nos hablan de recomendaciones >> no me habÍa cruzado la mente que me podía pasar >> eso le pasó a celestechat conoció al amorde su vida >> llevamos 3 años casados >> dice que su corazón quedó flechado que compartió sentimiento único diferente >> para enseñar que te quieren >> aunque celeste conoció a su esposo en la aplicación de juegos móviles los sitios para encontrar el amor por internet se hizo más popular y por la pandemia más millones estaban más en casa pero no todo lo que brilla es oro >> sienten confundidos las víctimas no se dan cuenta que están con un criminal cibernético >> también se podrÍa encontrar con criminales y amantes de lo ajeno >> pueden encontrar a sus víctimas por redes sociales empiezan a construir una relación con ellos >> comienzan a profesar su amor >> necesitan boletos del avión dinero para viajar están destinados a convencer para enviar dinero >> robándose cientos de miles de dólares o apoderándose de su información pero no todos tienen malas intenciones >> se alcanza a conocer más de lo que lo harías tomándote un café >> dicen que nunca hay que compartir inf

where is celeste? there she is. celeste drake.we're investing in infrastructure is spent on american workers and american manufacturing. on the way over here, by the way, i was talking with gina. we were talking about, we have how many vehicles in a fleet, gina, roughly? >> 600,000. >> we have 600,000 federal vehicles that we -- the federal government owns. they're going to end up all being electric vehicles. electric vehicles. that's what it means to finally make buying america a reality and not an empty promise. it means bringing manufacturing jobs back and building supply chains here at home so we have better jobs at lower prices and it means a federal government that just doesn't give lip service to buy american but actually takes action, investing in innovation and manufacturing which powers up companies like tritium to do what they do best. create great products and good-paying jobs. that's been my approach from day one and now we're beginning to see the results. my first full year as president, the economy created 6.6 milli

the clerk: nomination, department of defense, celeste ann wallender, of maryland, to be and be assistantry. mr. mcconnell: mr. president. the presiding officer: the republican leader. mr. mcconnell: yesterday president biden addressed the country about the ongoing crisis that russia has created on its border with ukraine. it was much in the president's remarks that i appreciated. he was right to candidly remind the russian people that neither the united states, nor nato, nor ukraine want a war. he was right to emphasize that the world will shot shrug or stand idly by if vladimir putin tries to invade his neighbor or redraw the map of europe through deadly force. we spent much time discussing russia's alleged security concerns and not enough time examining the legitimate concerns of russia's neighbors. many of whom have a long history -- a long history of being invaded by moscow. the concerns of these free sovereign states matter as well. and the president would do well to amplify their voices and their historical experiences. so it's find for president biden to engage in good-faith diplo

counter movement that you can join hash tag, body positivity. loud and proud. australian comedian celeste barber is internationally celebrated for her humorous take on body positivity to hold an 8000000 colors on instagram, where she parodies, photos and videos of influences the intention behind it is serious. so just like the hush tag respect to my size. co started by blogger, you the a primer us position. lisa also promotes positive body image, growing number of instagram channels, no showcase images that don't conform to unattainable beauty ideals. most of what we see on instagram in other spaces are people who are probably incredibly attractive to start with. and then the pictures have been added. and we start to think that that's what most people look like when, in fact, that's not what really anyone looks like because even those people don't look like that. i think that it's really hard when we compare ourselves to essentially vague images to feel good about ourselves. body positivity activists are countering this with more authentic pictures without filters or deceptive camera angl

estamos viendo la dos ochenta direcciones celeste.inuar hablando de este y más y regresamos. >>> vámonos a la pausa. más adelante una experta nos ofrece algunos consejos para que mantenga una reacción sana. además tenemos la reacción de los fanáticos de los rams tras coronarse campeones. (música y comerciales). >>> seguimos hablando del super bowl. la fiesta ha terminado de la mejor manera para los angelinos ya que el equipo de casa se ha quedado con el trofeo. las celebraciones del mismo se han vivido de diferentes maneras. hoy es lunes y se continúa disfrutando que los rams se han coronado campeones. >>> todo el día y toda la semana he traído mi jersey azul, ahora todavía me encuentro temblando porque ha sido muy rudo.mi defensa al final al día (nombre en inglés). >>> el campeonato de los fans para esta súper fanática tiene mucho significado. >>> lo único que esperaba para catorce de febrero es un triunfo de los rams luego de tanto años siendo fanática del equipo, como tuvo en mi trabajo pude llevarlo a él. >>> (hablan en inglés). (

that is what established the made in america office at the white house led by celeste drake she is here on the stage. to ensure that a trillion dollars we are investing in infrastructure is spent on american workers and american manufacturing appeared on the way over here by the way i was talking with gina, we were talking about i don't how many vehicles and fleet roughly? 600,000 federal vehicles but the federal government owns. they are all going to end up being electric vehicles, electric vehicles. that is what it means to finally make a buying america a reality and not an empty promise. it means bringing manufacturing jobs back in building supply chains here at home so we have better jobs and lower prices. means the federal government that does not just give lip service to buy america but actually takes action investing in innovation and manufacturing it powers up companies like to do what they do best. create great products and good paying jobs. that is been my approach from day one. and now we are seeing the results were beginning to see the results were my first full year as pres

y nos favorece un riesgo de tiempo severo en texas y oklahoma, maÑana las tormentas emo en mÁs a celeste generar granizo y puerro por ventanas, lo peor son los vientos que pueden llegar a 50 millas por hora, rompen los Árboles y el tendido elÉctrico, lo peor los tornados, que se ocurren de noche al estar durmiendo son mÁs peligrosos. la lÍnea tormentas moviÉndose por el centro el paÍs, ronda uno, ronda dos el miÉrcoles con la bajar las temperaturas, lo que veis en rosado ese hielo que se podrÍa acumular, esa noche ir a dormir pensando en quÉ habitaciÓn cÉntrica os puedes refugiar si se activo tornado en este caso las casas mÓviles no son sÓlidas y debajo de un puentes muy peligroso, ademÁs la lluvia va a ser abundante, en tennessee podemos superar las ocho pulgadas, con el rÍo mississippi tan lleno las inundaciones estarÁn a la orden del dÍa, tocarÁ seguirlo. borja: les vamos a contar que pasa en el menÚ del tiempo, gracias, albert. carolina: aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital", en vÍdeo quedÓ grabado el rescate a dos niÑas en medio de un voraz incendio, que contÓ la ayuda de la policÍa y tambi

su nombre era sara celeste otero. que iba a encontrarse con un amigo en el gimnasio. pero resulta que ese amigo no sabÍa nada de ese encuentro. tu telÉfono estuvo apagado desde las 10:00 de la maÑana. encontraron su carro en una parada de taxis. siguieron su rastro hacia un Área y encontraron sus restos en el fondo de un acantilado. aunque todavÍa se desconoce la causa de su muerte, no han encontrado signos de un delito. su familia ha dicho que la joven contaba con antecedentes de depresiÓn y adicciones, pero llevaba sobria dos aÑos, y antes de su desapariciÓn se encontraba aparentemente feliz para un nuevo novio que habÍa llegado, por supuesto se encuentra bajo investigaciÓn. aylÉn: cÓmo hay que estar tan alerta de esos signos que parece que estÁn bien pero en el fondo, pues no si es que va por ahÍ la investigaciÓn. borja: si llega a confirmarse estas pesquisas es una pena. es muy lamentable que sigan pasando ese tipo de cosas. hablemos mÁs de salud mental porque fÍjate cÓmo cantidad de personas se estÁn quitando la

parte de arizona donde pueden presentarse esos incendios pero en nuestra región hacia el norte a celesteos seguiremos platicando de esto . >> el puente golden gate fue encontrado con tráfico este martes eso obedece a que remarcan el paso día los trabajos se van a extender incluso esta mañana miércoles de 8:30 de la mañana hasta las 2:00 de la tarde verá trabajos el puente permanecerá abierto solo que el tráfico podría ser más lento. >> vamos rápidamente al vistazo las 5:21 vemos san josé que se mantiene con bello atardecer tráfico tranquilo en las condiciones por toda la que se mantienen de esa forma cambiamos ahora el puente de la bahía donde el panorama también con cielo despejado y por cierto quienes están circulando del este hacia el oeste van a ser sorprendidos por el sol de frente mucho cuidado al conducir lo que llamamos la hora cero . >> hablar mientras manejas es permitido. >> usted tiene que poner atención al volantea conducir mucho cuidado y sobre todo mucha suerte vemos en un recorrido a ser 101 . >> del panorama también por los 101 se mantiene bien para saco seguimos a su mo

dicen queno planear ofensiva si continúan realizando tareas para repeler y contener a la milicia celesteras los rumores por la invasión rusa crecen a cada momento. estamos preocupados y estamos rezando por ucrania dijo este hombre mientras este granjero tiene fe en que las oraciones de todos ayudarán a evitar lo que llama una tragedia que se acerca. >>la gente agotada alcanzaba muy preocupada y muy triste espera lo mejor, pero se prepara para lo peor creen que la nueva guerra fría en ucraniay en efecto esperemos que sea fría y no caliente este mi reporte desde dina cuídate estaremos pendi >> un niño latino ayer fue golpeado ppor un hombre cuando se encontraba paseando junto a su familia en la zona de time square. hablamos con los padres del menor sobre la experiencia >>uun día de paseo en el timesquare dejó a una familia hispana con un gran susto cuando un sujeto le dé un golpe en la cabeza a este menor de sólo cuatro años de edad >>dde repente escuché como que alguien le pegó a alguien como con una botella de agua bbien duro. voltee y vi que yo estaba llorando >>explica que de inmediato

start to develop among the peoples old man, so how strong it, right, changing peoples market was a i celeste, this your son with sustainability and the music and political song for a year with them for the snow. but it is for silicon for lisa, for a serious going to say let those promotions with usa. on november 28th 1991, president bush announced that the united states would recognize ukraine's independence if approved by a referendum held on the issue. give december 1st 1991. the declaration of independence was approved by an all ukrainian referendum by a majority vote. mm. 1991, the parliament and up to the declaration of independence of a queen. and these was against the will of people. you are a doctor of los how do you interpret this decision? oh, okay. now and i just thought we got a letter from sales as a sam. what that that what the shane. yeah. yeah. no, i do. i actually used to issue with, oh no, no problem. if the sky was more like a blog i guess with shane that's and then that was going to that just like, you know, i can see it, but i was just giving, you know, a prowler this ca

and when a hands on celeste's working in asia, africa, there'd be days where i'd be choosing and editing my iron stories in a refugee camp with no electricity. and right now where confronting some of the greatest challenges that humanity has ever faced. and i really believe that the only way we can do that is with compassion and generosity and compromise. because that's the only way we can try to solve any of these problems is together. that's well to 0. so important. we make those connections. ah, this is al jazeera ah $1000.00 g m t here on al jazeera and come all santa maria. welcome to the news i ah, rallying his troops while insisting diplomacy can resolve the ukraine prices. vladimir putin reacts to a slew of sanctions from the us and its allies also will take you near the front lines of the conflict in easton ukraine.

the ukrainian people deserve and have the right to get membership of the european union, ultimately celeste, the europe. this'll be the main evidence of support for our country and beat them. kick nazi claim. still, his forces claim their repelling the russian advance. moscow says it's launching missiles from both the air and see the 2 countries fighting a propaganda battle as the war rages on. earlier we spoke to dw correspondent mathias brinninger, who is currently in venetia in ukraine. we asked him about the latest on the fight for key of where keith is. it's fighting has been intense and key for the last few days. of course, a lot of things are hard to say, but it seems that fighting has even taken place in the city, in the, in some of the outer districts of the city, possibly also inside the city where a we have had information, but it's on verified that this is supporters or, or, or groups of fighters have somehow emerged them. however they have been there has been fighting around apples around key. if true, a russian, a paratroopers trying to land on air paused who have landed, were

ukrainian people deserve and have the right to get membership of the european union, ultimately, celeste, the europe. this'll be the main evidence of support for our country and be thinking nicely at grade. still, his forces claim their repelling the russian advance. moscow says it's launching missiles from both the air and see the 2 countries fighting a propaganda battle. as the war rages on, dw corresponded, funny for shar, joins us on the line. and actually we see pictures of her there. a she is. she was in keith but is no longer there has moved to another location altogether. funny. tell us where you are and what's going on around you. i mean, i'm an ascii which is about normally about 4 hours from keith. it actually took us 14 hours yesterday to get here and what you actually see behind me as normally as theater. but it's no longer theater, but it has become a refugee center for internally displaced people from all, all regions of ukraine. a trying to find a shelter here. now, on the other side, just across from this shelter, you see a long, long line of people, volunteers, a man of

ukrainian people deserve and have the right to get membership of the european union, ultimately, celeste, the europe. this'll be the main evidence of support for our country and beat them, get nicely grain. still, his forces claim their repelling the russian advance. moscow says it's launching missiles from both the air and see the 2 countries fighting a propaganda battle as the war rages on that speak. now to andrea jessica, a reporter, specializing in crises, migration and human rights. who joins us now from ukraine. she's on the phone because she says she's at a secret location, which of course, she can't disclose. andrea, tell us what's been happening around you. we are standing in front of the main police station at the moment, and that's a long, long queue of man. the young man who won to join the territory defense and go in there and come back out with munition and collection calls. and they all say they're going to fight on to the and ready to sacrifice their life for the country . and they also waited that they can beat the russians. we heard some summary fire this morning in th

western partners, a draft project in unity again of a guarantee for security and also a draft project. celeste chilton, with the state member states of nato, the united states, hampshire for well, lot of common words amended your mythology felicity. but all this turned out to be a secondary level of them. i think we can do for the questions. we're just put to this one side of the egg. and so we reacted. i'd make up with here. of course we'll look at us mother. the questions have to be looked at as a package of measures. i guess that he would you would or they have to re key aim in the state of washington. one is not allowing the further extension of nato that is our 1st one. yeah, yes. some of them with your world. secondly, not to have attack systems on russians. borders and 3rd, lib rubica. they knew busy with footmen office in mobile with us, but going back to 1997 when at.

one big question, the americans of been asked about several times, what happens to president celeste, that he himself, in the last few hours has said that he believes he is enemy number one. that is a concern that he could be seized by the russians. if they took the capital and then they would put them up in some sort of sure, tra jen sack, he said the president biden spoke to president. so leslie, in the last few hours, they are aware of where he is and they are taking measures and offering him a range of support to ensure that his safety is protected. so that is very much in the thinking of the americans at the moment. will the americans go to ukraine and fight the russians? that's not going to happen. the big concern is any threat to nato countries, and that is why the u. s. is putting $7000.00 more troops into germany, ready to react? if there is any incursion into the baltic nations romania or poland. it would it that if there was, that would automatically trigger article 5. an attack on one is an attack on all. and that's when the americans could be involved in fighting. but as

. >> celeste, too. >> i love her. >> hi, david. >> and edgar making a thank you for the team at the aquariumry they're going to cherish forever. >> hi, david. she does everything that a penguin does. she just does it a little bit differently. and that resonated with the kids that were here. >> no question. we're cheering on rosie and, of course, the children. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. dan:palo alto tonighs that have gone unanswered.onighs new at 6:00, we are live with the team breaking down the latest information revealed by police about a shooting that left a man dead in sfo. ama: the latest push for universal health care in california now dead. we will tell you about the surprise turn of events in the capital tonight. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ama: could california become like canada? not right now. after a proposal for universal health care does not even get put up for a vote. good evening. dan: just hours ago, the senate pulled for a vote. today with the bills last chance. he says it is not complete we over. big part of

kimberly hell can al jazeera washington. celeste, the view from the united states for jabari is following reaction from the russian capital. moscow. we've been hearing from the russian deputy foreign secretary who said that this is a destructive step. alexander goosgo has said that this is not really const conducive. and it just illustrates that the americans are trying to escalate the attention rather than trying to de escalate. we've also been hearing from an m p, who is the deputy head of the foreign affairs committee here in duma. and he's been saying that said this is an absolutely destructive step and that it's an action that can be qualified as an attempt to derail the negotiations. that are ongoing about russia, security concerns. there is a sense that the united states is really trying to corner russia into giving in, on their demands that they've been making from the u. s. government and nato, about the expansion of nato, as well as going back to the 1997 level of membership, the russian president vladimir putin said that they want to see that level of members. really because th

just tailor a spoke to a barrister and celeste, who was one of those that signed the letter. she told me there's no legal basis in her view for detaining peaceful protest as are individuals providing supplies to them. i can't speak for prime minister's intentions, but there hasn't been any sign that he is willing to negotiate. and we're hopeful that going forward. when he sees that the protesters are not going to leave without some sort of negotiation, there has been seizure of fuel which the truckers need to keep warm as you know in canada right now. it's the middle of the winter time. the temperatures are minus 20 degrees celsius overnight and they need that fuel to keep warm because they're sleeping inside of their trucks. and of course there's, there's no legal basis to arrest anyone for giving truckers to you. i mean, if there's a charge of mischief, mischief, i'm relates to criminal intent, and the protesters are not engaging in criminal activity. they're engaging in peaceful protest, which is protected under the canadian charter of rights and freedoms. so the absolute

this is celeste levine. glucose was for your guest on the system because our system i'm working from going to pull the cookie careful from it says or not because to kick in want to put a loose despite the eas promises to end over fishing by 2020, the situation is changing. too slow. well, i'm very disappointed with attrition that they've basically not in public interests. they also do know in the interest of the fishes, the only interest of the fisheries will be the facial, the only ones in danger. the fishermen also at risk of losing or bugging them up to them before they get to them about that. i'm a global, i guess it might be issues with liberty abuse o'clock on screen in a book on that on hold with so effective at midnight this sunday, february, the 13th all provincial proof of vaccination requirements will. and there could be hope inside, as the freedom convoy continues to dominate the streets of ottawa. and despite a law enforcement beginning to arrest individuals, including a 72 year old man for hawking. his horn, the movement is growing. we're going to bring you the latest f

we're still doing ankle celeste, when they should kill to day our consumption of energy and resources is huge. vast amounts of oil and gas will need to be mind to maintain it between the question is, do we carry on like this or not? because we'll fiscal put them up in the old pump. and what we can, of course, stay in the fast lane and continue as we have done up to now, if i digging even deeper and even extracting metals from the moon or asteroids, but then we shouldn't wonder at the damage that will do short begin. the vision right now, industrial society talks about growth in the elected officials. the politicians all want to have global growth, growth in the economy. growth in spending growth in investments. everybody wants, wants growth. but the truth is we need to, to orchestrate a major, you turn in a fundamentally different direction. also, mccoy, we've taken a wrong turn. it's based on technology. so technical progress and the consumption of resources was which, but what we need is a change based on restraint. publicity kingwood was sions, and she thought i would you national

president, last night, i filed cloture on additional defense nominees, including celeste ann wallander, nominated to serve as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. if this were any other time, mr. president, miss wallander's nomination would almost certainly have sailed through the senate with unanimous consent, without the need for a roll call vote. at the committee level her nomination was approved with strong support from both parties, and frankly, she should have been approved unanimously the moment she was reported out of the armed services committee. many on both sides of the aisle recognize we need her at the pentagon now. as one of our nation's top experts on russian affairs, her leadership is vital right now. sadly, sadly, one republican, just one, has objected to miss wallander's confirm awtion, without -- confirmation without any concrete justification. we'll take up floor time to advance her nomination the long way, as we've done for many nominees who face unprecedented obstruction by a small group of republicans. this is not the majority of the

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not only celeste become the secretary of the tional security council, they all tell according to ukrainiangence, they don't see the massive invasion to ukraine, -- not only in the coming weeks, but this year at least. that is what the ukrainian intelligence says. some people might s ukrainian government might be lying and fighting the truth, the usual conspiracyheories. at the same time, officers or military intelligence so, ok, they have traitors and the vernment by just lyiyi to the publbl and need to prepareddd r invasion likikrrow orrr xt w wk.k.k. dia and also the u.k. officials and media that is developing -- let mutual reinforcement with russian diplomacy. and for ukraine, it already means economic risks, destabilizes the national currency. investors, for example, at the real estate market, start to move away. the government feels this may have serious economic consequences right here, right now, even before russia actually did anything, particularly aggressive this year. finally, the government might feel -- again, this is a speculating level. the far the west might try to force uk

not only celeste become the secretary of the tional security council, they all tell according to ukrainiangence, they don't see the massive invasion to ukraine, -- not only in the coming weeks, but this year at least. that is what the ukrainian intelligence says. some people might s ukrainian government might be lyi and fighting the truth, the usual conspiracy theories. at the same time, officers or military intelligence so, ok, they have traitors and the government by just lying to the public and need tbe prepared for invasion like tomorrow or next week. so it looks like there's some kind of discrepancy over the interpretation. coming to the concluon that on the one side, there is a push for diplomacy by russia, diplomatic actions from nato and the united states but on the other side, media campaign driven by the u.s. officials and media and also the u.k. officials and media that is developing -- let mutual reinforcement with russian diplomacy. and for ukraine, it already means economic risks, destabilizes the national currency. investors, for example, at the real estate market, start to

blocked consideration of several top defense department employee appointees, including russia expert, celesteome the pentagon's top international security official. so for actively stonewalling the biden administration's appointments with critical experience in the midst of an international crisis, and also for just absolutely terrible, senator josh hawley is tonight's absolute worst. that's tonight's readout, with chris haines starts now. readout, with chris haines starts now. tonight on all in, -- >> we are going to take our power back, we are going to seek the electors. >> hold it hold, it i think we've got some breaking news here. >> breaking news, new subpoenas for the phony elector fraud. >> december 14th, the true electors for the presidencythe e

celeste thudded and fathers, only parents know baby smell has it powerful and energizing pleasure.hers and babies recognize each of the first by smelt newborns will navigate to the mother's breasts guided by scent alone. with overwhelming accuracy mothers can identify their own baby by smelt within an hour of its birth. newborn smell fleeting evaporate within 60. some >> at this smell vanishes with the white cheese like substance that covers the baby's body at birth. part might be the fading scent of amniotic fluid is the baby dries out from its watery origins and adjust to living on land with us. in one small study fathers and mothers were asked to sniff bottles of amniotic fluid and choose the one belonging to their child. nearly all of the fathers and most of the mothers chose correctly. our body smells change as we age 202020 study white baby smell so pleasant but older children don't as they auteur but evidence indicate mother can detect a child's developmental change by their older checking change of the mother child relationship babies and young mothers smell sweetly urging

let doll celeste, that he did to the jeep sill. i guess one police always deadly violence has been on the rise in egypt, especially in this sign i peninsula. the northeast corner of this remote region has become for european leaders, one of the middle east, hottest frontlines against armed groups. the c. c, government appears to be struggling to contain this threat of islamic stake militants who are based on the sinai. and of course now with the effect of collapse of islamic state power in iraq and syria. there are indications that at least some of those fighters are now coming from those areas and into the sign on. but it's hard to know what's really happened in ne side as the independent media have not been allowed into the area for years of yearly. so, so tweet tara, imagining that a fetal feature that aforesaid weather juicy, and he got, he got a, a bloomberg it up roy out today, out of media that lead to intimate scenario on listing. as soon as he was out of the bloomberg at our policy here for judy got a letter that she neede

celester winds down deep down around down lower so oakland downtown could see 30 mile an hour winds late tonight. early tomorrow morning. wind stay down pretty quickly, but that wind warning in the north babe, that is the piece right there that stays in effect until nine a.m. on thursday with gus, potentially to 80 miles an hour. i think most of those ones will be in the 55 60 range. and then everybody else in blue is going to be something like this. you're going to see wind speeds that will be in the 40 to 50 mile an hour range, which is still pretty high and again, mostly elevation stuff down at sea level in san jose, and in hayward. you might not notice the winds as much kind of like today. but julie to answer your question again. main event is going to be in the far north bay above 1000 ft. around 2000 ft. and the main event is going to last from late tonight from midnight till about 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, so see you back here with the complete forecast, but that's the basics . all right, we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you. shooting this morning inside a spa in oakland left on

>> jake: we've been very clear, presidents counterpart celeste couple of weeks that walongside our allieds to negotiate issues of mutual concern when it comeses,t would include reciprocal limitations on the placement of offensive missiles. it would include greater transparency measures, it would include mechanisms to reduce the possibility of mistake or escalation if there were incidents at sea or in the air, we are prepared to do all of that, just as we have been over the course of the past decades in the cold war and after. if russia wants to sit at the table into that, we are prepared to come flanked by allies and partners and negotiate an outcome along those lines. if russia chooses to go a different press, we are ready to do that too. >> martha: why not remove more troops from germany? germany has been on the sidelines, they have large energy deals with russia, they are not giving any lethal aid to ukraine, so we have 30-50,000 troops in germany. i think a lot of people look at the situation and there remember some of the proposals in the prior in administration and saying why are we

and they are recorded by cyril ritchard, celeste holm, and boris karloff.hem reading nursery rhymes that are absolutely - >> jimmy: frightening. >> -- terrifying [ laughter ] >> now, so, we were talking and you go, "i -- i gotta find it. it's at home, i'll go home, next time i'll bring it on." and i go, "we'll find it." we found it for you. this is real no, this is boris karloff doing "there was a crooked man." and you heard this as a child. >> yeah, so listen to this and imagine if you are a a 4-year-old ♪ >> he bought a crooked cat, who caught a crooked mouse - [ light laughter ] and they all lived together -- [ light laughter ] in a little, crooked, house. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh wow! wow! >> the temperature just dropped over here. >> "little crooked --" like, what are you doing, buddy? >> it's like an experiment i think, that my parents were conducting with us >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> congratulations questlove >> jimmy: oh, wow, yeah, there you go, yeah, it's -- yeah questlove. [ applause ] >> amazing >> jimmy: i want to talk ab

blocked consideration of several top defense department employee appointees, including russia expert, celeste will launder. could become the pentagon's top international security official. so for actively stonewalling the biden administration's appointments with critical experience in the midst of an international crisis, and also for just absolutely terrible, senator josh hawley is tonight's absolute worst. that's tonight's readout, with chris haines starts now. readout, with chris haines starts now. tonight on all in, -- >> we are going to take our power back, we are going to seek the electors. >> hold it hold, it i think we've got some breaking news here. >> breaking news, new subpoenas for the phony elector fraud. >> december 14th, the true electors for the presidencythe e electors for the presidenc the committee notes in letters to roman and round, they have evidence of their involvement in a coordinated strategy to contact republican members of state legislatures in certain states and former president trump had lost and urge them to reclaim their authority by sending an alternate slate

celeste ann wallander of maryland to be an assistant secretary. mr. schumer: i send a motion to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 692, celeste ann wallander of maryland to be an assistant secretary of defense, signed by 17 senators as follows -- mr. schumer: i ask consent the reading of the names be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 476. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor, say aye. the ayes appear to have

one of them is celeste moliterno nominated to serve as assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. the veteran of the national security ms. wallander is one of our top russian experts and a deeply experienced foreign-policy adviser and as tensions persist in eastern europe ms. wallander's expertise is urgently needed and her nomination must be approved as soon as possible. frankly it should have happened weeks ago. the moment she was reported out a committee with support from both sides. ms. wallander has remained -- because one member of this body does one republican has objected to were swift passage intentionally delaying the confirmation of a qualified expert on russian affairs at a time like this. it's and making the american people less safe. remember the senate to insist on those hold only serve to undermine our defense efforts. it's unacceptable and the definition of. let me say it again, to intentionally delay the confirmation of the critical department of defense nomine and a russian expert at a time when tensions persist in ukraine in eastern europe is

el otro dÍa estaba cuidando mis sobrinos, a gustavo y a marÍa celeste y la verdad que es una chulerÍa. >> coincido con mis colegas, siempre y cuando no surja otra nueva variante, estamos en un periodo donde todo esta bajando, las restricciones se estÁ levantando, que me parece que es lo correcto siempre y cuando en esas Áreas haya menos casos, todo esto continuarÁ asÍ siempre y cuando no surja otra variante que incremente los casos de manera drÁstica. por Último, la gente se pregunta se pone la cuarta dosis uno, todavÍa como decÍa el doctor hernÁndez, no sabemos, la ciencia no es blanca o negra, la ciencia evoluciona segÚn la data. si nosotros tenemos informaciÓn, que obviamente va a haber una ola significativa en el prÓximo mes, yo estoy seguro que las agencias federales van a decir, ok, vÁmonos con la cuarta dosis. todo depende de lo que va a pasar, nadie puede predecir lo que va a pasar y tenemos que ser flexibles y cambiar bastante rÁpido segÚn lo que tenemos de frente. carla: hablando precisamente de esa restricciones, se anunciÓ que la restricciones por el covid—19 terminan este

. >> muy contenta con este color celeste. >> los guantes es algo como intendencia, cÓmo hacen para serreguntaba las chicas que mero la cartera y me muestran que tienen adentro, pero nunca tener la oportuna desde la chico lo mismo, es la primera vez que le digo a un hombre. nada, es puro show. ante todo, vamos de la mÚsica pero primero los looks, porque richar me estÁ dando halloween. ¿ves algo? >> muchÍsimo. >> ¿cuÁntos dedos? >> tres. >> no, . eran cuatro. ¿el pelo? con corazÓn partido, es muy alejandro sanz. >> ¿a quiÉn no le rompan el corazÓn? imagÍnate. jesse: un abrazo para el pobre. estamos entre panas, dÍgame la verdad, que lo mÁs raro que tienen es su camerino? >> vinagre de manzana. francisca: te fue sÚper. jomari: yo dije que, yo veo que, no veo q. kelona. aunque se atracÓ son aparte el cuerpo que no puede nombrar pero yo dije. francisca: hay cosas que nos explican tanto, en mi pueblo dicen. jesse: lo de la mÁscara de rayshard. >> kim kardashian se lo puso muchas veces, todo el mundo. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente

celeste waldoner. in her role she will be responsible for defense policy for europe, nato, the middle east and africa, all places right now which are hot beds of potential conflicts. in light of the ongoing and unprecedented russian threat to post-cold war european stability and ukrainian sovereignty, dr. waldonner's nomination comes at a critical time. as former president of the u.s.-russia foundation, top russia expert on the national security council and former secretary of defense for russia, ukraine andure asia -- err asia, she is respected on both sides of the aisle. i traveled to several weeks ago and we met with president zelensky to discuss the russian threat and how we can do everything possible to help our ukrainian friends. you can't turn on the radio, read a paper or watch the news at night without seeing the russian troops who are massed on ukraine's border and the message from the ukrainians is clear when we met with them. they share our democratic values and the people are proud of thei

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president, last night i filed found cloture on additional defense nominees including celeste wall under, nominated to serve as the assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs. if this were any other time, mr. president, her nomination would almost certainly sailed through the senate with unanimous consent without the need for a roll call vote. >> we take you live to the u.s. senate keeping our over for your commitment to live coverage of congress. the senate is about to gavel back in after recess for their weekly party caucus again caucus lunches. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2.