cherie: just riffing off of that a little bit. i want to ask you each your thoughts on what has gone awry. part of what i mean about this is not just a political analysis. we will hearken way back, thousands of years to saint augustine who talked about how virtue is largely properly ordering your loves and desires. ordering your values that accords with reality, wise and prudent, as well as love. loving things in the right way. when you think about that, you think something has gone on dion just -- beyond just the political. the former president does not fill stadiums for people looking forward relishing seeing their enemies humiliated because they want to see a win in the next election. there is something that we the people are starting to value the wrong things. starting to love domination and humiliation of our enemies too much. what has gone on? mona, we can start with you. mona: nice, small topic. there are many things that are tearing us apart. we have a radical change in family structure where many people now are living alo

teh hamas for the sake of the news agency gardne cheri of chaharmahal bakhtiar province. hello , good evening. well, today we had the arrival of a rain system. from the morning until now , rain has been reported from many cities located in the western and northern regions of the country. but for tomorrow , rain is expected in the western areas. if we have the southern slopes of alborz, this system will gradually move and reach the eastern and northeastern parts of the country. but the next system will enter the country from the north-west borders from monday afternoon the country will be affected by rain in the north-western and western provinces of the country, such as kermanshah, west and east azarbaijan, and ardabil. gradually, this system will expand and become stronger. for tuesday , those who plan to travel . they should be aware that there is a possibility of flooding of the roads in the southern areas, and in the mountainous areas, there will be snowfall in the same place, which has a red-orange color, while it is predicted that the southern skirts of ezborz will

there was a sex tape that cheri young, andrew's wife, found in a pile of things that rielle had lefthey had rented for her, and they kept it as a kind of an insurance. you did, though, at one point, consider selling it. when somebody comes up to you and says, you know, "here's millions of dollars. will you sell it?" you know, i'd be lying if i didn't say, "hmm." but did we ever seriously consider selling it? of course not. it was a crazy, juicy trial for something about finance. there's no question that i've done wrong, and i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others, but i did not break the law. they ended up deliberating for nine days, and it was like, is the train gonna crash? ♪ -man: morning. -morning. good morning. we have this 4-week trial, and then you had nine days of deliberation just deadlocked. there were just a couple of hardcore people who didn't think that it was a campaign finance violation and thought the government didn't prove their case. at the end of the day, they came

there was a sex tape that cheri young, andrew's wife, found in a pile of things that rielle had leftand they kept it as a kind of an insurance. you did, though, at one point, consider selling it. when somebody comes up to you and says, you know, "here's millions of dollars. will you sell it?" you know, i'd be lying if i didn't say, "hmm." but did we ever seriously consider selling it? of course not. it was a crazy, juicy trial for something about finance. there's no question that i've done wrong, and i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others, >> and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain. not break the law they ended up deliberating for nine days and it was like, this is the train going to crash >> i am not guilty. i am resigning >> administration officials destroyed my cover >> politics were great power meets questionable decision-making. >> and then on faceless backroom deals, cisac payers, bribery, corruption, prostitution. >> as >> someone who lives for politics when a major

there was a sex tape that cheri young, andrew's wife, found in a pile of things that rielle had lefty had rented for her, and they kept it as a kind of an insurance. you did, though, at one point, consider selling it. when somebody comes up to you and says, you know, "here's millions of dollars. will you sell it?" you know, i'd be lying if i didn't say, "hmm." but did we ever seriously consider selling it? of course not. it was a crazy, juicy trial for something about finance. there's no question that i've done wrong, and i take full responsibility for having done wrong. and i will regret for the rest of my life the pain and the harm that i've caused to others, but i did not break the law. they ended up deliberating for nine days, and it was like, is the train gonna crash? here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fr

>> okay, cheri takalski, who is my agent. give it up for cheri. >> cheri!s like -- >> he was like "go -- go do that. shut up. go do it." >> jimmy: go do that. go do it. try it. >> yes. >> jimmy: and look at you now. >> i know. yeah. >> jimmy: you're on broadway bud. this is a big deal. [ cheers and applause ] in a musical with alicia keys music. are you a fan obviously of alicia keys? did you grow up -- >> no. >> right. [ light laughter ] >> absolutely. i've been listening to alicia -- and this is really corny, but, like, you know how dad puts, like, the baby -- the headphones on the baby bump. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was doing like "unbreakable" and "if i ain't got you" on the baby bump and stuff like that. >> jimmy: wait, so, you were -- when you were in -- >> yes. like yes. >> jimmy: no. >> yes. >> jimmy: so, you were listening your whole life. >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. alicia, did you know that she was the one? >> absolutely. we all knew that she was the one. you know, it's -- it's a long journey. it takes a very special person. you have to be able to

dear ones who use cheri and taraz snow plows, they must have travel safety equipment with them, especiallyl chains . thank you. mashhad prepares to welcome nowruz pilgrims, vice president of culture, social affairs and pilgrimage of khorasan governorate razavi announced that he is ready to welcome more than 6 million nowruz pilgrims and tourists in this province. with the arrival of spring, the nature of mashhad was decorated with 15 million flower branches and ready to welcome nowruz travelers. we are busy designing carpets to beautify the direction welcome to zahirin. it has been almost a month that we have been working and arranging flowers in order to welcome nowruz travelers, all the capacities of khorasan razavi province are ready to serve the pilgrims, about 42 emergency accommodation centers, one of which is the bostan al-afshar gideh. with a capacity of 45,000 people , we have planned and equipped emergency and temporary overnight accommodations. visitor reception stations will be activated at three of the main entrances: neishabur entrance, gochan entrance, and the passenger term

culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festival. and after dark japantown comes life with night clubs and or joy serene moments through the illuminated part and san francisco is japantown an engaging community that likewise people to experience japanese culture with food and exciting events and japantown is a must see for any visitor to sa >> welcome to another episode of safety on today is episode we'll show you how 0 retroactive you're home let's go inside and take a look. >> hi and patrick chief officer and director of earthquake for the city and county of san francisco welcome to another episode of stay safe in our model home with matt we'll talk about plywood. >> great thanks. >> where are we we if you notice bare studs those are prone to failure in an earthquake we need to stabilize those they don't lean over and plywood is effective as long as you nail along every edge of the plywood for the framing we'll nail along the sides and top and on the bottom 0 immediately you'll see a problem in a typical san franc

cheri, what's new in your relationship?nd you’re here, please, here i want to sleep, and you support me, this, well, this is a never-ending sense of responsibility and a certain anxiety, such parental anxiety, i truly understood, felt, and experiencing these feelings to this day, the excitement and anxiety of my child, it is. well, of course, these are still some completely new sensations, a new spectrum that you have not experienced before, because you know , there is probably nothing in life more important than the phrase “a man was born”, this is a miracle, a real , which you are living, we have repeatedly asked ourselves the question, how in general, what did we do, what did we do, where did we direct all this free time, because when it appeared. we have reconsidered in many ways our attitude towards some even basic aspects of safety, you you walk there, you constantly look to the right, to the left, remember how we studied children’s fairy tales again, already as adults, and how amused we were at any ending of any fair

also have anything you're a 3 tips for food that studies show can improve sleep, cherry, all sour, cheri's in particular, try eating a few or having a glass of juice. according to one study, people who consumed 2 portions of sour cherry juice a day reported sleeping better than participants, and a placebo group that's down to their melatonin content. this is known as the sleep hormones. the body produces it naturally when it gets dark, hoping you wind down, but tart cherries, increase your melatonin levels and therefore improve sleep. the sugar content though can wake you up, so they're best consumed during the day rather than in the evening. lentils, lentils are high in chip defense, an amino acid that the body doesn't produce by itself, but use it to make several tona. this makes the active and energetic during the day . in the evening when it's dark, serotonin gets converted into the sleep hormone melatonin. for this process, the metabolism requires b vitamins and fully gas it, both of which lentils provide there also complex carbohydrates. they can help reduce blood glucose levels and

pušić, what do you think, kryvbas, this vernedub, he, i think, that this match can remind you of when cheryyed. the miner, when verneydub was simply point-blank, skillfully broke miners? yes, purely from the coaching point of view, if you look at the absence of coaches, then definitely now the advantage is on the side of yuriy varnedub, plus we see that krylbas is perfectly ready for the season, as shown by the first round of the 24th year, we see that in shakhtar again has these hesitations and a problematic game with alexandria and relegation from marseille in the europa league. they say that shakhtar is not in the best shape, but precisely these emotions, which after 0:0, were negative emotions, but after a technical defeat for alexandria, respectively, a victory for miner, more the miner's emotions became positive, and this can play just such an important role for the miner, because it will definitely be a knife match, the teams are actually very well prepared, well now also physically, we still understood that the decline was physical, which was with oleksandria, for the most part it i

witnessing that goes to what we stand for the country, as a people, as a democracy, what values do we cheril of that is wrapped into it and tied to our assessment of the character of the president of the united states. so it is going to matter. how much? we don't know. moderator: i have a very tough question that has been submitted by a guy named roy who is a former journalist someone i have known for years. i believe one, a for covering famine in africa back in the 1980's. he has a really tough question. do all members of the panel agree with lara that israel is committing an ongoing genocide? i wouldn't use that word, because i do -- the effect may be genocidal, but i do not leave that the intent is genocidal. that is my own personal view. i don't see it asto the houthis and the tutsis in rwanda or the nazis elimination of 6 million jews. >> the definition of genocidal law doesn't require it to meet that bar. the international part of justice in looking at this on the probable case for probable genocide based on -- a probable case, based on the intent. it doesn't have to rise to me trying

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>> the two other stakeholders in this decision making process, the speaker, mike johnson and just cheri chair jim jordan are less committal when it comes to criminal referrals. and they said there's still more conversations need to be had beyond that comer says he wants to do legislative reforms to address so-called influence peddling. but casey, this is just not where republicans thought they were going to be this far into their investigation. >> woman, and you've covered like >> every single step of this all the way along the way. and there were high-profile missteps at a series of points. i mean, they're first hearing then this issue with the key witness who was arrested for lying, basically i mean in terms of a criminal referrals mean what leg is there to stand on? that unclear and they don't say who these criminal referrals would be four and remember, hunter biden was so key to their investigation, all of the allegations around the president was built around him and hunter came in for his deposition on february 28, south for six hours. he answered every question republicans had for

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hunter biden, closed-door deposition wednesday before the republican-led house oversight and judiciary cheri committees covered more than six hours. the deposition is part of the ongoing republican impeachment inquiry into allegations that president biden benefited financially from hunter biden's overseas the business ventures, according to newly released transcript, hunter biden told lawmakers, quote, all i know is this. my father was never involved in any of my business, ever never received a cent from anybody or never benefited in any way. never took any actions on behalf in any way. and i can absolutely 100% state that this is just not just in my case, but in every family members case, seen as evan perez joins us now with more. so understand that hunter biden and congressman matt gaetz clash during the deposition. what more do you know? >> yeah, there were a lot of tense exchanges with matt gaetz in particular anderson and the theme was what you just underlined, which is 100 pushing back on the idea that his father, bennett benefited from any of his business dealings overseas in ukraine

thanks to my good friend cherie brown these jobs in new albany will be good paying union jobs.ith administration and work with intel, intel is use a project labor agreement for the deal which make sure the workers!ç building this are well prepared and well compensated. it's not just that intel would directly hire thousands of new workers at the benefits will also extend to universities across the region, espially it will benefit other industries like the auto industry. this investment will help generate a pipeline of highly skilled tech workers right in the heart of ohio a as arizona and new mexico, oregon. and the benefits will spread across communities that have long been overlooked and have long been waiting for a second chance. and this is what so many of us here in the senate envisioned when we wrote chips and science. i thought of this year's ago. i work with senator young. it took as long time to convince people how important this was but today's announcement by intel, that was announced last, last month in upstate new york, and many others to,, our faith in this bill is

. >> she called her grandmother papa doug, here with grandma cheri she was our sunshine, she was just our world. >> did you worry about her as a teenager? >> she had family around. so my worry was, if she left bend, oh my goodness, what if my kayleigh goes up to portland? she won't have a grandma sharon there. we'll have to move. we'll have to go and be with her. that was my worry. that she wouldn't be in bend. >> mind you, kayleigh was on her own, it was living with her boyfriend a, young man named cam. >> i could tell that the moment kayleigh met cam that this was a good relationship for her. i could see that she was happy. >> cameron and kayleigh loved each other. we were looking -- they would probably be getting engaged before too long. >> they were a beautiful couple together, they involved themselves with family, if we had a family dinner and everybody knew kayleigh and cam were coming, then it became a holiday. just kayleigh and cam are coming. >>now, if you just figure out what to do with her life. >> she was going to be a plastic surgeon, she's going to be a policeman, she's

we will continue with the cheri theme as we head through tonight. towns and cities. a chilly start on saturday. another day of sunshine and showers. the showers most frequent towards the north and west. some on the heavy side. gales in the north of scotland. fewer showers further north and east you nowhere immune. nine to 10 degrees and cooler with the wind chill. thank you. more than 300 ukrainians — many whom are frail and elderly — have been forced to leave their homes near the russian border in the past week due to intensified shelling and air strikes. it's the largest russian attack in recent weeks, and follows a vow for revenge from moscow. 0ur eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, sent this report from the ukrainian city of sumy. nina hasjust lost everything she owns. they all have. ukrainian pensioners who've been forced to flee russian bombardment and abandon their homes. nina's pain is felt by everyone here. villagers were evacuated under fire, by police, urging them on to safety. some had to be carried across bridges already bomb

culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheriblossom festival. and after dark japantown comes life with night clubs and or joy serene moments through the illuminated part and san francisco is japantown an engaging community that likewise people to experience japanese culture with food and exciting events and japantown is a must see for any visitor to san >> good morning, everyone natasha can you go ahead and get started with item number one, on the agenda. >> the meeting is a starting at 94 a a.m. item roll call. >> member crawford present. >> member larkin present. >> member mathews

cheri beasley, who is the former leader of your supreme court, the former chief justice of your supremed bud, a very extremist anti-abortion candidate who got 50.5%. this is a very narrow state. how do you then sort of -- what is the strategy to make sure it doesn't go that way again? because ted bud is also an anti-abortion candidate. you have seen that kind of candidate be able to slip through. what's the strategy against mark robinson? is it just literally running ads letting him talk and say his extremist things? it is a state that could flip either way. >> i'm very proud that i appointed cheri beasley as the first black woman chief justice of our state supreme court. and she only lost that race by about 400-some votes in 2020, one of the saddest losses i have seen. but the national party did not support her in 2022 when she ran. there was a difference of many millions of dollars in what ted bud and the groups that supported him spent in this race and what she spent. that's why it's so critical that the biden campaign target north carolina. we can win this state for him and we can w

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there will be rain across scotland and northern ireland, cheri rain across england and wales, the south—easts, firefighters, ambulance staff and other public workers as a mark of recognition and is available for those who lost their lives after 19a8. it is the equivalent of the elizabeth cross, which is awarded to members of the armed forces who've lost their lives in combat. families are now able to apply for the emblem online via the government website. applications will then be considered by the george cross committee, who oversee all gallantry awards. all of this wouldn't have been possible, without the efforts of bryn hughes, who's spent years campaigning for a medal to honour emergency service workers killed in the line of duty in memory of his daughter, nicola. rogerjohnson has his story as a grieving father, and you grieve every day, that gives you that space, you're running, wherever you're running on the hills where i live. and you're alone with your thoughts and you can process your thoughts, or attempt to process your thoughts. to get through it, you've got to put one foot in fro

culture and ar contribution japantown hosted festivities and events throughout the year some are the cheri blossom festival. and after dark japantown comes life with night clubs and or joy serene moments through the illuminated part and san francisco is japantown an engaging community that likewise people to experience japanese culture with food and exciting events and japantown is a must see for any visitor to san >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> landing at leidesdorff is as the new public school in downtown san francisco for people to come together for 0 lunch and weekends a new place to enjoy the architect and our culture. >> landing at leidesdorff one of several initiatives to the road map for the initiatives all about using your public space and network for now environments to 0 invite people adopted not just to the office but any time of the day. >> it shows there is excitement and energy and people wore looking forward to enjoying the space that people may want to end up in downtown. >> we've been operating in the financial district since 2016 with the treasury and coming up we