six days ago, don young's daughters presented me with a bolo tie. i wear it probably tonight and i humbly ask for your vote on november 8. gov. palin: we heard a little bit of it being a democrat. keep in mind, republicans who have special interests funding them they are serving them to my only special interests as alaska. i have nothing to lose running for congress. we have a country to lose. when president trump called me after the untimely passing of our representative, he said you do not have anything to lose. what more can they do to us? all the life experience i have under my belt now is preparation for the good things that are in store for alaska. i am going to put my experiences to good use for alaska. it is preparation for being a fighter and hitting the ground running, which i promised to do. mr. bye: with every federal dollar we get, it always comes with strings attached. those strings reduce our freedoms. i would say political donations also come with strings attached and both political parties take plenty of money. i am a normal alaskan

don young being the dean, the congress and the serving republican. i hosted that the longest serving republican, but it was only three months later when he lay in honor here in this very room as. well, in statuary hall, someone who campaigned for him, is with us. the congressman, new congressman from alaska, congressman paul, who served who campaigned for him being a democrat, but this is how it is here. and then today we sign the legislation dedicating, naming day clinic in honor of our former colleague jackie walorski, whose mother more this year and whose husband you'll be hearing. this is the fastest naming a building of someone who left us. i want you to know more than. so in any event, this is where we come together in our humanity, in our gratitude to the service of so many, so many you'll hear about so many whose legacy again is important to our nation. i'm going to read the selection, as was indicated by my former congressman, tain. now i'm going introduce it as he said, a writing by winston churchill. but i'm going to acknowledge someone wh

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some real standout performances, particularly liked from don young.s the 13 that will start against samoa next weekend at st. james park. england will go into the tournament and really good form if tonight is anything to go by. exeter chiefs moved to the top of rugby union's premiership after thrashing bristol bears by 50—14. the chiefs dominated throughout as they scored seven tries at ashton gate — jack nowell and olly woodburn both putting down twice. that south in the front for 19—22 points to for the first time, 19—22 points to win. and there's plenty of international rugby union coming up — as the women's world cup begins in new zealand tomorrow morning, also a year later than scheduled because of the pandemic. favourites england are on a 25—test—winning run, and they'll take on fiji in auckland at ilasam. france and south africa are also in their pool. england are looking to secure their third world cup title. i can't quite believe it, to be honest. we've been waiting a long time for this week to come along. the first week we are here, it was v

nearly 50 of those years, the sea was held by one man, republican don young, a legendary figure.something shocking happened. a democrat, name mary peltola ran for a seat over the special election, she won. now -- wind wise rank choice voting, which allows people to rank who their preferences are. in lieu of a primary, and then -- this allows voters for nuance choices. peltola rad incredibly strong race, she was helped by the other factor, she was running against two republicans who were absolutely despise each other. one, sarah palin, former governor of alaska, vice presidential nominee. and the nexus nick baggage, who worked on young 2020 campaign as a famous name in alaska. the feud between palin baggage, has been intense in public. last month, palin called on baggage to drop out, calling him delusional. the summer for the summer election, the father and stepmother of sarah palin's ex has been, todd, remember. hem host an event -- for nick baggage. now the same three, people to republican senate democrat are running for the same seat this fall. this is the normal election, they

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don young just added another. it is now 1a—0. these are live pictures from the bbc coverage. first 27 minutes have gone. available on bbc one for you right now. england continued their successful start to the women�*s rugby union world cup with a narrow victory against france. scotland though need to win their final pool match to keep alive hopes of staying in the competition after an agonizing defeat to australia. jo currie reports. england may have won their last 26 matches by games against france are really comfortable. usually labelled the crunch, this breakfast time clash renamed the branch started with some bite. the french lowest —— lost two key players early on. emily scarlett touchdown, kicking the conversion and penalty to put her side after the restart, england built but blundered and as pressure mounted, temporary —— tempers flared. in this kind of game points mattered. england�*s lead was stretched with that kick. france put themselves on the scoreboard in a few minutes and were right back in it. a big finish loomed but while the french defence held strong, they

. >> yes, don young was absolutely one-of-a-kind, anyone who ever interacted with him will tell you,a-kind member representing them. congressman mary pezzola, thank you very much! >> thank you, chris! >> still to come, there are many reasons to be concerned about climate change, we talk about all the time on the show, but i'm happy to say that there are also genuine concrete tangible, real reasons for hope. things are moving in the right direction! optimistic block! about the environment -- next! nment -- next does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. away things. fit together with away things. ♪ ♪ that's our thing. ♪ ♪ there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses

anybody either do you propose to recognize the independence of the don escalate? how young gas republics? yeah. but you already just see it will be among the but disappear lashania. i would support the proposal but but usually would you support it or do you be concrete circuit leisure in your career? yes, i suppose it well then. thank you. but take a seat. listening sancho, what is going to give you, lisa cock got scored and you got or am they sat there like school children in a classroom as like when she's having to recite something to their teacher like school children who don't do the answers and try to guess what their teachers to hear you let you know what should. that's why the stuttered and squirmed while the improvised and lute for the right word, she grad rocker. without these people have totally lost their ability to think for themselves. because critical thinking has become danger zone. dawslet isolated, paranoid and backed into a corner as president putin most all reason. on february 27th, in the presence of his chief of staff, valerie garris, mom and defense mi

on the contrary, a high hairstyle in don quixote, but it turned out that the higher the hairstyle, the older the woman in spain, and therefore we are all very younghe plot of the ballet is as close as possible to the almost canonical romance of cervantes, it takes the audience to the homeland of don quixote of that same noble nobleman, who, under the impression of chivalric novels, goes on a journey, driven by eternal ideals, the action of classical productions of ballets. oh, the knight-errant usually takes place in barcelona, ​​otherwise the duo deliberately moves the events from the capital of catalonia to a small town, lamanchaia, mountainous terrain, the real provincial spain and the scenery built on the stage. this is only emphasized by this real castile kingdom in the north of the country, she is in the clothes of heroes instead of the usual scarlet frock coats, bullfighters in green vestments and pink robes thrown over her shoulders. artist by costumes angelina from lahic says when creating images, she was inspired by the fashion of that era. we have almost no red. these are, for example, gypsy costumes, because we are in the 16th century

she hired billy republican commerce been don young's chief of staff as her own.t was sarah palin's popularity after living in two different mansions in arizona and dancing with the stars that really gave her an opportunity. palin and another republican were fighting all the way through to the special election and they are both running again. the way alaska's ranked choice food works, the top four finishers advance to a preferential ballot. it's the best thing going for peltola.republicans believe it is the most evil election innovation of all-time. it is true. republicans combined for a strong majority of the vote in the primary round but it was the democrat who ended up winning the seat. this system gives the opportunity for candidates who are more towards the middle to cobble together a coalition and allow them to have a chance for the party to have more power in a state that leans in one direction. i don't think we are likely to see it adopted in other places. another district to watch his maine'-- is maine's second congressional district. it is possible the r

i have got two young children, i could not young don mike run around after them, and at the world tohat will follow on behind moving through quickly, and then for the bulk of the afternoon, sunny spells, scattered, heavy and thundery showers in scotland, northern ireland, a few pushing into england and wales, though many places with a dry afternoon. though it is windy, it is mild, very mild to the east and south—east of england, where, over the next few days, the warm spots will be to 20, if not a little bit higher. wednesday evening is largely fine. going on through wednesday night, we start to bring in some outbreaks of rain from the south to england and wales. maybe this weather front just fringing the far west of northern ireland and northwest scotland. another very mild start on thursday morning. the cloud and outbreaks of rain affecting parts of england and wales clearing to sunny spells in the afternoon, cloud and outbreaks of rain pushing further north through scotland and through northern ireland. temperatures well above where we might expect them to be at this time of year.

young junk. the men who followed on from, from don shopping am and who's in town they did, they sort of formed an arc as well. but then suddenly would she, jim ping m, who again could be put in that camp with the successors of old going all the way back to dog shopping. and, but he doesn't, he seems to be behaving very differently. so it's very difficult to actually draw an arc here. what he's doing now is, is taking full control, and he's entrenching himself at the top of the party. and anyone, any of his allies seemed to be just like people on the standing committee of the politburo rather than people. you would think that would be the next leader because they're very much of similar age or an, you know, similar background. but there's no one emerging am who looks like they could be someone who would, who would be his next successor. and he touched on a number of challenges that china is facing. and in your report, can you dive into any one of them talk a little bit more about it? well, i think 0 covered and the economy. i mean, it's 2 issues, but the very closely linked, i think that's wanting

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donskaya cossack and i found out about this just a month ago, so let's sing a song across the don for a walk a young, i want it for good. today he sings with us the same music school in piano class, i was told by the music school and the academy of theater arts in st. petersburg. i ran away from home. i have a classic story at the age of 16 with a neighbor, a neighbor went to act as a director. and i am with i told him i begged him, and he took me with him, i immediately entered two masters, and he entered. and he, unfortunately, is so tasty. it's so not very like very much. your mother valentina is said to be watching our program, she is ill, but then my mother is incredibly beautiful. a very beautiful talented woman, she entered the music school in moscow twice. unfortunately, she was not accepted. she is just like a burlakova with me, but, unfortunately, she did not enter, but her dreams came true. yes, probably, in me like this, but one day i invited her, we played a performance in the vakhtang theater, a sensational pajama for six. uh, competition alferov and sasha blog kingdom of heaven. i inv

know, that's doubt that for i think it's our g t, as all generations also teach the young, you know, the bases of what don says, you know, i think what's special about the cultural and you know, tons and tons of it's a bed. it's interesting because a lot of times initially we didn't even need music to say initially, and i was always either with or trying to bring in with because on the floor. so that's how we make noise fairly available. how we connect, you know, some people might call it, connecting with prevent how we come together and you never find that anywhere else except in africa. so i used to spend one to my friends. so it's very important to keep the po for the weekend on. i got to, we own a window where does it come from a phase so it would be if with todd with food yes. in many traditional cultures, music and johns is as much a part of everyday life as in king and breathing. john has been one of many forms of expression, storytelling and enjoyment across the continent. it is said that the present only contains the pies and today african cultural john has grown, evolved, and spread throughout t

i think it's our duty as the all generations also teach the young, you know, the bases of what don says, you know, i think what's special about the cultural and you know, tons and tons of it's a bed. it's interesting because a lot of times initially we didn't even need music as a initial unit, only either with or trying to or bring in one because on the floor. so that's how we make noise fairly available, how we connect, you know, some people might call it connecting even with the m f prevents how we come together and you never find that anywhere else except in africa. so i used to spend one to my friends. so it's very important to keep the household for the old fellows that we own a would come from if they saw it would be if would todd with food. yes. and many traditional cultures, music and johns, is as much a part of everyday life as in king and breathing. john has been one of many forms of expression, storytelling and enjoyment across the continent. it is said that the present only contains the pies and today african cultural john has grown, evolved, and spread throughout the world.

we had from some of the don yet glo cause have witnessed the violence. young after all, what i live on the 2nd floor here is my apartment or rather what is left of it in the evening where my family and i were going to sleep, i saw a bright flash smoke and dust rose. i called out into the co room, felt the warmth on my neck. i touched my head and realized that it was cut. there was a fountain of blood, but fortunately it wasn't too serious when you lay of the world control. now all of this is the central street. there are different sharps and 1st floor in this building and people live at bar. no, i need to take a sleeping pill because i just can't sleep any more. ukrainian shells can head it absolutely any time. but i just got to know the number that it is very scary. watch in our city been shuffled, but this is our life now. we are forced to see houses collapse and people die. and officials and gone years, courses at a local school was targeted by ukrainian forces. at least 2 shells. hit the 3rd floor of the building, causing heavy damage. no casualties have b

on that get hum, rocket motor, one with don, deal for love and one young girl. none shook theresa to true for for half wellness mortal approval to norwich la nuke. when you're not german, military aggression turned into judicial repression. 3 madagascar, members of parliament were arrested and were denied the immunity of elected representatives. there was sentence either to death or life imprisonment with hard labor. although their sentences were later commuted to life imprisonment. after months of violence, camrys were allowed into the villages. the message was clear. don't mess with the french. will the fury for annoy la la la is just plain. then i think i lose sight of jeff. then london will they? it's like a feel new. they called it off, let me also not him. and i guess the girl was all gonna be literally mean i don't. even if you don't you let me with you in the clipping. i'd be of written is like if you're going with human and young, dealing with michelle get us all the, let me bring a did well. well, just like one feeling with little folders like to get w

the 2 young men, both citizens of, to jake is don aged $23.24. as the terms joined the russian army voluntarily, in order to participate in the military operation in ukraine. they both arrived in belgrade from moscow where they were recruited and then took advantage of a live fire training sessions, a gun down fellow soldiers with automatic weapons. 11 people were killed and another 15 wounded in the terrorist attack. both gunmen were a limit, eliminated on the sports authorities and still looking into the possible motives on details of the attack. to jackie sounds foreign ministry says is looking into a pause of the alleged involvement of its citizens and the deadly incidents in bulk, bel gross, will keep you updated from german hospitals. may have to shut down due to the energy crisis. according to the nation's health minister, however, berlin has rejected demands for financial aid from the countries hospital association. as a some german politicians say the crisis could destabilized democracy, fear and uncertainty are the fuel for extremists.

don stafford, a very bright young guy, assigned as copilot and we were already into the mission, already training for the mission and we had already been in simulators. several different times. and whether we looked at the hardware and st. louis or not, prior to the problem, which i had. the problem i had was a disease called meniere's disease, involving elevated fluid pressure in the inner ear. they tell me it involves people who have a type a, hyper-driven. unfortunately, it causes a lack of balance. it causes dizziness. in some cases nausea as a result of this disorientation going on up there in the ear. fortunately, it is unilateral. it only happened to me on the left side. but it was so obvious that nasa grounded me right away. and they assigned another crew for the first gemini flight. so there i was, what do i do now, do i go back to the navy? do i stick around in the space program? what do i do? i finally decided that i would stay with nasa and see if there wasn't some way that we could correct this ear problem. several years went by, there was some medication, which alleviated i

doing, on the contrary, high hairstyle in don quixote, but it turned out, the hair is higher than the older woman in spain and therefore we are all very young the ballet as close as possible to almost the economic novel of cervantes. he takes the audience to the homeland of don quixote himself and dalga of a noble nobleman, who was impressed by the knightly roma. set off on a journey driven by the eternal ideals of the action of classical productions of ballets, oh, the errant knight usually takes place in barcelona began a duat consciously transferring events from the capital of catalonia to a small town. la mancha, mountainous terrain, the real provincial spain and the scenery built on the stage only emphasize that this is a genuine castile kingdom in the north of the country, she is in the clothes of heroes instead of the usual scarlet frock coats, bullfighters in green robes and pink robes draped over their shoulders. costume designer angelina from lagich. he says when creating images he was inspired by the fashion of that era. we have almost no red. this is for example gypsy costumes, because we are in the 16th century, and i relied on

young lives. tony chung al jazeera don tawny ne sometime ukrainian authorities, a at least 4 people have been killed in russian strikes on residential buildings in the southern city of zap, morisha, emergency services have been clearing the debris and searching for survivors after that strike. he injured includes a 3 year old child, according to the regional governor, ukraine's foreign minister. demetrius caliber has accused russia of deliberate. a striking civilians have so fair leaders of $44.00 european countries or in prague at the 1st meeting of the new summit. the aims to address some of the pressing issues facing the continent, including the fall out of rushes warn you. crane. leaders are discussing share challenges like migration security and the energy crisis. this meeting key, so it's still important. this would be the of the 1st one, and she'll be in puerto newton vitro, so we show the soon joined tenant and refuse to serve challenge you soon will have your children to address o 2 and 3 to, to improve the tro parisha tradition. another 2 or more, more stability or security more more pleas

young us put can in the finish journalist in the don bass, joining us on the sunday, even just maybe 20 past 7 in the evening where you are. thank you so much for your time. will speak to you sometime soon. thank you very much. oh, and the news just in here, we're not international. we understand now at least up 40 people have died and many injured. when a pedestrian bridge collapsed in the west, an indian city of motor b or the exact number of victims remains unclear. the situation is still unfolding the according to local media, around $400.00 people on the table bridge at the time of the accident. the spine had just reopened off the recent renovation efforts had just wrapped up india's prime minister and drindrat. modi has announced an urgent mobilization to rescue efforts to help with the survivors and so from western leadership failures to fundamental changes to the global financial system on the so called rules based order of vladimir putin covered a wide range of issues at this year's vall die international forum here at moscow to give you some of the highlights if they, if th

these are individuals who do have minor drugs, are many of them, extremely young people, 1415 year old who get locked up for don backs and their life is essentially gone. they don't have access to education, they don't have access to, they can't get housing opportunities. they don't qualify for a lot of the assistance programs that are actually given to those who are lower meanings because they have this drug charge on there. but that's a problem. in addition to listing, this is a schedule one drug. the problem with this is largely settled on the fact that president joe, by himself, has previously that many time that marijuana is a gateway drug, even though i and you know, a lot of scientists themselves have come out with that. that's entirely incorrect. i think that this is a shift in how the president feels on it, largely because again in the mid term year. but also because this is a shift in how the nation fee, marijuana, and this has been a long time in any criminal justice reform is an equity and rate issue. because black and brown communities are police more in black and brown. people and bodies are charg

many of them extremely young people, 1415 year old who get locked up for don back in their life is essentially gone. they don't have that. they don't have access to. they can't get housing opportunities. they don't qualify for a lot of the assistance programs that are actually given to those who are lower means because they have this drug charge on there. but that's a problem. in addition to listing this is a schedule one drug, and i will say to the quick, we heard earlier, the problem with this has largely settled on the fact that president joe biden himself has previously been many times that marijuana is a gateway drug. even though i and you know, a lot of scientists themselves have come out with that. that's entirely incorrect. i think that this is a shift in how the president feels on it. largely because again, that's the big term year. but also because of the shift in how the nation, marijuana. ok. so let me ask you this, them, when you consider that black people are proportionately arrested and prosecuted more than white people for the southern defense. more heavily. to what extent is t

don, the trader, and the, the head scarf voluntarily. they choose to do so. coming out in favor of these protests supporting young women were protesting. because ultimately it's about the freedom of choice. we're seeing sanctions coming out of the us out of a in hugh, is that the right way forward is that enough? i think you know what the bite administration has shown is that regardless of what they choose to do in the path of negotiations with iran, where the j. c, p. o, a is concerned that they will hold human rights abusers and iran a countable before this new series of sanctions that we saw today, the u. s. sanction iran so called morality police as well as individuals involved in the killing of mass. i'm any so i think that we will see more of these target sanctions against human rights abusers and accountability. what we could hope to see as an international community is for the same a states to hold all human rights abusers equally accountable. and we've heard some voices from within, around political establishment, demanding change. do you think that is possible and it's, it's hard to predict what will happen in terms of a syst

young, it really rests on enthusiasm. so that they can see it, we are on the don, therefore, well, as if without the don horse., this is worth living for. along with that mission to keep denchik at the stud farm, from the first days they also thought about breeding horses of a thoroughbred riding breed, but about participation in horse races and high-profile hippodrome victories. then , of course, no one dreamed of telling me that this stable was a barn with a pitched roof. well , once it was built by collective farmers. here is the back of the left. we had mountains of metal here. well, in short dump was a dump was. but that building is now a stable, damn it, young animals, there was a workshop of some kind of christian company farm. the history of the creation of the donskoy began in 2000 with the purchase of a pedigree kaniferm in the astravyansky farm of the oryol district of the rostov region , horses of the budyonnovsky breed were raised here, but a year later the specialization expanded and purebred englishmen appeared on the farm. our first acquisition was eight. eh, mares. well, they really were all o

don bass region. president flood amid zalinski condemned moscow's tactics is crazy. and knew you were sanctions against iran, as anti regime. protest is mac, the end of 40 days of morning for a young woman who died in police custody. ah, i'm jared re, thanks so much for your company today. the united nations is sounding another warning on climate change, saying that the window of opportunity to clean, keep global warming at a minimum, is closing fast. the u. n's new emissions gap report says reaching nations and not doing enough or even promising to do enough to cut carbon emissions. it says the world is on track to be almost 3 degrees warmer by the end of the century. far off, the goal of limiting warming to $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. un secretary general antonio terrace is an unprecedented economic transformation is needed to limit the impact of climate change. the window to limit the global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees is closing fast. greenhouse gas emissions must be cut by 45 percent these vectors. but there's 2, there's emissions get report confirms they remain and at dangers and record eyes and steam rising commitments soon at 0 are worth 0 withou

within 2725, then high drama in the ninth with two outs and two on sai young winner robbie ray brought on to try and get your donalvarez to end the game. the game ended. alright alvarez fouls up the lefty on lefty strategy with the three run, walk off home run. this was just the second walk off homer in mlb history, with the team down to its final out the only other one hit by kirk gibson against the a's in the 88 world series 8 to 7 houston same two teams to do it again on thursday. the yankees hosting cleveland in the big ball park in new york. one runner on for anthony anthony rich so in the sixth against cleveland's cal quantrill writ, so it's both cheeks into that one. aaron judge scores in front of him. spike lee likes it. the yankees going to win 4 to 1, they will play game two of that series thursday night. baseball if you are a baseball fan, this was the day that was a nice day . absolutely york and houston. alright, joe. thank you. next at 11. this individual has multiple multiple felony assault on a c transit busses busses either against passengers bus drivers. a woman caught on camera attacking an oa

my favorite guy is don bacon, my wing commander, a congressman out of omaha. when i was a young lieutenant, she -- he taught us how to fly jets. he has been a good mentor as a father, and a brother in arms. >> sen. nunn, what do you admire about your opponent? anybody --sen. nunn: anybody who puts their name on the ballot it takes a lot of courage. i salute everybody at all levels. i hope you look down the ballot and recognize it takes a lot to do that. >> rep. axne, what do you admire about your opponent? rep. axne: the same thing. stepping up is incredibly difficult, especially as a parent. there is a lot to juggle and i know how difficult it is to manage family and running for the seat. i give him kudos for that, because it's not easy . >> before we go, each candidate will have 60 seconds to talk. we drew names out of a hat to determine the speaking order. sen. nunn: thank you everybody in iowa joining us tonight. i have been honored to have the opportunity to serve this country both from the battlefield and state house and hopefully have you be my next boss as we had to cong

dimly concerned about the treatment of young people and true children, particularly 1st nations children. there's a center in the north of australia called the don dale detention center that actually had a rural commission, which is a, a special investigative body set up to investigate abuses in that center. we have issues in western australia where i'm speaking to you from now. well, there is a detention center called bank, she hill detention center and accusations of inhumane treatment they're against children. so we do have deep concerns. but you know, we're pleased that there is bipartisan federal support for this mission. and we think that these issues can be worked out and the mission can be salvaged. and i think they'll be a lot of embarrassed people in camber right now. i can't believe it came to this. now be trying to fix this as soon as i can. and as he said, australia has ratified the optional for a call to the convention against torture. and is committed to reforms odd that the reforms happening is change ongoing. we think it's too slow, much too slow, and that's why this un visit was so important to have an external eyes on these ma