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so christ church mix of sun and cloud for you on sunday with a hive 26 degrees southeast asia. we've been talking about that ne monsoon picking up. it's going to be a washout denying south. and then we've got this batch of brain around the malay peninsula who cat. and that's going to push out into the and a mean state and a been see so called snap across that china. but a really rough feeling day in shanghai, showers their gusty winds and about 50 kilometers per hour. it's going to fuel cooler than that 11. also windy in japan, so kado island, but we've got this snow there as well. so that's gonna reduce visibility with some white out conditions, be careful and soon ah, on counting the cost workers around the world are going on strike, pay isn't keeping up with the cost of living fuel re, grows of a china 0 cobit policy. we explore its impact on the economy. taxi, you may still be able to, why'd it flying cab counting the cost on al jazeera ah award winning documentary is from around a for oh, the me. welcome back. you're watching over there with me, the whole rob, the reminder

carolers, villagers, guests of the village, move to the courtyard of the church, as we saw, the carolers form a circle as a universal symbol of the sunnd line up inside this circle according to tradition birches are the so- called leaders of carol groups who will then leave the village and disperse. well, violinists too. every band has its own violinist, not only er trembitar . the conductor is called his birch, the violinist and the trembit player are such a mandatory composition of groups that will go for two weeks to carol. well, after 12 days of caroling, the band is going to go caroling. you discover 12 days of caroling, singing, uh, walking in these costumes, playing the violin on the trembit, caroling to dance all this for 12 days after the 12-day caroling, the group gathers for a christmas caroling, it is called at home in his birch tree , that is, the leader of the band was found, they caroled for him and his family. well, after the caroling, they drink from the bell and thank them for the hospitality a birch and a violinist stand in the center and around the carolers dance their dances that they know, well , that is, they d

orthodox africans recognized the orthodox church of ukraine, the moscow patriarchate decided that this is now our territory and from the church's point of view, it is the sun, and this action took place from the other side , ukrainian priests, by the way, from moscow of the patriarchate they even at the beginning of the war turned to the so-called pentarchy and the five most ancient patriarchs of the world with a request to condemn the patriarch of moscow to the russian peace. but again, from the patriarchs in syria and syria, this is a question for the patriarch of jerusalem and there are just many donations of others , and other support from the moscow church , that is, these tentacles and metastases, so to speak, of the russian world and this, so to speak, not sincere , cunning promotion of one's own interests. they call these metastases, they are in the world. but in order to get rid of them, you need a certain will and sincerity. you have to live according to the gospel, as christ said. christ was not afraid to expose the pharisees, the scribes, he spoke directly, and church people should do it just as directly to things, you have raised an important

what used to take place in a dining room is now out here on the street in front of glide memorial church. the sun it's a great day with a great need. >> we're planning to serve 2100 meals. >> reporter: they've been doing this for 50 years. and she's been coming here for 20. >> when you don't have a home or family, you're always welcome here at glide. >> reporter: she spent two decades living on the street. >> where would we be? >> reporter: for her, christmas is about seeing familiar faces and welcoming new ones. >> right now i'm homeless. i lived in l.a. last year. >> reporter: chuck is among a lot of new face this is year. >> a lot of folks are struggling. the pandemic hit a lot of people hard. a lot of people lost work. >> reporter: cruickshank said the christmas cheer is just right. >> i love it. all the staff is really friendly and helpful. >> reporter: and glide isn't the only place serving a holiday meal. here at st. anthony's, they geared up for 1600 people. >> 200 pounds of potatoes. >> reporter: a lot of potatoes. >> yeah. ooh, and think love it, and there's garlic in it and butter and

the church had a dominant, you know, the church's dogma about what where truth could actually come from and what the world the shape of the world where the sun in relation to earth and the rest the universe, all of that was sort of the church's domain. and the church had a monopoly on. and but this group, this of men using letters began to test the boundaries of what was known and to produce new knowledge through their observations to their own experiments that they would share with each other. and they began to even come up with sort of the values that we think of as, the values of science, the notion that, you know, discovery happens over a long of time. it's not that one person, one person sort of has a eureka moment and truth is discovered, but like a relay race, you know, and they understood this. they understood they needed to work together. and what fascinated me about that particular period was the letter how the letter functioned so beautifully as, a way for them to sort of produce this relationship with nature, because it was a lot more a like a conversation than, you know, than certainly than what we have on media today, which is

a fake to the head of this church, where i will end up in the cellars of the vatican with me right? it will be through. there is not enough light here. i need to go out into the sun the moon. can you hear me? you look like you've already stabbed someone in the morning, they'll say. those will have to slaughter mish, as far as i understand, this one did not think to deceive. bag from his belt, do not forget to remove the tube of what? well, a tube, well, such a cylindrical piece of wood of a small size, and you will also put this second bird under the door of casanova's dwelling . i confess i already missed your mysterious kabbalistic physiognomy jakor. is there as much bondage on my face as there is on your holiness? yes, we came into this world and left on the street, the weather is fine, the sun is shining, we need to come up with something fun. the picture is so formed that it is not enough for me to get it. can you help? the door can be keyed well, as you say. i just understood to the end here on your stairs i understood who is the true culprit of everything. and i don't want to ask. to accuse i demand the vorontsovs' hearts hover almost resigned themselves t

of his birth? in the church where he was baptized and recorded december 18, 1878. and officially his date is december 21, 1879. and what is december 21 , the astronomical birthday of the sunhe birth of a leader should be compared with the births of the sun, go into thoughtlessly decay, hide from the rays of the black-burning, callous luminary and become nothing to a moonless family, a draw, so that non-existence. everything swallowed whole you were and were not there, and the sum is all one alternation of delights from updates in the ancient cemetery. where is buried all the bitter lust but it makes you do something public authority should know about the state of the sun, in at any given moment, before making this or that decision, the government needs to cope with the state of the luminary cleaned its face or in 1927 in 1929, i assumed the onset of the maximum of the sun's activity, according to my calculations, it is precisely in these years that very important historical events will occur that will lead to a change geographical map of the world. used the prediction of scientists to answer with the words of chizhevsky himself from his book of memoirs all his life. at th

according to the gregorian calendar, and only the church lives according to the julian calendar, which lags behind the movement of the earth around the suner people stand on the fact that the main thing is not to celebrate christmas with russia and the russian president, for example, in ms. natalya from lviv, with whom i spoke, they say that her children are with the family at the council, and they said that this issue was resolved on february 24, but there are also people who say that we will not let russia steal our christmas, and i even encountered such categorical interlocutors who they said that no matter what the decision of the church is, they will not, under any circumstances, move to christmas on december 25. it also seems that these issues are happening mainly in social networks and it seems that people who want to celebrate christmas on january 7. they are even a little shy to express themselves on this topic and therefore it may seem that their voices are also already many that the church, the church continues to be careful, or whether the church is not the only one, so the church continues to be careful, in particular, close

which of his relatives began the gods, who is a little grain, and who sang in the church choir and whether even a drop flows in his veins noble blood. rostov-on-don, a sunrenched, windswept city of all nationalities, it was founded in 1749 by empress elizaveta petrovna, the city immediately became the capital of merchants and the don cossacks rostov center of the world dmitrovy here he grew up here. he invariably returns here to his roots, rostov-on-don. this is especially a city. well, thanks to the fact that i now live in moscow, i can see my city removed. of course we are special. worthy, the city of saransk well, of course, a good city, novosibirsk but still they do not grow. to mom tatyana valentina together they will try to remember as many details as possible about their ancestors. zhuravleva 122, this is my rostov address for 21 years - this set of numbers and letters was my address. tatyana valentinovna dmitrievna kolesnichenko dmitry dibrov's mother was born in rostov-on-don and worked all her life in the defense industry. what beauty was she like? well, dads. yes, well , it's up to dad. it's dad and didn't smell. even all this was without him

this is my joy. dream rodion the mercy of the sun from now on i will boobs the thief prays the drunken churchllelujah oh yegor creed i thank god i have a dad ah, ah, ah you know how to determine the question that the participants will never answer, everything is very simple ask anyone you won’t be mistaken, erudite smart belarusians. i haven't been able to answer the question yet. and natasha already wrote something there. you all think so, generally do not come to the competition ready to give all their strength to win. the night will pass, the time will pass. you don't need a son. i'm the sun will come down, the sun will come down the birds have stopped death is called crimean sadness and sorrow lord ah, the night will pass, the morning will come. i am the sons who know with you, the night will pass, the time will pass. and we know the sun will come down, the sun will rise. repair awaken the heart, as a friend's pain meets the heart, as the mission flies. sad stars because the sea to the earth towards the children's fairy tales on blue palms carries ships in russian god knows how to accept

but of course you the church knew what they were doing . they knew it merged with the winter sun. at as typological . it's perfectly typological. it's perfectly appropriate to you know, this is part of the mystery and the symbolism within nature. but that you know, in a fallen world dies. but it's then reborn . so, dies. but it's then reborn. so, you know we should embrace all that nature, symbolism, people always did. they always had boughs. always did. they always had boughs . holly, it's not true boughs. holly, it's not true that. boughs. holly, it's not true that . the victorians invented that. the victorians invented they reinvented it, but it always been a family festival on and off, you know, a matter of a radical of gifts, a sense . this radical of gifts, a sense. this is a time where everything is gift? everything is his generosity . and that's the very generosity. and that's the very core of this. christian, you meaning of christmas. you know if you like the incarnation if his is about integrity it's about the unity of space, of matter and it's about something rising from

that is, it is such a moment of unity in the church, as we say, christ unites both the living and the dead, and everything else. the unborn because we pray for that as the suns born because this very night is already starting to lose the day is starting to win the sun is growing the sun is born just like that you have a new life born as a new ukraine is born and through ukraine a new humanity is born father ivan or on christmas day that is tomorrow kryvyi rih too there will be a hutsul christmas eve and in general, what expectations do we have to celebrate christmas, everything is full as usual and tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. there will be a service of the divine liturgy and then after the end of the solemn service there will be a hutsul christmas eve yes we will bless the carolers, all nine groups of carolers meet in our place every year after the caroling near the church, each of these caroling groups, er, they said the caroling camp, what they said once goes to its village to visit every house and show near every house, even where no one lives for life to be restored, thanks to you, i will add that tomorrow on the air of espresso tv channel you will be able t

in the church where he was baptized, december 18, 1878 was recorded. and its official date is december 21, 1879 and what is december 21, this is the astronomical birthday of the sunthat is, the birth of a leader should be compared with birth. uh, go into thoughtless ribbons to hide from the rays in the black- burning stale luminary and become nothing moonless darkness, no one, so that nothingness swallowed the whole thing you were or weren't there, and the sum is all one alternation of raptures and oblivions in the ancient cemetery. where all bitter lust is buried compels us to do here and there, but it forces us to do something state power must know about the state of the sun at any given moment, before making a decision before or otherwise, the government must deal with the state of the luminary cleansed his face or darkened. in 1927 in 1929 very important historical events that will lead to changes in the geographical map of the world. or maybe stalin knew and deftly used the scientist's prediction. well, i can answer this with the words of chizhevsky himself from his book of memoirs all life. at the end of the twenties , the essence of my work was reported to

but of course, you know, the church knew what they were doing. they knew it merged with the winter solstice sun the winter solstice sun. one can see that as type illogical. it's perfectly appropriate to you know, this is part of the mystery and the symbolism within nature. but you know, in a fallen , everything dies. but fallen, everything dies. but it's reborn . so you know, we it's reborn. so you know, we should embrace all that nature, symbolism . people always did. symbolism. people always did. they always had boughs of holly. it's not true that the victorians invented they reinvented it, but just always been a family festival on and off, you know . a matter of off, you know. a matter of a radical exchange of gifts, a sense that this is a time where everything, his gift, everything is, is his generosity . and is, is his generosity. and that's the very of this christian , you know, meaning of christian, you know, meaning of christmas, you know, if you like the incarnation is integrity. it's about the unity of spirits of matter. and it's something rising below as much as something coming from

of the free sun? to the current defender and brother and uncle. to future governors of the churchengland , i find it the church of england, i find it quite extraordinary to read that joyful holiday season called which holiday i'll be off somewhere. it doesn't work anyway, because the word holiday is an amalgamation of holy day. the 12 days of christmas are the holiest outside of easter. happy holiday. happy holiday. is there still a subtle jonathan nation? iused still a subtle jonathan nation? i used to think was all hyperbole. no one was trying to cancel christmas nor trying to get rid of christmas. i used say, but now i think that's clearly not the case. i think there is overt attempt to take out of christmas . we see it all out of christmas. we see it all around us. frankly describe it as quite sinister, if not evil . as quite sinister, if not evil. i don't think it's out . a i don't think it's out. a misguided attempt to offending people either. the simply anti—christian christou phobic, if you like . i think it's a form if you like. i think it's a form of religious that we ne

sun of the mind has a moral basis. they are blintz. i'm not talking about the church and everything. the rest is not funny. communicates with one group americans on the other zelensky - is it a useful drug addict for the west, an idiot, and through zelensky the us west is implementing a military strategy, the elimination of the european union as such? well, ukraine, possibly poland, and so on, accompanying there, but this is already clear to everyone. not only, but i think there and in russia in ukraine there. well, this is even clear to both poles and bulgarians. here, with whom i communicate, but they really call zelensky, it’s even eritni-guaido and not even tikhanovskaya. it's just a useful american idiot speaking in ukraine, also volatile, but here. uh, here is the first phrase in this german newspaper that everyone in ukraine has gone crazy. yes, they don’t answer questions by sign, that not all, because they have two more points. those who have not lost their minds are motivated and kill in their pockets. yes, but here, uh, it’s not only ukraine that has such an impression that it’s going crazy, bec

church. >> all thacertainly stands in favor of his true christian commitment. on the other hand, he did retain the coinage with the sunn it. he did say the day of the sun would be made a day of rest, but it's very unclear whether the day of the sun meant the day dedicated to the sun god or the day dedicated to jesus and his resurrection. >> whatever one finally decides about the nature of his conversion-- whether it's a real, sincere conversion or not-- it has profound impact upon the future of christianity, upon the future of western civilization. constantine's patronage doesn't just mean that a lot of new churches get built, though it means that. it doesn't just mean that the salaries of bishops go up astronomically, though it means that. it doesn't just mean that christians have freedom now to worship as thechoose. it means that it has become part of the imperial establishment, and obviously, that is going to mean profound changes for the society and for christianity. >> narrator: constantine showed his support by massive building programs, especially in jerusalem. ironically, the city that was destroyed one roman

sun newspaper. tens of thousands of visitors have been gathering in bethlehem in the occupied west bank for the annual christmas eve procession ahead of midnight mass at the nativity churchr two years of lockdown due to the pandemic, this year has seen the return of foreign visitors who are are of foreign visitors who are vital to the local economy. 0ur correspondent yolande knell sent this report from the holy city. here in manger square, despite some damp weather, there is plenty of christmas cheer. at the heart of celebrations, as every year, we had a procession. the palestinian scouts leading the way through the streets, playing bagpipes and drums. lots of competition between them as they entertain the crowds. they escorted church leaders arriving from jerusalem into bethlehem. we saw the head of the catholic church, a latin patriarch, shaking hands with people in the crowds. then it was down into the grotto of the fourth century nativity church just behind me over there. that is built on the very spot where christians believe that jesus was born. here in bethlehem, what's giving locals extra sense of relief this christmas is the fact that pilgrims are back. tens of

zhenya touches the sun, counts every corner three times, then in speed she will marry a rich man, so the path is trodden here both in winter and summer, and in front of you is the churcht. john the forerunner on the shelf and this church was built in 1127 by the prince, novgorod vsevolod vseslavich, and he gave this church to the association of merchants of the vashchenniks, that is, those merchants who traded in wax and in honor of this church of the association was called ivalskaya 100, to join the military 100 it was required pay a fee of 50 novgorod silver here it is hryvnia seriously. oh, this silver hryvnia, cut in half, became known as the ruble. and after that, you can’t put the hryvnia back around your neck. purse the car and for the form you will not put. so they began to melt such bars. imbued with the spirit of mr. veliky novgorod couple to invent novgorod dishes. what i love is that the local markets are great. you can always try some specialists. well, what do we have bread? good afternoon. you can treat yourself to a sourdough bread, this is a picture, yes, it turns out right? i'm interested in borodino bread, so i would take a few bars from you, buddy.

of the royal family like satellites around sun of king charles, were well done. it made a proving noises of not simply christianity. the star, the floor of the churchloor of the church, bethlehem, where christ is supposed to have been born and king said he was prince charles having been there. and then needless ing to there. and then needless ing to the mosque , to the temple, to the mosque, to the temple, to the mosque, to the temple, to the all of that was beautifully done and it was mind numbingly not dull . yes. i mean, to be not dull. yes. i mean, to be fair, i think a lot of people might have that. they they'd watched it it but left it not feeling impacted it like some of the previous that we remember the previous that we remember the performance seems like a harsh word to use but but the performance of the queen always always hit it no note perfect sometimes it did . we remember sometimes it did. we remember the ones of at moments of crisis. i mean, that's the light. the like the famous one with covid and so on. those are the ones that remember. i mean, come on now . what do i think is come on now. what do i think is my real opinion ? i was

of the royal family like satellites around sun of king charles, were well done. it made a proving noises of not simply christianity. the star, the floor of the churchloor of the church, bethlehem, where christ is supposed to have been born and king said he was prince charles having been there. and then needless ing to there. and then needless ing to the mosque , to the temple, to the mosque, to the temple, to the mosque, to the temple, to the all of that was beautifully done and it was mind numbingly not dull . yes. i mean, to be not dull. yes. i mean, to be fair, i think a lot of people might have that. they they'd watched it it but left it not feeling impacted it like some of the previous that we remember the previous that we remember the performance seems like a harsh word to use but but the performance of the queen always always hit it no note perfect sometimes it did . we remember sometimes it did. we remember the ones of at moments of crisis. i mean, that's the light. the like the famous one with covid and so on. those are the ones that remember. i mean, come on now . what do i think is come on now. what do i think is my real opinion ? i was

sun-times" tracker, 88 of those killed by guns in chicago this year were children. last sunday i was at a vigil in hyde park, a section of chicago, at a lutheran church. we come together each year to pray for an end to this gun violence. but we know in our heart of hearts prayer is not enough. i believe the good lord expects us to pray but expects us to take action too. the senate judiciary committee, which i chair, has held 11 hearings on gun violence in these last two years. we've heard from a lot of witnesses. one i remember was earnest willingham from the west side of chicago. after the cabrini greenhousing project towers were tender down, earnest and his family moved to the west side of town. before he was 17 earnest's father, brother, and cousin had all been shot. a few years ago he lost his best friend to a stray bullet. despite the horror around him, earnest became the first in his family to go to college. he's now a premed student at northeastern university in boston. he's been accepted to medical school. earnest said that when he grew up, young people, quote, attend a lot more funerals than weddings, and parents live in constant fear that th