that's just a dreyfus affair for the whole country.hat is, lies, absolute, at the same time, they are sure to support lies with lies and nothing even. there is no doubt, fantastic people are simply fantastic. moreover, they have such a feeling that, but the russians are a barbarian, therefore, of course, he does everything barbaric when i tell them. well you even your story? remember, god forbid, what happens to you. we also, as it was, when khalid moved to bergom, you treated them 100 times 156 times reminded that when she vasilyevich suvorov entered milan, the woman’s children brought children for blessing, although he is another faith so russian, the army is worthy of itself led. this is not in the tradition of the charm at all. i say you remember what the allies did to you. when they landed in italy, and we don’t know anything, i began to know our history poorly, wake up citizens. well of course, wrap us in genocide. well, macron is right, he says, a little dove, turn on if you recognize the genocide, then you must fight. then nucl

the license for dreyfus 8 runs out at the end of 2022. it is still unclear whether its approval will be extended or not. so it's time perhaps to look for alternatives. ah, there are plans to reduce the use of pesticides by 50 percent in the european union by the year 2030 that could give a boost to buy a diversity. one research institute compare different agricultural areas over many years. there was an enormous variety of wild flowers where pesticides had never been used. those plans attract insects within actor fields that were farmed for many years without the use of any pesticides had over half the amount of floral diversity. while conventionally farmed fields were very poor and comparison, lots of chemicals mean little biodiversity. agriculture commodities are traded globally, like wheat, for example, as a result of the war in ukraine, its prices rising. that is endangering food security and countries which depend on wheat and other basic foodstuffs impose. there are many reasons to import food. in ghana, farms are too small to suppl

the license for dreyfus 8 runs out at the end of 2022. it is still unclear whether its approval will be extended or not. so it's time perhaps, to look for alternatives. lou. there were plans to reduce the use of pesticides by 50 percent in the european union by the year 2030. that could give a boost to buy a diversity. one research institute compare different agricultural areas over many years. there was an enormous variety of wild flowers where pesticides had never been used. those plans attract insects within act. her fields that were formed for many years without the use of any pesticides had over half the amount of floral diversity. while conventionally farmed fields were very poor. in comparison, lots of chemicals mean little biodiversity. agriculture commodities are traded globally, like wheat, for example. as a result of the war in ukraine, its prices rising. that is endangering food security in countries which depend on wheat and other basic foodstuffs impose. there are many reasons to import food. in ghana, farms are too small to

the dreyfus affair was only such an intermediate stage, but we have been accustomed for centuries toand i it's good, we understand, it's in the history of our people just like the great armenian people. this well understands how the ottoman empire. he was always to blame for everything. the russian has now found out for himself that the very fact that this is russian means that he is to blame for everything in advance. you ischadiator that level of russophobia. absolutely understandable because it launders the west from the need to apologize for the nazism of the second world war, which for us is forever the great patriotic war, they are considered completely justified for them . not the same doesn't really stop it to think about it when a german newspaper says that all russians are guilty, that a good muscovite is a dead woman screaming there somewhere in spain and europe does not flinch. it doesn't contradict. now the americans are terribly happy that they have expelled us from some regular un structure. a simple question. but tell me, please. well, do we have to seriously believe,

this is what he did in 2014 with julia louis-dreyfus. >> hello? >> selena? what are you doing?president. listen, had you going to this snore-espondents dinner tonight? >> it's a pubunch of politician trying to explain washington to hollywood. >> do you want to come and pick me up? >> of course he's in the corvette there. and but, you know, this speech comes when his approval ratings are down, there's a war with russia, kamala harris just tested positive for covid. what will we see, ana, from the president? >> let's remember what this dinner is about, it's a great time, laughter, comedians and all that, but it's about raising funds for scholarships for journalism students. i think it's necessary for him to show up, because we're beginning to have to live with covid and live with all of this. so i think part of the roles that the president needs to play is to be consoler in chief, to be commander in chief, but also to show up and show the country and the world that we can walk and chew gum at the same time, that life doesn't stop, that it's multifaceted. he's capable of being fun

the big tech companies in the valley today and now as promised we're joined by david corn and emily dreyfusard centerco author of meme wars the untold story of the online battles up ending democracy in america and an expert on modern media manipulation tactics. welcome to both of you. i just walked to some of what obama said in the issues. your thoughts on what is doable, fixable here. >> you know, i was really heartened by obama's speech today. it really showed that he has a good grasp of this issue. disinformation is something we've been studying for a very long time. it goes way beyond the simplification of just misinformation. it is a huge entrenched infrastructure-based problem and i think obama showed a very nuanced understanding of it. so that was a good thing. i think one of the most doable changes that he mentioned is the need for transparency from the tech companies. we currently have to insight into how these algorithms work, how these ranking algorithms work, and what they decide to push in front of our eyeballs and how much money their making and where they're getting it from a

i love you said julia louis-dreyfus on social media.ull off it off than's terrell. she'll be finally remembered my millions of grateful fans, george. >> chris, thank you. >>> let's go to sam. >> let's wow you with the oregon coast. a line of storms and surf moving in. they tell me that shot is from the "goonies." anybody? anybody? that shot right there. atmospheric river is like a fire hose of rain. it lays up against the west coast. more for washington state than oregon. up to 1 to 2 inches of rain here. snoqualmie, 40 i >>> now we have a "gma" health alert, a headline we first saw in "the wall street journal" asking why more women in middle age are turning to anti-depressants. than ever before. dr. ashton is here to break it down. this is startling, according to the cdc, one in five women between the ages of 40 to 59 and one in four women over 50 are turning to anti-depressants. compared to 1 in 10 women between 18 and 39 using anti-depresents. # why is this happening? >> well, the short answer is we don't know, robin. the first step

. >> the seinfeld cast including julia louis dreyfus and jason alexander expressing their love on twitterad. >> it is so nice to have a big, strong spud around the house. >> and lit up scenes as muriel on the popular kid's sears, the sweet life of zack and cody. harris also took on small roles in film. playing a part in robert de nero's once upon a time and as aunt harriet. >> you girls are the only good thing to come from that marriage. >> and acting alongside edward james olmos in the highly praised stand and deliver. >> and i was supposed to teach computer science. >> we don't have computers. >> but harris will be best remembered as the mother like figure whose screeching made america laugh. >> where do you get your genes from? >> that is what i'd like to know. >> that was nbc's ann thompson reporting. and the second ranking democrat dick durbin joins the conversation and in our 9:00 a.m., columnist andrew ross sorkin joins us for the day's big business headlines plus a live report from california on that deadly mass shooting in sacramento. >>> but police what have learned overnight ne