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but it carries a unique significance. the syrians this year, off the nation is hateful for a price of future. money is struggling with severe hardships. so says reports from damascus. as the sun is about to save over damascus, the world market is bustling. shoppers repeating for the month for muslims that we'll see is that makes the hopes of proceedings. and instead of the this year, the markets are full of goods. so much better than last year. you items from different countries entered the syrian market after the regimes collapse. for the 1st time in oversight decades, syrians auto observing drama, then we don't sandra g. yeah. hi. uh what, so what henry likes to be coming beautiful after the full of the side. the price is too high, but we know the problems of 50 is count. be solved in a day. we hope the new government will rule the country in a much better way. economy pressures are evidence here. many companies are forced to limit their spending to the essentials, and that these are rather, there are still hardships. s

many carried a telltale tool of captivity. they finally embraced families though for long periods of separation. some are forced to wear shirts that say we do not forgive which they burnt right after they were freed. more am montgomery due to sunday were treating us like animals. they give us little time to go out of the prison cells. at 1 pm, we leave the cells like chickens. and then we will return to our cells. is really continued obstructing, desperately need an aide and ascension supplies and restrictions remains and most items including types of tents, mobile homes, trailers and equipment needed for removing, rubbing the fries and si, fi hills. for the most part, you will do is read schemes of destiny. things from us were challenged by hundreds of places carrying weapons in most areas. as much of the deceased goes as tons and ruins. palestinians are looking forward to the 2nd phase of the agreement. they said their hope is to have a truth in which israel no longer expects the people of gaza to cease to exist. so i'm a jo

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come off as israel carried out at least $266.00 because of the ceasefire. while he's been accused the palestinian resistance group of violating agreements on the release of captives. and while there was an outage in israel and we're captive being the speed codes listed, the board remain silent about about to have a student in business menu, home or signs of portion of the street. it's been postponed. the release of 620 percent in prison is that the scene is a violation of the terms with captives. but find that easy united if somebody does very yeah for full days and that's knowing that she's going to be on the lease or not. and, and now seeing her and seeing that she can walk the, the disease ratings were to be released in exchange for more than 1900 palestinians was to help with a charge under administrative detention laws. many code a tell tale tool of captivity is defined liam reese, families after long periods of separation. some are forced to wear shirts that say we do not forgive which the burnt right doctor, they were freed. more am montgomery due to

now they have to carry out this because also there is a lot of stake. here's the thing for them that states trump has only 2 years to implement his agenda domestically and internationally. and if he's going to get busy with this war, which is really lost with egypt ends whatsoever, then is that's going to do anything i'm, i don't think is interested in that. samuel adding on that came as always feel analysis the, the explosive scenes at the white house with us president donald trump and vice president of j, the vans, the racing ukrainian lead of a lot. him is a lensky on live television. so landscape, was they as a sign, a deal on ukraine, supply minerals to the us, but that collapse still. he says his relationship with president trump can be salvaged off of the extraordinary hor, woods of the oval office. i went fishing reports from the wash house, but you will feel the historic walls of the oval office of god in many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us pre

additional legislation to carry out our responsibilities. do propose government action of any kind? well, it all depends on what you. government action. senator, i certainly propose that the public health service take an active role in terms of disseminating information both to the profession as well as to the general public about the health risks associated with cigaret smoking and in doing this, i think that have a very responsible educational campaign to carry. now, this is not in a new role with us, as you know very well. we do a great deal of educating. and i think in this respect that i might mention just polio where we used to have thousand cases of polio in this country a year for. the first time since we started figures, statistics it. the past two weeks there has not been a reported of polio in the united states. now, this was very largely a result of an intensive educational campaign. the public health service didn't do it all, but we participated. and i think our role this direction will be somewhat similar. have you received plausible or workable suggestions as to how t

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. >> to carry out their responsibilities. >> to carry out the responsibilities. >> of the office of governor. >> of the office of governor. >> to the best of my ability. >> to the best of my ability. >> freely acknowledging that the powers of this office. >> freely acknowledging that the powers of this office. >> flow from the people i am privileged to represent. >> i am privileged to represent. >> i further swear always to place. >> always to place. >> the public interest. >> the public interest. >> about any special or personal interest. >> above any special or personal interest. [laughter] >> and to respect the right of future generations. >> to share the rich, historic and natural heritage of delaware. >> to share the rich, historic, and natural heritage of delaware. [laughter] in doing so, -- [laughter] >> in doing so. [laughter] >> there we go. >> awwww! [applause] >> in doing so. >> in doing so. >> i will always uphold and defend. >> i will always uphold and defend. >> the constitutions of my country and my state. >> the constitutions of my country and my state. >> [indistinct shoutin

she wants to be the one who carries at the deal. he wants to be the one seen as being able to bring the piece, but he has elements of his constituency, has a supporters that he has to a piece, particularly the heart of the religious right. he has to make this deal appear as difficult as it can be. and that includes constance threats because it's constant disruptions. and even outright lies like saying that is also showed all of its obligations and then adding new conditions unilaterally into the agreement. i think that's what he's doing. i don't think is ok to return to foot floor. i don't think is all can call up for 100000 reservist says only being discussed by the government . i think it was in the i was afraid of what might happen if she does. so he is putting on a brace, says he's pastoring his brash, ultimately what he can do is obstruct. and where is the us position on this? because that is why it is a saying that they uh, withholding the aid, going into gaza that the us agrees with this decision. your saying that israel does

yeah you see and of course the supreme said this this decision regarding integration carried out greatly, gradually over a period of time and it didn't indicate exactly when how except a split in the lower court would tear them out. and so we do not think the school construction should be delayed of that. another subject before us now is this social bill. you, your department have some opposition to. the form of the bill we passed in the house last, lowering the age at which women would be eligible to receive and providing benefits for the totally disabled and increase the tax on both the employer employee to provide those benefits. do you want to tell us what your principal opposition, those provisions consist? well, you know, been interested in social security for many years. i know you have. and i have to somewhat concern about how high taxes which these would involve in future years and right and right. as a matter of fact, i present have a 4% payroll tied to finance social security eventually is going to 8%. that's a pretty heavy tax and 8% payroll tax without any deductions, exempt

so it carries out similar research on known c concentration come prisoners. we know that the us government definitely. we received this technology from imperial japan in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for their war crimes. and the reason, of course, these biological laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist, basically any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests. the war criminals, new home was the secret to us, telling me biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland for defects of the summer, 60 of with the a couple. and it was supposed to go to the front of the study and literally on to the door. she shoved you got the most can be always on the list. i should say. or pollution is kind of where i am. the collaboration between the us army and kill a scientist. according to chinese journalists would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china sing was sta

he carries back something called the stone and. i read about this michaux stone and was described as 50 pounds. and it had this this kind of ancient hieroglyphics on it that nobody could interpret. actually, nobody could actually crack it until the mid-19th century, but everybody knew it was valuable because it had some sort of data on it. well, i went to paris to conduct research and to kind of walk in shows footsteps, and they had the stone out. the stone was only about this big, but was 50 pounds, which is pretty incredible. and he has hundreds new specimens and seeds. he arrives back at the court of france. they're blown away by him. and king louis, the 16th, decides, appoint michaux as his royal botanist. and michaux thinks, oh, this is great. i finally made it. i can now establish as a botanist, i'm going to have a steady stream income and i can pursue botany however i wish. and the says to him, i don't think so. and he says what do you mean? he says, he sure says, i've just got to travel to the far east and i've actually see

those are stars, the palestinians carried out of his really presence. and like the ethnic cleansing now underway in the west bank, they are somehow deemed less newsworthy than the release of his ratings. this is about the over the image over the spectacle, the international media and those are in the media focused focused on is there any hostages appearing week and traumatized and there's really government content and what the label intimidating ceremonies. and from this point of view, and this is using these moments to send messages to this radius that they're still there, that they're in charge that they're admitted through inc, is still intact. and they do that because this is the only coverage time they will receive these from the international media. and they're all score sending messages to leaders to their use and to their post any encounter parts. that they are still part of the political formula, whether in gaza or the west bank is there is agenda domestic lens list. indians is not a secret anymore. they usually, when states come into work crim

and that's all their agencies carrying on him back. he recounted the day he was fired over the phone on orders from washington. and when i got the call, i fear the worst. i heard my boss, his voice before he even told me the news, i just blurted out, i'm fired. and he said, yep. and i'm sorry, and i just feel.

if, if you carry on like this, well, what are you going to do without us? then you've hips your, i can do american out pretty aggressively use our aggressive to everyone else at all bidding. well, now we've changed off years, you don't think so. you either come along or do you're going to do about it you, you know, you, you. so that's, that's very much the trump administration. you have, you're right now as described in unix speech for example, and elsewhere. as far as the legacy is concerned, if it were multiple rewards, the nothing short of a public apology from zalinski will do, and then they can get back to the mineral deal, the mineral deal, perhaps. but, but the theme is until she got, but again, was very clear. lensky has different names to the us right now. so let's get you to trump administration once piece as soon as possible. very what this conflict. so lensky ones, total ukraine. victory, even if it means world war 3 or nuclear war and then how would love to call the secretary, who was at the meeting or the other, you know, the general a small c

adrian brody, who really carries the brutal list and this is the kind of performance that the academy tends to like. very, very serious and harrowing, timothy shalom. a who's been all over movie screens in the last couple of years and various roles is a position to possibly take best actor for his bob dylan bio picked a complete unknown. and then again, with conclave re finds the veteran british actor who really dominates that film as the cardinal in control of caught in all sorts of moral conflicts. uh, in vatican entry, the sort of is the glitzy. it's offensive the entertainment. well it isn't it. but nevertheless, the also, because of i have something of a ratings problem for a few years now. are they doing to turn things around as well, you know, sentimentally, there's not that much. they can do this as of the very sort of antiquated format. it's been around for years, the, the oscars themselves a better off for 97 years. but the televised version took shape decades ago. they're trying to move things along, make it less flabby and long winded, cutting these acceptance speeches to

it's loved ones to rest, show know is ready, tv channel is carried water. will coverage of the funeral procession of thousands came to pay respects, fees and other yeah. out age one and 4 years old. and then mother should be the best. the best family has become a symbol of his riley post. october 7th. trauma feed was just 9 months old when he was kidnapped by from us night minutes, and so these rated government and media, however, the case of the b that's family has been repeatedly used as justification for the assault on gaza. m. okay. excuse me, the dump them hunting and the came lloyd, and they killed them with their bare hands. afterwards, they committed only 6 acts to cover up this atrocities the best. finally, was outraged at those remarks they denied they've been showing any evidence to substantiate the claims made by his right. the officials regarding the way the victims died. they also sent a cease and desist letter to benjamin netanyahu, his government demanding that it stopped teasing the families grease for the purposes of hotspot law and to sat

and on man, russian space class carrying viral supplies has successfully don't. the international space station master says the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and fuel for the crew on board american astronauts, which will more. and so these of williams have remained on the station long past this scheduled for 10. they arrived in june as the 1st crew is bowlens in new style on a capsule. and the technical problems. valid use ride home on board a space x crossed laser this? yeah, i am finding this news out of the aurora borealis has illuminated skies above canada as northwest territories. july, same view was in the arctic region. celeste hill display, painted the night. sky was vibrant shades of green. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g o. magnetic storm, triggered by a powerful soul, a flare that set for the muse out. but stay with us. we're back in just a few minutes before the latest developments. thank you for watching the the impact of shifting power dynamics. all you have to do is flip the switch and he has an authoritarian state divided

many carried a telltale tool of captivity. they finally embrace families for long periods of separation. some are forced to wear shirts that say we do not forgive which the burnt right doctor. they were freed in montgomery due to and they were treating us like animals. they give us little time to go out of the prison cells at 1 pm, we leave the cells like chickens. and then we will return to our cells. is really continued obstructing, desperately need an aide and essential size and restrictions remain. and most items, including types of tents, mobile homes, trailers, and equipment needed for removing global fraud and seized by health for the most part, even though is really the teams of decimating from us with charlie to buy hundreds of places, cutting ribbons in most areas as much of the deceased goes as stones and ruins. they said their hope is to have a truce in which israel no longer expects the people of gaza to cease to exist some of the job, you know the 0. well it's not discussed. these latest developments with bonnie

he bought enough livestock to secure a modest living, but he carries with him the painful memories of back breaking work, picking pears in apricots, fruits. he can't afford to buy it or grow significantly low. it's hard work. you sleep little, you will cannot wake you up a for you. i'm walking 50 kilometers in a day for a small meal and the manager shouting that you. it doesn't feel right fucking as it is competing with young skilled unemployed graduates clutching their diploma is hoping to find work. they cannot find at home 300000 applicants vying for just 350 spots. oh, i see, and yeah, i called a friend who like him applied for the scheme. weeks have passed with no news assignments feels familiar. he fears he's been duped and that his application has not been processed with it comes with the realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking rescue is in india is it's occur on states have recovered full bodies from the size of an avalanche on friday. it brings the total death total for that is also to 8. you have a

so there is a full reliance on many of the trucks, the carrying water supplies drinking water supplies into the, the guy as a sort of hospitals are still struggling. and just in the past couple of weeks, we happened to be in one of the local hospitals. here the only operation of one in gauze and city, that's a highly hospital after the destruction of a ship, a medical complex. and it's a really struggling to provide a proper medical care. and now with the decision to hold o a coming to the guy said that includes medical supplies, hospitals is likely to continue a struggling, providing proper medical care for much needed population. we're talking about injuries and patients vulnerable groups who are need to be inside hospital inside of proper health facilities to receive medical care corresponded honey must make lies from galls assist you. thank you very much. the appointment is the case study says a combination of the women will present a piece from the full ukraine that to the united states, off the totes, with fidelity president ski. and donald trump dramatically collapsed on friday.

i filed cattle, can tiro, and be sent to carry your friend to is facing charges of matter, kidnapping and drug trafficking that transferred to the us comes after donald trump threatened to impose side of san mexico. if authorities didn't take action on drug smuggling. i'll just here is julia gully. i know it has more from mexico city. the us government waited 40 years for this moment. mexican drug, lord stuff, i got all the data arriving on us soil was part of an extradition. that included 28 other high ranking cartel members dado had his 1st court appearance. on fridays, he's accused in the killing of a d. a agent in 1985 officials describes his arrival as historic. these arrest send a clear message. the justice department will find and hold accountable the leaders of deadly transnational criminal organizations that harm the american people no matter where they are in the world. and no matter how long it takes news to mexico by surprise, especially as several of the prisoners said, had legal injunctions that in theory, protected them from being extradited to the united states. say th

again, how much is accusing israel of carrying out a tube against the existing deal? it says the international community has to act. thomas says it wants to continue has agreed with talks on face to the cease fire. and that includes negotiating the withdrawal of israeli troops from the strip. but israel's appears intent on changing the deal and it seems to have strong backing from the trump administration . we're going to speak to our guests in a moment. first, this report by fairly a car surrounded by the ruins of their own homes, palestinians and guys to take what joy they can celebrating the holy month of ramadan at last with 5, it is ready for me. but that piece now hangs in the balance. first for he to day phase of the seas far between israel and a mass ended on saturday. or israel has now cut off supplies and threatened consequences unless somebody agrees to new terms. and that says that amounts to blackmail. israel is now endorsing us plas, for an extension of the ceasefire over ramadan and the jewish holiday of passover, rather than entering the agreed 2nd pha

who will lift the flag and carry on. and at that point, shaw boyhood friend thomas steps and says, i will most of you remember this scene from the film. in actuality was general strong, who that question if this man should fall, who will lift flag and carry on and it shaw who said will this isn't really in consequential because what shaw's commitment told his was that he was going to be at the front. he was not to move to the rear. he was going to be at the front sharing. all the risks of everyone else, if not even more so by being the leading man in this assault against fortification. well then 54th moved out first at the quick step, which is a fast walk then in the double quick, which sort of a slow jog looking to get across that open ground as quickly as they could. soon they began taking artillery, small arms and musket fire, but were shot front. they made their way to the moat, down through the moat, their way up the sand of the fort. and shaw was up on top of the wall, encouraging his men forward when he was hit in

railroads are carrying an unprecedented load of troops, war materials and civilian. women help to keep the irreplaceable rolling stock in good running order. they are collecting fares and driving busses and. a boys of today are girls. office buildings are using girls to the elevators. many communities already have women on milk delivery routes. they handle man sized tractors on the vast of the middle west. and. and more than man sized mule team. now, men are worried. my wife worked people think i can support her. oh, i don't mind my wife working. who is going to run my home? it's okay now. but what about after the war? the women will have all the jobs. some men asked these questions during the last war. this is what happened then. women wanted to take an active part in the war as they do today. nurses saw duty at base hospitals with a drying off of many men to the front. hey, inevitable labor shortage. the old prejudice against women in heavy industry was broken by the demand for more manpower. and women found work not only in nursing but in factories, railroad yards

last, as, as the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and fuel for the crew on board, american astronauts, butch will more as soon as the williams have remained on the station, long cost to ship over $10.00. they arrived in june a success crew of boeing's new style on a capsule and the technical problems that i would use to ride home on board a space x cross laced this yet. and finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has an illuminated skies above canadas, northwest territories, delighting views in the arctic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g. o magnetic storm. sure. good by a how full solar flare would that sit for me? elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news. boy cost is coming up next time. i'll just say era the when to induce in from the truth, the fact tag in the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevailed. attacks on the press, our next part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what h

vigils are being held in the vast can, praying for the pirate as an unmanned russian space. croft carrying vital supplies to a successful adult at the international space station. nasa says the vessel was carrying 3 tons of food and 2 full the crew. american national butch will mall anthony williams. will mall have rest named on the station loan. paul special, georgia ton. they arrived in june as the fast crew of buying this new stone line, the caps, sho, i made to technical problems. the only time was space x ray to this year. and the aurora borealis has the illuminated skies in canada as north west tower trees to life seeing you as in the sick region, the celestial display painted the sky nights with a vibrant shades of rain. scientists have attributed this slight show to a geographic storm triggered by a powerful server. that is full from may, luis toby, the news continues had on now to sierra off the african directions, the economic collapse, the east of domains on the civil war. i just want to be clear, i read opposing the roger parts of the you, most of the, why were you at the book?

it would mean carrying the flag of a terrorist group a class e felony. to jail for up to four years. the state has already banned the display of swastikas and other hate symbols in public, and this would add to that. [chanting] >> long live the fighter. >> we hear that too. recently this has bola flag was spotted in washington square park, holding a vigil for a terror leader who was taken out by an israeli air strike the other month. we did not have to search far to look for these video clips. marching around the big apple. shocking scene that has become more common since the october 7th attacks. this is near ground zero. this is i think for a lot of new yorkers who were here during 9/11, despicable. protest have continued, and now the doj will visit ten campuses that have been dealing with protest, threatening to pull their funding. >> that is not free speech. they have tormented jewish americans. that is going to stop. the u.s. attorney's office file hate crime charges. >> that's what you hear from the jewish students. the doj is going to visit two cam

motion carries, mr. clerk, please call item number four. item number four is a hearing to consider appointing one member term ending october 8th, 2026 to the early childhood community oversight and advisory committee. we have one seat where an applicant for seat number eight. >> thank you so much and i want applicant is cindy lopez chair stain and i don't believe she is here this morning but i have heard nothing but positive comments about this recommendation and i don't see anything from my colleagues. >> mr. clerk would you please call for public comment on item four? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should i have to speak at this time? each speaker be allowed two minutes? are there any members of the public would like to speak on this matter? i do not see any members of the public on this matter. >> thank you. seeing no speakers public comment is now closed and i like to make a motion to move cindy lopez and stain forward for seat eight with a positive recommendation on yes on that motion. right. sure. sherril sh

we will carry it live at 6:00, then join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news at nine. also happening this week. on tuesday, san mateo county voters will decide the fate of measure a, which would allow the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. corpus has s been und fire for months after an independent audit found evidence of an abuse of power, retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated. she also says she will take the matter to court if the measure passes. well, a group is going to the distance for an ice detainee from the bay ararea. dozs of people departed san jose in a car caravan today bound for mcfarland, a central valley central california valley town north of bakersfield. and that is where ulises pena lopez beining held in ice detention. lopez supporters say he was beaten by ice agents, leading to his hospitalization. later, his family learned he was taken directly from the hospital to the ice facility. protesters say what happened

don't us who had carried out similar research on known c concentration come prisoners. we know that the us government definitely we received this technology from imperial japan in exchange for letting these scientists go and not trained them for their war crimes. and the reason, of course, these biological laboratories appeared is because they wanted to sabotage socialist or communist, basically any country that did not tow the line for their imperial conquests. the war criminals knew home was the secrets, us only biological weapons center at fort detrick's, maryland. for defects of the summer. so can you deal with what i have to go to the front of the study and literally into the door she shoved, you got the most can be what i was on the list, i should say are pushing the screw. i'm the collaboration between the us army and killer scientists. according to chinese journalists, would produce results less than 5 years after the end of world war 2. during the 1950 korean war, the radio message date is february. the 22nd 1952 from china. sing was state news agency, as our f