calvin, thank you — happening in yemen. calvin, thank you for _ happening in yemen.you for that analysis . thank you for that analysis there on yemen. much more on there on yemen. much more on the bbc news website, as well. 0n the eve of the 100th day since russia's invasion of ukraine, president zelensky has called for western countries to increase the delivery of weapons. in his latest address, mr zelensky said russia now controlled a fifth of his country. on thursday, he met the new us ambassador to ukraine, bridget brink. she has given herfirst broadcast interview to the bbc�*sjoe inwood, who reports from kyiv. the battle for severodonetsk is not over, it seems. this is how one ukrainian soldier experiences it. bodycam footage, released on social media, shows intense street fighting, as they try to hold back the russian advance. "calm down, calm down — it's ok," he says. one of his colleagues has been hit. they apply pressure to the wound, before trying to get him to safety. it has been increasingly hard to get a clear picture of what is happening on the ground.

for many years, the faithful of maximus joked to free a new shrine from calvinism.he didn't want to go over so the calvinist cathedral stood empty. a lera the wonder came off the table that that guy to defend the protestant church later dzyaku shevelinsky canon xanzus, pavel kleshkovsky, and you, with the solicitations of kera belivernik, a new shrine was prompted, but you are a wood-burning church. by title. you are their own apostles peter and paul and the calvinist cathedral ducks, god let him down, no one comes. and it stood in ruins until 1760, and the faithful were amused by the new temple, unfortunately, not for long. sometimes the russian-polish war in this temple was burned down, the polish troops were trying to repulse the moscow on the gate of the territory, the first thing that was abramoved in abundance by catholic shrines and knees were wood-burning totsal to me the temple was already prapranakh was burnt down. the jofran parathyans are the buttstock of an unbreakable nadia. do not look at the one that theirs churches, then they took away, then soared,

the calvin gatherings were massively piracy, not a blowout.his is lyod and the ukrainian church of the holy apostles peter and paul, it was given to the calvinist department and catholics for the capitals for many years without a church. for many years, the faithful have been whispering about the magic of inviting a new shrine to calvinism. they wanted to pass so the calvinist cathedral stood empty. and lera marveled at the infusion of the left, that that guy to defend the protestant church, later on, the object of solicitation to the shevelinsky canon, xanzo pavel klyachkovsky. the belivernica kera was awakened. the new shrine is a new wood-burning church. by title. you are their own apostles peter and paul, and the calvin cathedral of the duck, hurriedly lowered it, no one came . and it stood in ruins until 1760, and the faithful were amused by the new temple, unfortunately, not for long. sometimes the russian-polish war in this the temple was burnt down, the polish troops tried to repulse the moscow ones. he called to me, or something, the

affairs analyst calvin i there. affairs analyst calvin dark, thank you very much. thank you.ing us congressional hearings into last year's storming of the capitol as a kangaroo court and mockery ofjustice. the committee has held its second public hearing, in which trump campaign advisers and staff testified they repeatedly told the former president there was no evidence to support his claim of voterfraud. the former atorney general, bill barr, described donald trump as being "detached from reality" in his claim that the 2020 election was stolen from him. mr trump's former campaign manager bill stepien was not able to appear, so the committee used video clips from his earlier testimony. let's take a listen to what he and bill barr had to say. my belief, my recommendation was to say that votes were still being counted, it's too early to tell, too early to call the race, but, you know, we're proud of the race we ran and we, you know, think we're in a good position and we will have more to say about this, you know, the next day or the next day, whenever we had something to say. a

calvin dark.ny depp over allegations of domestic abuse. from washington, here�*s david sillito. johnny depp wins in his lawsuit against... stunning verdict. victory forjohnny... this morning, - a growing fallout... "stunning", "unexpected", "dramatic" were the words today that greeted johnny depp�*s legal victory. amber heard had alleged she had endured years of abuse. the jury didn�*t believe her. however, her lawyers are not giving up yet. her next move is appeal. but she is heartbroken... she is heartbroken, and one of the first things that she said when she came back from the verdict, when we went into the conference room, was, "i am so sorry to all of these women". this is a case that�*s struck deep. online, it has become almost inescapable. yeah, i�*ve been following it on, like, tiktok and stuff... you�*ve been following it on what? tiktok. if you go on tiktok, it kind of, like, appears in yourfeed. i think it's really weird to publicise a domestic abuse trial like that. the number of views

they do not like calvin coolidge. they used to not like ronald reagan but so much materials come out with the reagan and his own hand they realize reagan was quite a policy intellectual. go to the gilded age. the gilded age i'm going to define it as kind of like 1870 , ten or something. give me some a running room on that. i'm actually going to include grant he was president from 68 -- 76. the gilded age was a second industrial revolution the gilded age was a phenomenal. of inventions, railroads across the country airplanes, oil, the applications of oil. i brought a list because gosh i was hoping we could go into this stuff. electricity, telegraph automobiles, airplanes, the red cross, i mean come on. they are badmouthing everything made them all out it was about social climbing and stuff like that. they completely miss thepl big picture america became the greatest country in the world economically during the so-called gilded age. that was the second industrial revolution at my saintly wife is also a terrific painter,

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my name is tracey messer, with the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. thank you all for being here this morning. on three occasions mr. coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning. on the death of his predecessor, warren g. harding, on the death of his 16 year old son, calvin junior, and on the death of his father, colonel coolidge. i wonder if any of you can speak to the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning? when did it start, and when did it seem to go out of fashion? >> i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately i do not know the history of that. it is not really in style now, you don't see it now. unfortunately, that is a really good question i don't have the answer. >> sir? >> yes, thank you, sir. nicola, i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's inaugural parade. and, that was my plebe year and my -- at the naval academy. and my first class year i had the privilege of leading the honor company that marched in his funeral procession. and the marine band, the u.s. naval -- national

my name is tracy messer with the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. thank you all for here this morning. on three occasions mr. coolidge wore a black armband as a symbol of mourning on the death of his predecessor warren g harding on the death of his 16 year old son calvin jr. and on the death of his father colonel coolidge, and i was wondering if any of you can comment on the tradition of wearing a black armband as a sign of mourning when did it start and when did it seem to go out of fashion? i know that i should be able to comment on this, but unfortunately, i don't know the history of that. but yeah, but it's something that isn't really in style now. you don't really see it now. but yeah, unfortunately that's a really good question and i don't have the answer. sir yes, thank you, sir. nikolai. i had the privilege of marching in president kennedy's. inaugural parade and i had to also that was my plea beer and my if the naval academy and my first class year, i had the privilege of leading the honor company. ah that marched in his funeral procession.

i especially like calvin coolidge. i like ronald reagan. and i like donald trump. host: wasn't grover cleveland the father of baby ruth? let's hear from -- guest: that is -- his opponents go after these guys on those grants and they forget -- grover cleveland was the last gold democrat. anyway, william jennings bryan, we can go through that another time. host: we have time for one or two more calls. john is in florida. you are on with larry kudlow. john, you with us? let's try john in connecticut. caller: this is john from connecticut. i want to know if you think that john kennedy, senator from louisiana, would be a good presidential candidate in 2024. host: thank you, we are going to leave it there, we are running short on time. guest: john kennedy is a very smart man. i will leave it there. host: is he somebody you know? when you are in the white house, how often did you talk with senators? constantly? guest: tons. i had a lot of dealings with senator kennedy. i introduced him -- he spoke here at the state party fundraiser, he was on a tv show recently, he is a v

i like warren harding andi especially like calvin coolidge. i like ronald reagan . >> wasn't grover cleveland the father? let's hear from, see. >> 'sopponents go after these guys on those grounds. grover cleveland was the last gold democrat. anyway, william jennings bryan. >> you have time i think for one or two more calls. john in lakeland florida, you are on with larry kudlow. you with us? let's strike john. >> caller: this is john from connecticut. i want to know if you think that john kennedy the senator from louisiana would be a good presidential candidate in 2024. >> are going to leave ouit right there. we're running short on time john kennedy is a very smart man. very very smart man. >> is he somebody you know? when you were on the white house how often did you talk to senators or congressmen constantly. >> i had dealings with senator kennedy. i introduced him and he spoke here at the big state party fundraiser. i introduced him, he was on my tv show recently. he's a very smart guy. >> frank kirklandflorida, you're on the air . >> that'

nam no her at what in the fish in the whole year milan abilene and will be on the 2nd another son, calvin, pa only. monahan, lower. mcclain, the m cynthia. and should the letter came into the seed universe and should the given to the sooner and have been i will be so all my goodness, habitual god for that would help man at ease. but i am homeless. i am with health insurance. ah, goodness. see berkeley really, you know, so i lived on that control form with joining him, sheila pu shelton is playing lucy looking should send her setting probably the model that the sub with oh boy, held off to like a guy grace could remember i asked him some shit on somebody managing shots and yeah, la la la, i'm digit that i shared with the bill in hash. gotta know maggie, who i'm deborah lima. hamlin wayne hunt. but ma'am, do i send the bill loose, heavy to blue collar that i put in the tune 3 the vehicle was adding route on my on mobile krishi. but then when we say, michael, you hit then for that and i would normally out about national arbitration. snip did not open that up though. i already arranged offici

baseball, look at crowge worlseriga one.ing laser, two-r homer, lead extended to 6-2, next batter, calvin harris, get up and out. back-to-back blasts, crowd feeling it. next batter, justin bench. wait a minute. he went yard. back-to-back-to-back home runs. ole miss won 10-3. take a 1-0 advantage. chance to win it all in game two on sunday. enough segment one. hang on, segment two is coming. what's up with jimmy garoppolo? i'm going to tell you. he's still on the 49ers roster. hasn't thrown a football in months. >>> nfl and this guy. jimmy garoppolo. his shoulder surgery recovery reportedly on schedule. could get the green light to throw in the next few weeks. will it trigger the trade market for him? remains to be seen. golf, where were the big hitters at lpga? at championship outside of washington d.c. 36 hole leader chun, tough lie, double bogeyed this hole, still ahead of lexi thompson. how about a fresca, 5 under, within three shots of chun for sunday's final round. money has been no object for the warriors. three draft picks yesterday, paid 2 million to jump up for him. baldwin playe

yes, sense of ways of being studied to remove the greenhouse gas c o. 2 from the atmosphere, like calvin capture and storage. the idea is that carbon dioxide from factory emissions, for example, would be stored permanently, and coal mines old reservoirs or deep salen aquifers. the direct air capture method is one promising approach and several pilot projects are underway. the biggest one is an iceland and it's operated with geothermal energy. it pumps the carbon dioxide to 1000, meet his underground after it's been sucked out of the atmosphere by try and fans. in the point of source capture method, the c o 2 emissions are captured directly at large sources like at this power plant in scotland. the carbon dioxide is then transported through an actual pipeline and finally stored permanently deep underground. but there are other rather unusual ideas out there for capturing c o 2. as i reporter, oncology found out hey, have you heard of this? you can make diamonds out of the greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, no joke. you can actually mine this guy. well, at least then from that written say so

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would be getting off the off the ferry and almost just like ripping off their suits his neighbor calvinis beachfront home to hollywood. in david geffen gsts included andy warhol, steve rebel fashion designer chester weinberg. it's the last stop on bobby. bonanno's 90 minute historical homes tour. this home right here was the home of john white part of the fire island pines historical preservation society a nonprofit. he founded in 2010 guiding visitors passed more than 40 properties in parts of a painful history of the island men were not allowed to dance with men if two men were getting close together. the flashlight would be shown on them because there were at raids that happened here. now. the pines has become a beacon of prime. this is a brand in bali that hand makes these ryan espinoza opened denison a couple of years ago. i wanted this to be a communal space where people could gather and that was very free and very playful. he and his fiancee recently bought a home here. the homeownership has completely changed in the last two years 20% of the entire populations like propert. turn

city council members dan calvin trevor reid spoke today in front of oakland international high school and supported the measure. they argue, allowing non citizen residents to vote in school board elections gives a voice to oakland's diverse families. 93 countries are represented by students with a home language other than english . at least 57 languages are spoken in the u. s. state. many are nonsense as families with all usd newcomer students. the city council is expected to vote tomorrow on whether or not to place the measure on the november ballot. leandro police arrested a man suspected of vandalizing a home with racist messages over the weekend. investigators suspect that nicholas wires is the person who spray painted racist messages on a realtor sign and a garage of a home there on inverness street. police say the crime is being investigated as a targeted hate crime because the realtor, property owners and most recent tenants of that home are of asian descent. swire's lives on the same block where the vandalism happened. investigators arrested him this morning fentanyl, killing

celsius according to the international energy agency policies that promote the blending of tr low calvin fuels are critical to di, carbonized, aviation shipping and heavy duty road rate. but almost half of the c o. 2 emitted by the transport sector is generated by cars and other light vehicles. at $3.00 giga tons per year, eco friend via technologies and better urban infrastructure could allow us to stay mo valve, welding, missing volunteer c o. 2, look at us low. despite growth c o 2 emissions are dropping and noise, capital. direct greenhouse gas emissions from road traffic have dropped by more than 15 percent since 2009. 1 of the reasons is the reduction in car traffic in oslo toes on cars entering the city and car free zones aim to make driving less attractive. fullness parking spaces now serve as bike lanes. boosting public transports appeal is another solution. puny is the 7th most popular city in india. here even school children learn how to get around town in an eco friendly way. they are encouraged to use the bus rapid transit network. most of the buses currently run on natural

construction materials and consumer contacts, amounting to almost 50 percent of russians, transit to calvin and grad moscow say it will act as it sees fit to protect this national interests. unless lithuania agrees to lift this bond, russian has listed a number of international treaties neglected by the nearest including a fundamental world trade organization protocol, guaranteeing freedom of transit. but lithuania claims that made the decision with support from the european commission economy. professor richard vanessa, lithuanian measures violate international law and couldn't aid to grim consequences . is actually a domestic transactions of domestic transport between 2 parts of russia that have to go through do to geography another country. but therefore, sanctions cannot possibly apply because it's a russian internal transport that's happening. so that's the biggest flaw in this argument. and then of course, you know, the transport between russian pods is not actually subject to any sanctions. and also any restrictions that are now being placed on the cleaning group region do not actual

so you can say, like in china, china, right, calvin, their interest value to cure t. and now, you know, for, we need to present at some it that's also our development. could these that could provide the higher we didn't. that's the whole thing at the our ally and said in a statement that china and russia were seeking to undermine the current. well, daughter, what are they trying to say with that rhetoric? well, i think that they are not happy in particular vigor apiece. they're not happy that china did not join them to dance russia imposed on russia. that the champion, at least the diplomatically holding russia because china and the security against russia facing and ever expanding nato. remember natal is that the fact that you know, i believe you call it a pure practical line. obviously that's why it's a mixed organization. remember you have a vision at your doorstep and you've got to do something to prepare to the patio still. it's not a charge organization thing. all we had to asia to do the middle east africa, fun people to welcome probably, but a mentor organizat

, we see it with putin in russia, with doer today in the philippines, and of course the homicidal calvin prince in saudi arabia, and on and on. i wonder why that has become such a hallmark of the authoritarian regimes around the world. i thought i would get thoughts from anybody who wanted to, but perhaps professor snyder, we can start with you. >> number one, to make his simple observation, there's a lot of coughing going on right now. it's not a coincidence when different right-wing regimes around the world use these tools. there's a great deal of copying this. also a fair amount of contact between the american far-right and the russian regime on the issue of gays. number two, right-wing regimes tend to identify children as an anxious place, and so they use the rhetoric of the exploitation of children as a way to seem to be on the right side of families. this is a way to de-stable of the conversation in the polarizing society and preventing actual democratic conversation about policy should be like. >> very. good yes miss carver i come to you mr. carver i continue. >> it also plays on

football news for you now and liverpool have completed the signing of 18—year—old scottish right—back calvin million. he'll serve as trent alexander—arnold's understudy at right—back and willjoin up withjurgen klopp's first team for pre—season. red bull's max verstappen will start on pole for the canadian grand prix which gets underway around 7 o'clock in montreal. championship leader, verstappen was quickest after the rain affected qualifying sessions and will start on the front row alongside fernando alonso. ferrari's carlos sainz will start third while after all the struggles — there was a surprise fourth place for lewis hamilton in his mercedes. my battery was a little bit low and tyres were hot, and so i didn't get to go quicker at the end. but i'm still grateful for that position. that's the best this year and it's a bit overwhelming. at the end afterwards, i was like, oh, my god, this is a step forward for me. you can follow that on the rest of the action on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i will have more through the afternoon. today marks five years since the finsbury

remember, there's been that route in recent weeks concerning calvin and grad. that's the enclave of russia, the province of russia that's entirely surrounded by european union territory, and relies on trained transports through the you to get food and other supplies in lithuania, which is obviously a nato member. one of the key baltic states has started applying those e u sanctions on the transport. all those trains, meaning that things that used to go into calling the grad are not getting there any more writer james, by his life, was there in madrid. james duncan, now the ukranian president has also call from united nations to expel russia. a lot of me as the lensky address the security council, a day after russian nestles hit, a shopping center, ukrainian city of credential killing, 18 people. so lensky shared video, he says, shows the building was the intended target. moscow says it hit and thereby weapons deeper, but a subsequent explosion triggered a fire at the mall. i, sincerely, miasma. now, from the united nations, ukrainian president vladimir the land

present in the 1920s harding has a vice president calvin coolidge and importantly his treasury secretaryndrew mellon who was a great figure from pittsburgh aerial banker. they put together a huge reduction in marginal tax rates. the income tax amendment i believe is 1913 the 16th amendment voted out at 7% when woodrow wilson left office it was over 70%. we went into a recession after world war i. those guys brought tax rates down to 25% and launched a tremendous prosperity boom in the 1920s. i am going to go one more on this. that is another of my favorite figures is ulysses s grant. he was arguably america's greatest generals are one of the greatest generals they still critique some of his formations at west point. grant as president also much maligned and my friend and colleague wrote a pretty good book as a matter fact. grantbo did two things economics things in his administration he never gets credit this liberal historians will never give him credit. they fact is grant end of the civil war income tax, ended it. aunt grant restored the green back to gold. : : : had massive wartime in

calvin long -- kelvin long joining us to discuss that strategy. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: you continue to see equities altering when it comes to this stock rally. we are getting into the quarter end, the dollar is softer and yields are mixed, but picking up which led to the selloff which led to this rally taking a pause. i can't talk today. rishaad: it happens. [laughter] let's bring in kelvin wong, thank you for joining us, you are at reckoning on not a 75 basis point hike coming out of it then in july. -- out of the fed in july. saying this is down to the bullwhip effect, and that would mean essentially that a lot of consumers will not be able to take steps back because inventories are so overstocked that we could have a period of disinflation, is that your thesis? kelvin: that is in my thesis expectations. we have reduce the probability of a 75 basis point height especially in september due to a trade instrument. the five-year and the 10 year has been in a slow decline and has since leveled. since two weeks ago at the fomc meeting. and the u

hit that if calvin is killer, mark is low today to vent difficulty low stick g for digital d. it some capacity. electron lucas, lots of pasco, city, buffalo submit, not have a blue footing. have it to go. so the phone system to come back in my life was at the top, garrity blitzer as young. so he could to dig 20 a room in when it a demand. so don't miss the how much do you want to use those that got ha ah, a i a sub up a a, a a, a, a, a, a, a luca did send you all my show book. she's in ms. uncle, ms. awful. ccs. in the home on. wow, well, i won't go. mm hm. is only a little bit more go do that. could complete your visit under his actual jim? no, not fun to move back in. don't don't move on. most of the most these are most you're going to sit there for a day with go to defeat a think it took me a ah ah ah ah ah ah ah with water levels are shooting up across the pearl river valley high ever one this all has to do with our seasonal plum rains, really do in a number on southern sections of china. in fact, over the past 24 hours parts of gwan dog province had picked up more than a

and next batter, calvin harris got up, and got out. back-to-back blasts, and the crowd was into it, and the next batter justin bench. oh, wait a minute. he went yard. back-to-back-to-back home run, and ole miss won the game 10-3 to take game one. they will have a chance to win it all in game two on sunday. nfl and 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo's shoulder recovery is on line, and he could get the okay to throw in a couple of weeks. and will the overo the capitalh leader is in gee chun and a double bogie here, and lexi thompson is one of the players after her, and, hey, lexi, how about a fresca at 15, and she is 5 under within three shots of chun in the final round later today. and the fellows, third round of the travelers championship in connecticut, and here is leader xander schauffele, and track this one, as it is settled right near the cup for a tap-in birdie. but you know what, the playing partner was patrick cantlay, and look at what he did on his shot. but you know, these guys are good. he got inside of schauffele's shot, and

>> calvin wu. i am from san francisco. >> where did you get those skills from? good luck.anchor: that was very impressive. that is it for this addition of abc7news. thanks so much for joining us. if you missed the celebration parade today, you can head over to the streaming tv app where we will be showing the parade in its entirety. i will see you back here at 11:00. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. rob: welcome to the '80s greatest hits. now we're entering a strange world of make believe, cuteness and charm and some creatures that quite frankly i find terrifying. we're talking about the top ten toys. jackie: al

calvin. mr. -- , you are recognized. >> general raymond, in recent years the space development agency, sda, has pursued its northward constellations. i believe that the proliferation of -- satellite constellations critical to our nation's future efforts in data communication, missile defense, projectile navigation, and battlefield operations in war. now, as a space forcefully absorbs sva in fiscal year 2023, her does your budget assure that we maintain it on authorities and efficiencies we need and sda to remain on contract >> thank you for the question, for airport programs? >> >> sir. sda, i too, believe that proliferation of the lower obsolete [inaudible] is critical the. cornerstone of our budget is exactly. that the space development agency has helped inform that. they've been working side by side with us as we bring sda in. their capabilities, their prototypes are included in this. the way secretary kendall has worked with rne, parent of sda today, is like there were part of our team. w

luckily got into the school up in overton because calvin worked some magic and got me in overlaying. in our first semester there i read this book called to be real by rebecca walker. and it was my third wave. i've read a lot in my previous college but i've never read a book likethat . it in gathering blossoms you take us into your relationships nswith everyone. not everyone but with a lot of people including rebecca. your daughter. who to me wrote the most incredible anthology still, to be real i haven't read it, if you need to check it out it's an incredible book but was there any apprehension in opening up. i'm asking this for my mother. was there any inapprehension in opening up that part of your life. the part that deals with your very much alive writerly creative daughter. >> yes, i was very glad to be able to share with her. my feeling is that this is my life. and i write for my life and if you're in my life you're likely to bein right my writing . she has actually read this in galleys a long time ago. and we're very good. she just also published a book money and women and mone

a vaccines, the calvin 19 crisis would have been even more dramatic. by on tech, in the durn had developed an ant dump vaccine production in months rather than years. several 1000000000 doses of m r n. a vaccines are estimated to have been injected world wide. what the current of iris vaccines have shown is that m r n a is a game changer for making vaccines both in terms of how quickly we can make a vaccine from going from viral sequence to, to a medicine. and to see both the bio intake pfizer vaccines and the medina vaccines come in at over a 90 percent. almost 95 percent efficacy was just amazing protection against the army cranberry and has proven less effective manufacturers have raced to adapt their vaccines. a booster job can improve the body's immune response, at least temporarily. decal wouldn't munos. you'll just the basic immunization is already a great step towards avoiding the viruses, most serious effects alive and probably in avoiding it altogether in the long term . thumbs. where as we do with flu viruses will simply have to monitor the

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yell it out next batter calvin harris back to back jacks.s and justin bench makes it back to back to back three homers in a row first time that's happened in omaha since 1998 rebels roll 10 three and can win their first college world series. title tomorrow the yankees have the best record in baseball have scored the most runs in the majors. but today the houston astros shut them down in a combined no-hitter christian javier threw a career high 13 strikeouts in seven innings. got a hug from dusty baker as well hector narrassed through the eighth and ryan presley in the ninth. how about a ground ball to third to end it astros win three nothing the yankees have been no hit twice in 64 years both times by the astros and both times at yankee stadium. hey, remember this with the seventh pick in the 2009 nba draft the golden state warriors select stephan curry from davison college and that was 13 years ago today the warriors drafting stephan curry and the nba was never the same abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino deon. such a fun moment ste

what in particular want eisenhower quite reserved in private as he was in public in the same with calvin coolidge and the point is that if think harry, am glad you decided to open these things because this could be a revelation. why did you do it and he said well we are doing it for two reasons, number one, the oliver stone law, the net first of oliver stone was making his film jfk to get files related to the kennedy assassination open and he said that i was advised paralegal people that we might not only have a lawsuit of that time for any of the tapes that you deal with a assassination but also more generally so i talked to missus johnson i said, if a recommendation for which it can we keep these close or should they be opened. and she said, go ahead and open them. and essentially i'm proud of what my husband did and i know there will be things on them that i don't like because i haven't heard them but am confident enough in what linden did that more people find out about what he did both in the strengths and the flaws, the better which was just the kind of presidential relic you would

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council members, dan calvin treva read, say immigrant parents, legal guardians and caregivers shoulde a say in their child's education. the city council rules committee heard the proposal last thursday, and this idea goes before the full council this evening. they could put the measure up for a public vote on the november ballot. 93 countries are represented by students with a home language other than english, and at least 57 languages are spoken in usd. many are nonsense as families with no usd newcomer students. supporters say oakland has 13,000 parents, caregivers or children or four children and legal guardians who are not u. s citizens. one gas station manager in sacramento county is looking for a new job after making a very expensive mistake , he accidentally sold premium gas at 69 cents a gallon at a gas station in rancho cordova. excited drivers quickly noticed that incredible deal and then lined up outside of that station . one driver filled up the tanks in both of his cars and then brought extra gas tanks for his boat. you are posted a video on my instagram because i felt l

same with calvin coolidge. i said to harry, i am glad you have decided to open these things. this could be a revolution. why did you do it? and he said, we are doing it for two reasons. number one, the oliver stone, there was an effort after oliver stone was making his film jfk. to get files related to the kennedy assassination open. he said, i was advised by our legal people that we might not only have a lawsuit of that kind for any of the tapes that deal with the assassination, but also more generally for all the tapes. so, i talked to mrs. johnson. i said, you have got a recommendation for us, which is, should we keep these closed? or should they be opened? and she said, go ahead and open them. essentially, i am proud of what my husband did. i know that there will be things on them that i don't like because i haven't heard them. but i am confident enough and what lyndon did, the more people find out about what he did both his strength and his flaws, the better. which is just the kind of presidential relative you'd want. she showed amazing insight. not only changed history,

and calvin reminds reminded me of those courageous woman. tell the world and another important aspect that i think was a conversation the we talked about the cultural revolutionary education program, but today's collective punishment has so much similarities to what the jewish people gone through us during the second world war. for example, the fourth labor. using the olympic to glorify the regime taking children away focusing targeting women. there's so much similar even some up the slogans, you know, they use the term disturbingly final solution and some of the chinese docking you talk about taking the children away. that's a reference to some of these state-run orphanages. right? where when both of the parent what are both of the parents are in the camps and there's this child they put them in there what they don't teach them uig or they only teach them mandarin they teach them to say i love the communist party. i'm not muslim. yeah. i mean it's and there's i mean there was an estimate in the washington post that there were 800,000 800,00