philippe clement's first old firm. quite the opposite — the former rangers and scotland winger will be covering the game for bbc 5 live tomorrow and joins us now. pat, i don't dare ask you how many, unless you have off the top of your head in number in line? a calculation, overioo, head in number in line? a calculation, over 100, a good start there. yes, that is intimidating enough. if you think about the experience tomorrow it'll be slightly different because of the fan situation, will come to that in a moment. if you were to sit him in a moment. if you were to sit him in a room and asked operate under those circumstances, what would you say to him about the unique atmosphere would provide? first him about the unique atmosphere would provide?— would provide? first of all, it's a comlete would provide? first of all, it's a complete assault _ would provide? first of all, it's a complete assault to _ would provide? first of all, it's a complete assault to the - would provide? first of all, it's a complete assault to the

clement. clement was a professor of history at marquette university and his 1993 book, the gettysburg soldier cemetery, and lincoln's address compiles years of papers and articles into one volume. when i read the book, i thought i'd hit pay dirt. it's all there. platform size. location is a who's who of every vip sitting on that stand. and even the printed music that was of the songs that were performed during the ceremony. now, because don't have a photograph of lincoln actually delivering the dress. many artists have tried to illustrate it over the years. the most compelling piece is by joseph becker, whose contemporaneous illustrations of civil war scenes appeared regularly in publications throughout the war. his illustration of the consecration appeared as a centerfold. leslie's illustrated newspaper. in december 1863, and it is a remarkable resource in it. evergreen cemetery's gatehouse serves a doorway to the ceremony taking place up on cemetery hill. we can see the enormous cr we'll com

so for us to notice this morning that it was going to contribute $3000000000.00 to the green clement funds. so this is the funds that is made available to developing countries to help them reduce carbon dioxide emissions. but also to help them change the way that they live to adapt to the impacts of climate change. this is part of a much wider funds that were supposed to be available by 2020 and is running a little bit late or was ready at least 2 years after it should have been. um, so these because are still not enough. anyway, developing countries need more money, they are going to be able to do these things. and there are other factors as well as a lesson damage fund. for example, that has been set up at the beginning of this conference. it's been seen as a success and pledges have been made towards that. but again, the money is just not enough to cover the type of losses and damages that we're seeing, which could be up to half a trillion by 2030. and the funding in place is around 500000000 at the moment. anyway. okay, we're not quite there yet. i'm looking forward to the days a

the car, there was a 14 clements, a strip of land. on the southern end of gauze to philadelphia, philadelphia, colorado. well, to put a more corrected up to the southern stoppage point of casa, must be in all hands. they must be sons. it is clear that any other arrangement would not insure the demon of translation. let's see that we see what us look further into the philadelphia card. it was established as a buffer zone on the agent is ro peace treaty of 1979. 14 clements along route stretches along the entirety of the gauze. egypt border is well controlled. the car door until 2005, when it withdrew from the strip off to which egyptian security forces began patrolling the area. 2 years later, mass came into power in gaza, both egypt and her mass strongly opposed as well as control over the court though, because it was effective, it says the goal is the strips and the lands connection to egypt. god, that by that is a political science professor at the national defense university. he says nothing. you know, his statement is lossy to clo

well, i mean the us has put forth a $3000000000.00 this morning actually for the green, clement fund, which is a good contribution. it's for the mitigation. so the reduction of fossil fuels in developing countries and also to help them make changes to their lives, to be able to adapt to the climate change impacts that they are seeing. and it's not enough money, so i want to jump in north. yeah, of course. yeah. and i'm actually industrialized countries have promised a 100000000000 by 2020. they got there 2 years late. it's there. but again, it's still not enough on developing countries are seeing, you know, or one thing to see an increase in this amount of money. money is trust for these countries and the trust is wavering because the money just isn't there. we're also seeing this and the new funds that's been set up on less than damage on the pledge, just have just been too too small. okay, dw climate reporter, louisa. osborne, thanks so much. i to and some festive tier for you before we go. one of germany's oldest christmas markets hasn't just been opened by the christmas angel of c

i also dw clement reports of tim shown, but what that might look like. well, that is very difficult to say as there are many, many formulations. so on the table, a very tiny particular words that are seeing the parties are a fighting about one approach could be a general approach could be that the industrialized countries would need to phase out early of in developing countries. that will be one option that we are hearing. another one is that the rich, the countries develop, countries would need to phase out mean was some developing countries would only need to phase down with some timelines. there's also the discussion over common caption storage which can reduce the emissions to some extent and to find the and then the 3rd option, which is rather a leverage i would say is the financial aspects. um, we the, it could be a landing ground opening doors, many developing countries have difficulties to access money on the financial markets. and as they also have a huge step problems, and therefore the interests are very expensive. they need money for the ener

the man you dreamed of, so i’m for clemente, and who are you, my dear little son?u, freshly cooked duck, how do you like it, great, we have a couple of ksenia and clementey, if you are single, or you did you like someone? participants of today's program, write to the website of the first channel, and i am larisa guzeeva, i wish that your loved one will definitely tell you. let's get married. hello, the program is on air, ekaterina andreeva is in the studio, the main event of the day. ksyusha mazneva, whose postcard from the christmas tree was taken by the president in the studio of the program , how the dream of a girl from st. petersburg to become a tv presenter came true. she spent 2 days on channel one and shared her impressions with vladimir putin. supporting the family and saving the people of russia are priorities for the years forward. what tasks did the head of state set at the meeting of the council for strategic development of national projects? the colossal losses of ukraine and the successes of the russian army in all areas of the special operation, whi

clement made him leader of the government at a time when his party did not have a majority, and theya general election after the war, and in that election attlee beat churchill, because it appeared that for most britons a wartime leader could not be a leader of the time peace, it turned out, no one even knew it, but it matters, it doesn't matter, i think it doesn't, the main thing is that great britain won, and churchill was there once returned to his post, he might not have returned at all, there was simply already a monument. i think the opportunity to become a monument is much more important than the opportunity to become president again, that's all, and it should come from that, and finally, let's go back to where we started, only we were summing up the previous year , and we 'll talk a little bit about the prospects for the 23rd, 24th, yes, thanks, purely in theory, for now, if we get the necessary supply of weapons to carry out what is planned, maybe right now? almost in these minutes ours military leadership, if we eventually see the results of the election in the united state

he's known as a king who is very interested in clement issues and sustainability. he showed up for a long time. this is not the 1st time that he's spoken of the call. he spoke of prince of wales, but then at the call in paris and also in glasgow. so a lot of what he's said is, is things that we've heard before, but it really is a call to action for the governments and leaders that are that represented from today to, to take action and to release the pasta and increase emission out because this year we often wasting down to the 11th hour, the language to be agreed upon at the summit for something to happen at the very last minute. but this one's on the floor really fast. on day one. uh, the landmark deal. can you tell us about that? yeah, i think it caught us all a little bit by surprise. this is the last some damage funds that was agreed would to take well, would be established last year at the clement conference there, but um has already now been adopted. so this was an negotiations that took place over the year. it's basically setting up financing for a money to

for philippe clement, the new rangers boss, this was the introduction to one of football's most intenseud and about to get louder. what a strike that is. paulo bernardo�*s strike an unstoppable shot, celtic�*s joy uncontrollable. rangers did have moments. this hand ball may have meant a penalty if var had not spotted an earlier offside. the pulse of the game was frantic but when they needed it celtic found rhythm and kyogo furuhashi prtformed hiis solo, his seventh goal this year was special. the game was quickly getting away from rangers. leon balogun could only stop it illegally and off he went. rangers battled on however, the captainjames tavernier produced some magic but celtic held on. they will celebrate the new year by dancing on the table top. after the game rangers have requested access to the audio from the video assistant referee looking at that first half penalty appeal. elsewhere, third placed hearts came from two down to draw with ross county. aberdeen lost 3—0 at home to st mirren. kilmarnock missed the chance to go third as they drew two—all at home with dundee. and moth

he said that milly reducing fossil fuel usage would not be enough before the worst of clement. but what exactly is the name of the climate club? i put that question to dw as chief political editor. you say look, who's not in dubai, as well. it started out sounding pretty exclusives because it was during germany's g 7 presidency of the world's richest industrialized nations. and launching it properly here was kind of a smaller one set the d 7 is sending the message and he also and launched it together with kelly to make a point that this is something that should build bridges between the global south and the rich. so knows that this is not something that the western countries want to see done along their own lines. that it really could be a form for technology transfer to enable for countries to join in the same kind of wealth that richard nations have enjoyed for decades. of course the missing so much c o 2 that now we have climate change and that this is an offer rather than a way to prevent them from reaching the same levels of wealth. and that's what it's launched as being a

it wouldn't be that me to clement for you now for the day when we're there, we'll herders keep them away in a little body. i know what do you get in it. so as long as we are there, the cattle have to around. i mean, i do, i know this chaos only happens at night the lot. i really one of them and then i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their counsel away from the fields and i don't know made it okay. did you and i don't nimble and if he was on the job or the others, he's be with you one day today. how are you? i was work or things going well? yes. right, yeah. what's your, what's your out of this? yes. let's move to the, i'm not know how to do it. how are you and your family, what am i doing? i'm well, and you know, i'm obviously the others. i've called them. they're coming right away. are these cars from last sunday, from candy? i yeah. with on the windows through they'll be quite nice. the soils good, which is the other codes belong to the studies were allowed to do that, it just sort of sees one to help find a compromise between the farmers and herders tha

hardest year on break or draws to a close tweaks i can look at the challenge of pricing in the world clements in 2020 the anthony. how it welcome to the program. russia has launched a 1st by raj of strikes on duty, right? targeting the capital, keep and inflicting damage on residential areas of the country. second largest city in hockey's in the last down rushes defense minister has said that the attack on hockey was in retaliation for you, friends bombardment of the russian city of belgrade. at that early the and central car keys, ukrainian emergency crews respond to heavy showing in the hours leading to new year's eve. these, the russian forces struck here at least 6 times in during over dozen people and damaging several apartment buildings. one of the residents irina survived with minor injuries. this is our media presence. they gave us to this new yeah. the shouldn't be. they have select the showed him leave the lock so it supposedly bomb residential areas. there are people here who are just talking one do such a thing. of the strikes and car keys are only the latest of over a 100 miss st

practice more option a to 1st very important time it changes, it was very well we all the features, clement, to use the house called the 2 weeks um its the largest, every climate gathering while the un says it could be the most important a global meeting since power is 2015. the doc then nations agreed to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees celsius. but scientists war and that the planet is running out of time to achieve this goal with this year, being the whole test on record. deep right now, and keepers still waiting for its allies to provide more than a across like f, 165 digits to help it will gain 2 or 3 from russia. so now the army and a force have to make, due with the equipment that has been flying since the soviet era. the deputies next end of may not with a helicopter cru. ahead of emission in eastern new york right? flying low. that so helicopter crew survive in the open spaces of eastern ukraine. they approach targets at high speed as sent to get an angle, fire and get out in the field somewhere in the east we meet the crew. their m 8 has been flying since the agents pi

but philippe clement will not mind, two points behind celtic with a game in hand.he's sure everyone still wants to see him face deontay wilder next year after a night of mixed fortunes for both fighters in saudi arabia. joshua himself took another step back to the top of heavyweight boxing — dominant from the outset against 0tto wallin. the swede�*s corner pulled him out of the fight at the end of the fifth round, giving joshua the win that continues his revival. but deontay wilder couldn't hold up his side of the bargain, losing to new zealand'sjoseph parker on a unanimous points decision 7 onejudge had parker winning every round. wilder, now 38, says he believes he can still defeat anthonyjoshua despite falling short last night, and joshua's not ruling it out either. i'm not too sure what can happen from here. but i'm sure from a fan perspective, they will be more annoyed. for me, i always understand how this game is. you never know, this is elite level boxing. the day of reckoning was an amazing card, wilderjust came up short, but he will live to fight another d

it wouldn't be that me to clement for you now for the day when we're there, it will hurt or is keep them away in a little body. i know what do you get in it. so as long as we are there, the cattle have to go around. i mean, i was, i'm, and now this chaos only happens at night the lot. i really one of them and i'll speak with the regions, young mergers to make sure they keep their cattle away from the fields to catch it, don't you? and i don't name way and if he was on the menu of the, so that's already or is the others he's be with you today. how are you? i was work where things going well. yes. right. yeah. what's your, what's your out of this? yes. the move, the, i'm not gonna do right. how are you and your family and see i'm well and you know, have you seen the others? i've called them. they're coming right away. i got out of 100 people. are these cars from the last sunday, from candy. i yeah, with on the windows through they'll be quite nice. the soils, good, which is the other coast belong to the us studies were allowed to do that. it just sort of sees one to help find a compromise

julian, david stayed behind and we went off to san clemente with the with the president. mr. nixon, as we passed by the washington monument. the president is there. i'm sitting here. mrs. nixon's next him. and i thought. what do you say as you're going by am the marine one. and said, mr. president, in ten years you will be back. because that's the kind of person he was. and mrs. nixon was. they were fighters. and ten years later, by order of katharine, who heard him give speech, he was on cover of newsweek saying he's back because everyone wanted seek his advice and is nixon was very much a part of that. patty a couple of things. your take as a staffer at that pivotal moment, but before that something much happier and i wanted to ask you earlier and we moved along you talked about mrs. loved to have one on one time with people to be able to look them in the eye, to make them understand not her importance, but the importance of the office and the presidency and the first lady. how many of you all have ever taken a tour? the white house? bunch of us. i think we have done it dur

zawisza received them in 1700 from pope clement 11. the interior was built up 13.e foundation was built, it was built as a family ploughshare for the family, and the menavita was there at the end of the river, there relics were taken away with the moshchami of saint felitsyan. for many hours the patrons and defenders of our city have been treated. gonar yago navat had a street named kamsamolskaya. the memory of the central nave includes well-preserved frescoes in chapel of st. felician. it is known that this was one of the most beautiful pillars, not only in this church, but in all of minsk. felician was considered the patron saint of minsk, its defender. there are memories of how representatives of the famous noble families of minsk competed with each other to see who would bring the most gifts, gold, silver and other precious metals to this chapel. all this decorated the chapel of st. felician. only frescoes have survived to this day ; we can only guess what the chapel looked like. these were the heydays of the church in 1732 . the jakub collegium complex with th

he is a king but has shown himself to be interested in clement and sustainability issues . it's not the 1st time that he's spoken at the comp for of the prince. wales obviously empowers and in glasgow and the speech was a call for action for leaders were there at the called at the moment to step up their emission when it comes to reducing carbon dioxide emissions of, of fossil fuel use. okay, and robin just sitting around reading that hands and telling each other how great they all of actually did something yesterday focused through this deal. so this deal is on loss and damage, which was a funds that they agreed to put in place last year. over the past year. they've been negotiating on what that funds will actually look like. and all of the recommendations that came forward were accepted yesterday and adopted. so that means the fund is in place essentially. now countries need to pay money. and with we've already seen the united arab emirates, for example, promising a $100000000.00. germany promised the same amount, but really this is still a drop in the ocean competitor, t

and in particular along clement. i will get to in a moment i feel like if we prosecute seed with this scene it needs to be done with a supervisor in the district based on my conversation knows the owner of every property along and the plans for the property and like low to develop. i feel better about this if i knew this she looked and said yea this makes sense. i rather not wait until it guess to the board i rather we get her input worry it come become to us. so if changes are med we see those at the commission. and my primary concern is not the 85 foot height on geary. it is not even the density decontrol zone. not the height on california it is the 65 foot height on clement in the area that goes to funston this is a really interesting cultural district. and with -- shops geared and -- there is a very clarj asian owned operated, asian customer base in that area and i have a lot of concern about what happens when we rezoned to 65 feet and new buildings are built and we can you know come up with compensation for relo

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spanish king charles v, who was asked by pope clement vi for help in exchange for the title of holy roman is appointed inspector of defense. he ordered the walls to be lengthened and came up with a system of fortifications. even in this he turned out to be a genius. from here they shoot at the troops of charles v, but from there too flies, which michelangelo does, orders to carefully wrap the bell tower of the abbey, with mattresses stuffed with wool, and not straw, as in those days, this ingenious decision saves the tower from the enemy’s cannonade. michelangelo's dad forgave from the basement. constant lighting destroys their structure, we will monitor humidity, temperature, and observe how the presence of a person can affect the state of work. asya emelyanova and anton chagaev, hosted by florence. if you want to change your last name or first name or patronymic or all at once, the law allows this. as everybody how to apply and how much you will have to pay, we will tell you in 5 minutes in this issue of instructions. who has the right to change their last name, first name, patronymic?

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julian, david stayed behind and we went off to san clemente with the with the president. mr. nixon, as we passed by the washington monument. the president is there. i'm sitting here. mrs. nixon's next him. and i thought. what do you say as you're going by am the marine one. and said, mr. president, in ten years you will be back. because that's the kind of person he was. and mrs. nixon was. they were fighters. and ten years later, by order of katharine, who heard him give speech, he was on cover of newsweek saying he's back because everyone wanted seek his advice and is nixon was very much a part of that. patty a couple of things. your take as a staffer at that pivotal moment, but before that something much happier and i wanted to ask you earlier and we moved along you talked about mrs. loved to have one on one time with people to be able to look them in the eye, to make them understand not her importance, but the importance of the office and the presidency and the first lady. how many of you all have ever taken a tour? the white house? bunch of us. i think we have done it dur

familias de las fronteras muchos de estos casos ocurrieron bajo la polÍtica de cero tolerancia y clement3 aÑos cuando cruzaron la frontera aunque fueron reunidos a los tres dÍas asegura que viviÓ una gran a angustia >> nunca me habÍa separado de mi hijo llegaron lugar donde uno no conoce pues es bien horrible >> por otras familias migrantes la separaciÓn fue mayor o continÚa bajo esta polÍtica implementada bajo el gobierno de donald trump que se parÓ mÁs de 5000 niÑos de sus padres este miÉrcoles prohibiÓ por ocho aÑos a separaciones de familias migrantes en la frontera una decisiÓn aplaudido por lÍderes comunitarios >> un paÍs defensor de derechos humanos no puede ver que se estÁn protegiendo los derechos humanos de los mÁs desprotegidos los mÁs vulnerables que son los niÑos arrancÁndoselos y separÁndolos de sus padres >> en octubre habÍa aprobado un acuerdo judicial entre el departamento justicia y las familias aceptadas y al no haber oposiciÓn formal el acuerdo se convertirÁ en permanente >> trate de regresar a las personas al paÍs de aplicar por asilo y por la ayuda y todo tipo de ay

medici from the city and held the line against the army of the spanish king charles ii, who pope clementr the title of emperor holy roman empire. the city was under siege. michelangelo is appointed inspector of defense. he ordered the walls to be lengthened and came up with a system of fortifications. even in this he turned out to be a genius. he chooses the highest point above florence, the fortress of san miniato al monto, as an outpost, two cannons are placed here, they shoot at the troops of charles v from here, but they also fly from there, which michelangelo does, orders the bell tower of the abbey to be carefully wrapped in mattresses stuffed with wool, not straw, as in those days, this is a brilliant solution, saves the tower from enemy cannonade. profile of leda, some will be completed according to his sketches after moving to rome, some will remain forever just a dream, the façade of the basilica itself, san lorenz, which michelangelo never finished, with carara marble, the trimmer and tourists will be allowed into the secret room very carefully, maximum four people per hour, s

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get there, then he will move on, vitalitovich, biden will still catch a cold on his own funeral, clement front of his own. and in general, what, if not counting nuclear weapons, and why is biden bad for us, he has already created such chaos, yes, excuse me, you are more careful, now you will set our agent on fire, there, i think no, it’s us with such difficulty this couple was brought to power, i think that in this case we have, in the person of biden and andrei’s favorite kamal and haris, a couple. useful to us idiot, but he also created such chaos in american foreign policy, yes, that it is becoming very difficult to get out of it, that this, by the way, is proven by many events , he must have a second term, he must complete it, which means he must create such a chaotization of domestic politics from which america will never crawl out, but i was just joking, and he will end with the slogan of anarchy mother of order ? but i think that inside, and i think that inside, as is now customary among young people , they say, at the limit, this is a liberal-globalist group - this is an alloy of

sir keir said she, along with tony blair and clement attlee, had brought about "meaningful change" inritain. mr yousaf said many communities in scotland still bore the scars of what he called mrs thatcher's disastrous policies. the home office says more than 500 migrants crossed the channel in 11 small boats yesterday. the french authorities rescued a further 190 people after they got into difficulty at sea. the home office says the numbers making the crossing this year, though, are down by around a third compared with last year. the government of peru has announced it's increasing the number of tourists allowed at the isth—century inca citadel machu picchu, its most famous historical site. the move is aimed at helping tourism rebound, after the decline suffered during the coronavirus pandemic. now on bbc news, tecthlore: japan. around the world, people are looking to tech for clever solutions to tackle the challenges of climate change. i've come back to japan to visit some of the new world—first projects that could pave the way to a sustainable future both here and beyond. i'm tracki

shoppers showing up to this cvs on 32nd avenue near clements street in the city's richmond district. stopping by to a closed store friday. san francisco police say the call came in just before 03:00am for a reported burglary. witnesses told officers at least 5 unknown suspects broke into the store using a vehicle through the front door, then stole an atm machine. the suspects then got into a getaway car and fled the scene. it's frustrating. it's very frustrating. >> we've got to do a better job of having consequences for actions that people take. this is the case for automated license plate readers are john phil. how are lives in the neighborhood? and he's running for city supervisor. she is referring to mayor london breed's legislation to install 400 new automated license plate readers. automated license plate readers will allow police 2. find the perpetrators of the criminals who committed this crime. what it does is it's a network of cameras that will allow police to do their job. in a statement to kron 4 city supervisor connie chan who covers this district acknowledged the recent

it's always such a thrill to be at the ut-austin and at the invitation of the clements center. so really appreciate the to be here. so i to, you know, follow up as erin said, about the importance of declassification scholarship and i would argue also for current policy discussions and and i would just give a shout out to professor inboden book, the peacemaker on ronald reagan. truly remarkable accomplishment. the book. and how important the insights are of reagan's role and, his role, especially the relationship, his efforts on diplomacy with with the soviet union, which i've been going back through, as i think about how, we may relate to russia the current context, but so i do want to say a few words. the u.s. nato-russia relationship at this in time and how important declassified has been, because there's a narrative out. it's especially promulgated by president putin that the us saw it and seeks to keep russia down down. well, the u.s. has certainly sought to prevent russia from taking territory that doesn't belong it. but i think the historical record is pretty clear that i

the traitors sold the certificates to regional companies that advertise their commitment to clement protection. but how is homeless build up measured? the source locks. i'm just not as to why it's measured per field, which is around $2.00 to $4.00. hector's 25. so samples are taken from a depth of $25.00 centimeters and measured per gps. i don't know where the samples were taken from, otherwise that would throw a depos compost on each spot. after 3 years, we'll take more samples from the exact same spots, then we'll know whether it's humans has accumulated. this might help. it was awful about how modernist. soil is a huge c o 2 reservoir and that means carbon farming has a lot of potential to combat climate change. at the same time, agriculture is also a major c o 2 emitter, the scientist at the turn and institute and brown spike have done the math decry costs and its very biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are nitrogen, nitrogen fertilization, which leads to nitrous oxide. and cattle which a mit messing cattle in cows and drained people. so it was that used to be pet