence of his life, the noble martyr mohammad javad abdul maliki was very brave, hardworking, responsible, brave and with morals, and he served god's people out of love and affection for people and the pleasure of god almighty . the highest and best attribute of the night was sincerity. which was related to the night shift, both in the place of service and in the missions of this sincerity, which is the highest feature of my network and you, i have not seen, and it could be the best feature, and going to sarat, you are sweet to the heart of the martyrs, i will drive them, martyrs, the sacrifice of the qur'anic verse, the martyrs, the sacrifice of laughter . dar roy had written the will in the notebook saadat was on the road of communication since eid, now this martyrdom is the most proud document of the report of the martyrs' lightening , going to sartre in the air. abdullah anwar delna had a special respect for their lady, i loved that behavior. i should act like my brother, we learned a lot from him and i hope you can continue to seek martyrdom imam hossein (pe

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speaker, this is national police week, and i'm proud to use my voice to honor the brave men and women who wear the badge and put their lives on the line to protect all of us. since president biden took office, crime rates have skyrocketed. the number of officers shot in the line of duty is up 52% in the last three years and in major american cities, homicides are up 13%, rapes are up 23%, and aggravated assaults are up. meanwhile, federal arrests are down 35%. these numbers tell that we need to do a better job supporting our law enforcement officers and ensure they have the resources they need to do their job. i support law enforcement officers this week as part of my commitment to the big first. i'm honored to support commonsense reforms to issues affecting police, oppose any efforts to defund them, and memorialize law enforcement killed in the line of duty. i'll memorialize four who paid the ultimate price while protecting their fellow kansans. they are robert price kraft, sidney taylor carter. may they rest in peace. i ask everyone to join me in prayer for the law enforcement and t

my colleague karamerza is very brave and comes from a very brave family navalny is also brave althought always agree with many of his statements about russia, especially about crimea and so on and also about the north caucasus in the past, but the majority of oppositionists abroad so that they return back. like lenin from finland. about the bomb wagon, and the germans don't really want it, so i guess it won't happen because the opposition does not have enough support in the country and is not sufficiently united it is easier to achieve greater unity in the regions than at the central level because people will have more different models of what system we want to establish who will control what processes will be, what terms and the like lasbugaivskyi my last question for today will be about ukraine. we all here in ukraine know what our country will be like after victory, but what do people in the west, and you in particular , think about ukraine after the war? ukraine has proven itself as a leader in the field of security in europe. can you name any other army that is going to defeat a r

this is svyaznoy brave men 17 years old. he worked as an electrical engineer , the nazis immediately hooked. i don’t let anyone in this place with a very tight ring, but we didn’t go there ourselves, because there was poisonous air in this story. there is one more, the head of echelon was derailed. in near the village of malevichi. after the sabotage , the nazis accused the inhabitants of helping the partisans. 39 people were brought to the red bank and shot by the germans. we came for a reminder. communication needed to be restored. he arrived there, the germans themselves were afraid to come close. they gave him a gas mask. go to you operational communication. he went there later. in the event that the germans were afraid to come close to this, he had several cylinders, sending substances, so that they would not pay much attention, he was one of the dead germans, as if i would put cylinders to him there together with the corpse, he dragged the bushes and hid home, he was brought unconscious, but a day later he volunteered

man pankratov of the nazis bill is brave, the crimea is welcome. two soldiers shouted. welcome, welcome, do you hear? crimea, hold the height , we say went on the attack, two soldiers god is the first with the second pankratov two soldiers stood next to each other in granite, the memory of all living. and the grandfather was private pankratov and the grandson was a militia. earth lord god grow russian sailors legion impregnable enemies holy pride of sailors here to the battle of the holy truth we went for our motherland and your former glory, we multiplied my back to the black slags to the black color of no war. still iskra and sons, sevastopol servants to me the holy pride of russian sailors. swift fire that guard the transitional land of enemies the pride of sailors we are in the basement we fell off our heavy shackles we are the idea of ​​national we outpost of a protracted war black conscience pain phantom pain that torments this house at night inside our huge hatred of executioners. we are in god's sleeve and his eyes are too strict and traces

brave men still die. the time has for some new initiatives repeating the old formula and the tired rhetoric of the past is not enough. when american are risking their lives in war, it is the responsibility of their leaders to take some risks for peace. i would like to report to you tonight on some of the things we have been doing in the past four months to bring true peace and then i would like to make some concrete to speed that day. our first step began before inauguration this was to launch an intensive review of every aspect of the nation's vietnam policy. we accepted nothing on faith. we challenge every assumption and every statistic. we made a systematic serious examination of all the alternative is open to us. we carefully considered recommendations offered both by critics and supporters of past policies. from the review, it became at once that the new administration faced a set of immediate operational problems. the other side was preparing for a new offensive. there was a wide gulf of distress be

my colleague kamerza is very brave and comes from a very brave family navalny is also brave althoughays agree with many of his statements about russia especially the crimea and so on , as well as about the north caucasus in the past, but most of the oppositionists abroad and we do not see that they returned back. like lenin from finland with a bomb wagon, but the germans are not so i want to, but i think this will not happen because the opposition does not have enough support in the country and there is not enough unity. it is easier to achieve greater unity in the regions than at the central level because people will have more different models of which system. we want to establish who will control what processes will be. terms and similar bugaevo my last question for today will be about ukraine. we all here in ukraine know what our country will be like after victory, but what do people in the west, and you in particular, think about ukraine in the post-war period ukraine has established itself as a security leader in europe can you name any other army that will defeat the russian ar

relentless bravely, relentless bravery. working an extra job as a security guard in houston. and a report came that a man wearing a leather mask with spikes on it, ar-15 and 120 rounds of ammo and handgun feet from where hundreds of children gathered for a dance competition. sergeant simpo didn't want to draw his weapon while he approached. he tackled the gun and used the ar-15 to pin the suspect to the wall until help arrived. and when asked sergeant simpo said i know what i signed up for, until it hits and you know what you signed up for. i think one of your, you know, you signed up for-- i think it's one of the hardest jobs in america what you signed up for and hits hardest when your own, when your own is in danger. loveland, colorado, police officer corporate jeffrey farmer and his partner, officer david snook responded to a call shots fired. in a dark parking lot approached the suspect's vehicle. one of the suspects took off running from the vehicle, the foot chase that followed corporal farmer severely injured his kne

they proved to the world that black people are a brave and innovative -- are as brave and innovative as anyone else. they proved to the world that when the game is fair and the rules are public and the playing field is even, black people can do anything. and i must tell you, mr. speaker, that i'm proud to be a part of a caucus and a party that does more than just send thoughts and prayers to our veterans. during the last congress, under the leadership of the honorable nancy pelosi and the honorable steny hoyer and the honorable jim clyburn and our current leader, the honorable hakeem jeffries, democrats in the house of representatives led the way to passing the pact act. this important law expands v.a. health care benefits for veterans exposed to burn pits, agent orange and other toxic substances. i'm grateful to be a part of a party and an institution that continues to find ways to honor its commitments to our veterans. it should not have taken us this long to decide that if we exposed the brave men and women of our armed services to toxic conditions, the least we could do is make s

for that, we need brave sources who have firsthand evidence, and we need a free press and brave publishers who are willing to bring this information to the people, to whom it belongs. now, in this case, the government characterizes that collaboration between a courageous source and a courageous publisher as a conspiracy. of course, it was a conspiracy. good investigative journalism is always a conspiracy. it's a conspiracy to end the monopoly on information that governments control and to give people the seat at the table that they must have in order for us to be able to judge powerful people and hold them accountable. [applause] but this is the first time, as you've heard already today, under the century-long history of the espionage act that the government has charged this kind of collaboration as a criminal conspiracy. and this is vitally important. remember, without sources like chelsea manning, like edward snowden, without publishers like wikileaks and the partners that it worked with to bring this information forward, what would we have not have known? just over the course of my care

to see his name surrounded by so many selfless brave heroes puts this in perspective. they didn't run from danger. they ran toward it. with unwavering gratitude, we won't forget their sacrifice. this is just the start of why it's so important we act this week on the house floor. as an indiana state senator, i fought for and secured a pay raise for our state police officers. many of them thanked me. i always responded, it was the least we could do for their service. i will continue to take advantage of every opportunity to support the police and all law enforcement officers and will actively seek out opportunities to everyone willing to provide our officers with the resources and the support they deserve. to the police officers in southern indiana, here's my message to you. know you always have a fighter for you here on the house floor, in house committee rooms, and here in congress. thank you. god bless our men and women in blue. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. mrs. fischbach: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from mi

the story of brave american who fought the forces of fascism and died.n 60 of arlington and across our nation, the story of the women and men who sacrificed everything to keep democracy safe and secure during the last two decades. each of them -- each of them a link in a chain of honor that stretches back to our founding fathers in those days. unbreaking, unbending, not just in their duty and devotion, but something even deeper, in their faith in us, their faith in us. that we will be worthy of their sacrifice. our service members have always embodied the highest expectations of our democracy. they have always held faith in our country and all that we could be. a citadel of liberty, a beacon of freedom, for our democracy is our strength. the wellspring of possibilities and the source of endless, endless renewal. it's how we've been able to constantly change and adapt through the centuries. it is why we've always emerged from every challenge we face stronger than we ended it. it is how we come together as one nation, united. and why there is nothing we ca

for coming forward and bravely telling the truth. fbi director christopher wray must be impeached. i introduced articles of impeachment against attorney general merrick garland. since merrick garland took over in march it 2021, he's completely weaponized the department of justice. the politicization of the department of justice has resulted in the persecution of the left's political enemies in a real two-tier justice system in america. garland has used the police force. raiding the former president's home for legally declassifying documents is a transparent violation of justice. persecuting a declared candidate for president of the united states is nothing short of election interference. but not only that, from investigating parents who protest their local school boards to going after pro-life activists and catholics, merrick garland must be impeached. what i want to tell the house of representatives today is a rasmussen poll was released last week that 253% -- 253 -- 53% of voters in america support the impeached of joe biden for hi

how much fear is there, are there people brave _ report that.rave enough to go public to condemn what is happening? there has been a lot of —— lot of condemnation. people are saying this puts people in danger, and people who are offering them protection, or funding, they might be in danger. the fear is more related to the fact that this might affect cases where members of the public turn on each other and people may get attacked by mobs. there are people who are willing to go to court and challenge this, we have learned a petition has been filed in parliament challenging the new law as being unconstitutional and against human rights. i unconstitutional and against human ri . hts. ., unconstitutional and against human riahts. ., ., ., ., rights. i mentioned international condemnation. _ rights. i mentioned international condemnation. are _ rights. i mentioned international condemnation. are there - rights. i mentioned international condemnation. are there any i rights. i mentioned international. condemnation. are there any levers that might get a

and of course that had so much at risk for those brave - so much at risk for those brave women who are i mentioned her in the introduction, tell me a bit more about her involvement, because she talks about the documentary being born out of emotion and necessity. she was passionate and involved in so much of this? , ~ ., , passionate and involved in so much ofthis? , ~ ., , of this? yes. i think it was really important _ of this? yes. i think it was really important to _ of this? yes. i think it was really important to have _ of this? yes. i think it was really important to have such - of this? yes. i think it was really important to have such an - of this? yes. i think it was really - important to have such an important person from hollywood in the film as a producer, and also i am hoping having this team with the film could raise the message of this film to everywhere and i'm so glad that we start showing this film from such a high platform in cannes and our journeyjust starts. we need all of you, all people, that they had our voice and they watch this film and do something. at least,

what high motive led these brave souls to welcome death?ourselves what can we do, what must we do to pull the vision for which they lived and died? today, it is on all of us, all of us, to ensure that sacrifice was not in vain. to keep working towards a more perfect union, one for all women and all men. we are the only nation in the world built on an idea, every other nation is formed based on things like geography, ethnicity, religion, we are the only nation in the world felt on an idea built on the idea that we are all created equal. we have not always lived up to it but we have never walked away from it. today, standing together, to honor those americans who dared all and gave all of our nation, we can say clearly we never will. god bless all of those who gave their lives to our nation so we may live, god bless their ways and may god protect our troops today and always. thank you. [applause] >> distinguished guests please stand for the planning of benediction. ♪ >> please receive this closing prayer. god, those were such solemn tones tha

our veterans, the brave men and women who risked their lives to keep america free now being kicked to the curb because of the disaster unfolding on our border? new york assemblyman bryan mayor calls it a complete embarrassment. >> the biden administration, governor hochul and city of new york, slap in the face of veterans, citizens of new york and this country who are being cast aside to allow for asylum seeker toss come here. when it comes to this particular situation you had combat veterans who are homeless, who were told to get out of their hotel after one day. sharon and their team scrambled to find locations, let those veterans

and only the most important will say so that you can hear, awesome brave.petent. i will only say the most, so that they hear about everything and my self. wasn't dark. the best way to remember to spend a weekend is to take yourself a little trip. north immediately imagine snow cold and empty endless expanses. now we will destroy the myths, we will build a route to the north of our country , together we will visit the historical places of our countries this forest impenetrable region during the great patriotic war. naturally, it became an excellent hiding place for the partisans; there were entire detachments here. and even the so-called partisan republics will admire the work of straw, such hanging structures are spiders, they are like a connecting thread between heaven and earth and like a home shore, we will learn how to grow snails on a farm and sugar. it's just an electric shock, so touching our mustaches on belarus 24 tv channel every day we experience a million emotions. we can be happy, angry, surprised, sad, sometimes our emotions. we are not subjec

mykolaiv, because its constant battles for avdiyivka volnovakha, in general , terrible, powerful, bravehe protection of our kherson region and all these are historical and very difficult pages of our war, but a just war for the independence of the state of ukraine , the marines were greeted by the commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhnyi thanked them for their professionalism and stability on earth, at sea, in the air, to be ready to fight for ukraine, not to give up, not to retreat, not to leave brothers in trouble, to fight for the sake of victory faithfully and to the end with honor, to carry loyalty to the marines always in ukraine today is also the day of heroes dedicated to ukrainian servicemen and women who fought for the statehood of ukraine from the time of kyivan rus to the present day, a deputy of the kyiv city council reported a suspicion of a traffic accident with serious consequences while under the influence of drugs drunkenness, she was put under house arrest for a period of two months , the kyiv city prosecutor's office made this information public . -bra

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let's head out to the coliseum a's taking on the braves.s manager ron washington will be conducting extra infield practice tomorrow for the braves after what happened tonight. former giant kevin p r he put the braves on top in the 3rd. goes right off the foul pole. it's one nothing brain can 5th inning now. same score us truly ruiz. yes. the bouncer through the left side. shea langley years comes in and we're all tied up at one. stay that way into the bottom of the 9th bases loaded for jonah bride, who hits a grounder to short handed austin riley at 3rd. >> can't get it. his throw. to sean murphy and get the walk-off win. they are tied with the yankees with 5 walk offs this season a's win. it to the so over at oracle, the giants hosted the pirates. former a braves and giants pitcher tim hudson in this game tonight for setting no score, former giant connor joe judge gave the pirates the lead with this home run. it's one, nothing pirates, but next inning michael conforto hits a laser down the left-field line. yeah. as comes on in to score and

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the braves jumped out to an early lead. the 5th inning.f the night. that's what it cost the air by the braves allows that winning run to score a's. get the wall to walk off of that win by a final of 2 to one. these will go for the series 2 this afternoon. first pitch is 12. 37 at the coliseum. meanwhile, the giants hosting the pirates and oracle park and the world series champion tim hudson is in the house. we start with the first inning. no score until former giant connor joe gave the pirates that lead with a home run but in the next inning, the giants were able to tie the game. pretty wild pitch in the 5th inning allows braves to retake the lead. the braves win by final 2 to one giants try again for that series victory this afternoon. first pitch 12. 45 at oracle park? coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news controversy coming to chick-fil-a. why the company's ceo is defending his comments on diversity. why some say it could be another but light saga all over >> well, a missing tennessee mother is found in northern califor

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that guy doesn't have a shirt. >> braving the chill. >> yep. >> and braving the fog tomorrow.at. we are going to start off, look at this -- >> this means fog, doesn't it? >> yeah, it is back again for tomorrow morning. get you a closer look at that microclimate forecast. you can see it will be widespread again here across the bay area with a chance of some spotty drizzle, especially near the coastline. but the thing that will be a little bit different here tomorrow is we are expecting this to clear back to some sunshine near the bay and some pockets of sun at the coast. so we're going to start it off where we've been lately. temperatures here in the 50s and then for the afternoon. overall a cool day, more below average temperatures. 64 in santa rosa. 71 livermore. low 70s san jose to morgan hill. south bay and parts of the lower peninsula really going to be the best spot to be tomorrow. the only thing you'll want to watch out for is with the fog at the coast, we'll get our typical afternoon sea breezes coming in 15 to about 30 miles per hour. that's going to blow around some p

oakland was taking on the atlanta braves at the coliseum. the braves jumped out to an early lead.5th inning, the a's did come back and tied the game and then they see it stay that way to the bottom of the 9th. and that's when a costly error by the braves allowed the winning run to score. so the a's thankfully with another win. so that's 2 in a row. they want this one to one a's are going to go for the series sweep this afternoon. first pitch set for 12, 37 at the coliseum. >> meanwhile, the giants hosting the pirates at oracle park and world series champion tim hudson 3 in in the house. so let's go to the first inning. no score until former giant connor joe gave the pirates the lead. but that home run in the next inning, though the giants were able to tie the game. but then it was a wild pitch in the ahead that allowed the braves. to retake the lead. there got the braves playing the pirates a lake. that's said the break. come back to the game anyway. i've got to leave their giant try again to finish the series with a victory this afternoon. so this one went down to one. the pirate