edgar srinkevich clearly said that there is also plan b, plan b is that hungary, which has repeatedlyed that it will not support the allocation of this aid to ukraine, can be deprived of the right to vote. and only 26 member states of the european union will vote, and it is very interesting that the president of latvia called it an acceptable option. yes, let's move on, by the way, with regard to the american plan "b" of assistance to ukraine, it is not worth speculating about it now, this was said the day before during a speech at the german marshall found in washington , the assistant secretary of state for europe and eurasia james o'brien. but at the same time, he did not deny the existence of this plan b. europe and eurasia by james bryan. adding that joe biden's administration is currently working, well, on that plan, which is called a. ba more, he expressed confidence that in the near future the congressmen will unblock the provision of aid to ukraine. and then a short quote from mr. o'brien. as president biden said, we will help ukraine win. this is our strategic goal. thank yo

about this reported in the columns of the bloomberg publication with a link. on latvian president edgaraccording to the information made public by him, the agreement will either be based on the agreement of all 27 member states of the european union, or, further his quote, according to another mechanism that will work if it is not possible to reach the agreement of all countries. well, according to president edgar sarinkevich, in any case, ukraine needs this money, and the european union simply owes it. highlight, this moment is interesting, you know, there is, everyone says that there is a plan a in the european union, here is edgar edgar srinkevich clearly said that there is also a plan b, plan b is that hungary, which has repeatedly promised that it will not support the allocation of this aid to ukraine, can be deprived of the right to vote, and only 26 eu member states will vote. well, it is very interesting that the president of latvia called it an acceptable option. yes, let's go further. by the way, regarding the american plan "b" to help ukraine, it is not worth speculating abou

the two, charlie and his best friend, edgar snow. edgar snow, some of you might know if we'd said that name 50 years ago. everybody, the room would know. edgar snow. he's one of the most famous foreign correspondents of the 20th century. he was the first westerner to meet and interview and write about mao zedong. so that's the kind of friends that charlie had, there's a lot of the little forest gump. and in such a charlie, a lot of. they were sure edgar at ed and charlie were sure their parents would them go but they liked the idea of tricking the parents. anyway, it sounded like fun. they all told their parents were going to go work in the fields in kansas for a little while, make some money for college, and they went and then just kept going west through, you know, calamities of car breaking down. at one point they had a major malfunction in the middle, the arizona, mojave, which is not a good place to to have your car break down, you know, before telephones. it, pushing the car over raton pass because it wasn't powered enough to g

. >> edgar munoz tiene todos los detalles. >> ¿te dieron la nueva fecha? >> la nueva fecha?de 10 meses de cruzar del rio grande, ramon se presento hoy a su asilo en un tribunal de inmigracion en los angeles su expediente es parte de la sobrecarga las cortes a raiz de la entrada masiva de migrantes en la frontera sur. >> se supone que uno viene buscando ese asilo, llamemoslo asi, de alguna u otra manera, pero pues con el tema de lo largo que se ha dado en el tiempo no se ha podido solucionar ese tema. >> son tres acumulados en tribunales el pais, lo que equivale a 4.500 casos por juez, segun datos del gobierno compilados por por la universidad de syracuse. >> vamos a tener una clinica de consulta legal. >> organizaciones civiles como el rescate ayudaron en una cifra record a mil inmigrantes el ano pasado en su proceso de asilo. >> la primera audiencia, si no tiene abogado, es la persona nuestra recomendacion es presentarse y decirle al juez que esta en conversaciones con organizaciones que asisten. >> el abogado alex galvez recomienda a los inmigrantes tener cuidado y no auto

. >> edgar munoz amplia. >> estan en huelga de hambre para que la acepte la contratacion de alumnos sinplantel en medio de fuertes presiones y criticas para que no cede. >> no temo mi salud, es algo que es segunda prioridad ahorita porque no va a ser una prioridad hasta que tengan los mismos derechos que alguien que tenga documentacion. >> no estoy pidiendo pre preferencia, no estoy pidiendo privilegio, dinero de a gratis, estoy pidiendo una oportunidad para poder aplicar a esos trabajos. >> la universidad de california abarca 10 campus en todo el estado, donde se beneficiarian a 4 estudiantes sin estatus legal. >> cale estudia biologia, t trabaja en una oficina de investigacion de ucla, gana 150 dolares cada 15 dias. >> no importa si son inmi inmigrantes, estan aqui es lo mas importante y yo creo que deben tener las mismas oportunidades de todos los que van aqui. >> la escuela de leyes de ucla asegura el ley asegura que no se violaria la ley, pero si hay algun inconveniente, que impugnen. >> si la administracion federal quiere hacer una queja para pelear la universidad, ellos podrian d

. >> edgar olivares nos presenta qué fue lo que hicieron para intentar romper el récord que tuvieronse celebra cada 6 de enero, el municipio de san manejo, ubicado a unos 25 minutos de guadalajara en jalisco, celebró por segundo año consecutivo con una mega rosca de reyes pero hecha de torta, ahogada. >> el año pasado fueron 70 metros, hoy son 130 metros de rosca de torta. pues orgulloso de poderlo hacer junto con manos a que fue una idea e de un chef aquí de zapotlanejo que tienen su su negocio de carnitas. luis mosco hoy en zapotlanejo se lleva a cabo esta tradicional mega rosca de reyes pero de torta ahogada. >> la torta ahogada es un platillo tradicional de jalisco y principal de guadalajara. consiste en un birote frijoles carnitas que en este caso son de becerro y además la tradición salsa que se coloca en esta torta. además si la gente lo prefiere se le puede poner picante. >> probaron 130 kilos de carne, 12 kilos de frijoles adobados y aproximadamente 40 kilos de cebolla para decorarla. >> más de 2000 personas acudieron a la plaza principal de zapotlanejo para recibir un trozo

elementary i'm the not alone one challenge is we have 18 new staff at edgar.h socioeconomic status disadvantage and we have a transient population. harriet the board president asked him about this transyen city, he responded we probably average two to three students a week. at the end of the year there are probably 20 to 30% turnover, transients are transyen city terms immediate in the district used to talk about maybe a student transfer in and out of the schools often due to housing instability, racism, poverty and precaretyve at its roots it wast just principal's change but all presented to the school board about similar challenges. but rich at least said that his goal for the year was getting better at using data. we have to have clear learning targets. that is my passion as we're starting to analyze our goals we're getting better at that. he noted -- data shows high numbers of students and special education, and he called these brutal facts. but he saw some hope in that data. rich noted that reading test scores for latina students and students identified a

a veteran of one trimester of edgar elementary. he had been principal at the school for a few months, had only been a principal for a few months. the school board members seemed eager to hear how things were going. rich said i'm proud to be a new member of edgar elementary. i'm not alone. we have 18 new staff at edgar. high socioeconomic status, disadvantaged and a transient population. the board president asked about the transient, probably average two to three students a week. at the end of the year probably 20 or 30% turnover, champions, the terms people in his district used to talk about those who transferred in and out of the school until the housing instability, racism, poverty at its roots. it wasn't just haynes's challenge, all three principles presented to the school board about similar challenges so rich at least said that his school for the year was getting better. we have to have clear learning targets. as we analyze our goals we are getting better at that. he noted data showing high numbers of students in special educa

the winless visitors took a shock 2—0 lead at the bernabeu with goals from larzhi ramazani and edgar a 57th—minute penalty, before viniciuer equalised 10 minutes later. in the ninth minute of added time, bellingham headed across for dani carvajal to poke in the winner. the dramatic victory briefly took real top, but girona moved back to the summit with a 5—1 victory over struggling sevilla later on sunday. next, to the africa cup of nations. morocco are still top of group f after a 1—1 draw against the democratic republic of congo. in the other game in that group, tanzania drew with zambia. in group e game, themba zwane scored twice in 16 first—half minutes as south africa beat namibia 4—0. and at the asian cup, saudi arabia are through to the last 16 with a game to spare after a 2—0 win against nine—man kyrgyzstan in what was a fiery encounter. the central asians were down to ten men as early as the ninth minute when ayzar akmatov was shown a straight red card there following a var review. it took the saudis 26 minutes to break kyrgyzstan�*s resilience and after hitting the post, th

board members seemed eager to hear how things were going rich, said i'm proud to be a new member of edgar elementary. i am not alone. challenges. we have eight new staff at edgar high socioeconomic status disadvantage, and we have a transient population. harriet, the board president him about this transients, he responded. we probably average 2 to 3 students a week at the end of the year. there are probably 20 to 30% turnover transients or transient. c were the terms people in the district used to talk about midyear student transfer in and out of the schools, often due to housing instability, racism, poverty, precarity at its roots. it wasn't just principal haynes's challenge. all three principals that evening presented to the school board about similar challenges. but richard lee said that his goal for the year was getting better at using data. we have have clear learning targets. that's my passion as we are starting to analyze our goals, we are getting better at that, he noted. data showing numbers of students in special education. he called these the brutal facts, but he saw some hope

this is really edgar allan poe. book names for 1,500.v’s mother, the girl is holding a ripe apple in her hand, let’s say sirov, what are you saying? this is vladimir borovikovsky. ice theme for 1.500. hot meshka, you will have to give the question. alexandra? alexander. topic - history of russia. bid. one and a half. attention to the screen. in the 19th century, artist fyodor tolstoy created a series of medallions based on scenes from the patriotic war of 1812 . here is a work depicting this battle. although its participants, of course, were not dressed at all like that, wandering, plus one and a half, absolutely right, and bubbles for one and a half, mutter, don’t stop having dinner, bubbles, that ’s how this particular poem by marina tsvitaeva ends, based on the ancient legend, the riders. this was the last question of the third round. bottom line. 4-3-100 alexandra. 7-4 100 anton. 15:800 victor has the final round ahead of him. when you pick up a profit debit card, you will immediately open up all the possibilities of incredibly profi

and those are the reasons why military is unable to win edgar's moment. as the sedans army chief has rejected a ceasefire deal, it's been agreed upon by the rival power, military rapids and poured forces and former prime minister of della hung, dark, general abdel for to ober han says that there will be no reconciliation. and that a 9 month long war will continue or on says the recess has failed to uphold a grievance to open the humanitarian car doors and free civilian prisoners are set fleet or mom at home. don doug low has been trying to drum up regional support for this piece deal set of goals. constitutional counsel has rejected opposition. leader expense on cause application to run for president and elections next month. that's according to his lawyer, the counsel reportedly says sancho, the application is incomplete because of a missing document. it comes a day after the supreme court upheld a 6 month sentence for defamation. sancho says the charges or politically motivated right, that's it for now announced 0 reminder to keep up on all our news on

. >> edgar es enfermero y da una pista de quiÉnes estÁn haciendo falta para llenar. >> usualmente tenemos16 con el permiso de padres. pesar mÁs de 110 libras. no haber recibidos vacunas en las Últimas ocho semanas y listo. >> si una persona no es elegible y bueno nos puede ayudar, haciendo conocer esta necesidad que tenemos. >> puede sacarlas y teresa pÁgina web, le pedirÁn su cÓdigo postal para decirle cuÁl es el centro de donaciÓn mÁs cercano. >> una vez aquÍ lo recibirÁ un voluntario y le confirmara como donante, despuÉs viene el chequeo mÉdico donde resolverÁn si es elegible o no y despuÉs inmediatamente pasarÁ las sillas de donaciÓn este proceso en particular dura alrededor de 30 minutos. >> el cuerpo de un adulto tiene aproximadamente 5 l de sangre cada vez que dona sangre le extraen menos de medio litro, o sea 10% de todo el lÍquido que tienen su cuerpo. y que para alguien mÁs puede ser vital. tim dona sangre cada seis semanas es la primera vez. sÓlo sentÍ el pinchazo y ahora estoy bien. Éste es mi pequeÑo acto para ayudar al mundo dice. la cruz roja requiere que done plaquetas y e

edgar hoover, , this paragraph is reay going to hit you hard. dammit. and i hope you feel it when you read it because that's what i was getting at the time. >> jonathan, could you stand up? >> yeah. i'm so sorry, yes. hi, everybody. >> looks like when they were eagle in the back. >> --ee all 600 pages, i've been dying to start keying. did you ever anticipate so much was can happen now in the media with king welcome ex-revelation, alex haley now that's getting so much attention? >> so i discovered this about a year ago. one of the things i always do and they didn't do this in my first few books, i'm solar, is if i find a great interview with an important person in my book, i tracked down the archives of the journalist who did interview at the check to see if there are notes from the interview. if there are tapes or transcript an interview to see what that left out. in the case of all the iphone to sports illustrated reported it would probably 30 hours of tapes that he made with ali. he just kept the typical grenfell tower even when they're watching tv. s

it tells you the history of j edgar hoover who is the founder of the fbi.in the way he started the fbi was interesting. he started for the 1940s when fdr is when he really got powerful. what he would do is spy on fdr's edit me and then tell fdr about it when we get more resources so he could do more spying would help different centers, different congresspeople spy on their enemies and they would give him more resources that it's how the fbi suddenly grown. we have excellent federal law enforcement agencies. people like the u.s. marshall, the dea who do a better job of fighting child sex trafficking, frontal epidemic than the fbi. there are agencies of treasury who do a better job of fighting white-collar crime than the fbi. so what vivek believes we need to do is we need to shut down the fbi altogether. and take the 15000 actual front line fbi agents, the people who are actually fighting crime and move them to these other agencies that have not been corrupted. there's another 20000 members of the fbi who are in the back office of the j edgar hoover building

. >> edgar munoz tiene los testimonios de los alumnos que estuvieron en huelga de hambre exigiendo mejoresciones laborales y ahora ven acabar sus sus esperanzas. >> veamos. >> despues de tres dias de huelga de hambre por decenas de estudiantes indocumentados para conseguir permisos de trabajo en los campus, la junta directiva de la universidad la junta directiva de la universidad de california decidio no contratar por ahora alumnos sin estatus estatus migratorio. >> debemos evitar exponer a los estudiantes y sus familias ante la posibilidad de que se penal o deportacion, dijo el presidente de los estados quien pospuso al ano 2025 una nueva discusion de la plan para darles vez ir a la escuela, entonces si podriamo tener un trabajo nos podria dar algo estable. >> como que les dio miedo el astronauta de la nasa, jose hernandez es parte de la junta directiva de la universidad d california. >> fue uno de los seis votos a favor contra diez que acabaron con la con la esperanza de miles de jovenes por presiones de washington de sacramento y las elecciones que ahora no es favorable hacer cosas por

it tells you the history of j edgar hoover who is the founder of the fbi.in the way he started the fbi was interesting. he started for the 1940s when fdr is when he really got powerful. what he would do is spy on fdr's edit me and then tell fdr about it when we get more resources so he could do more spying would help different centers, different congresspeople spy on their enemies and they would give him more resources that it's how the fbi suddenly grown. we have excellent federal law enforcement agencies. people like the u.s. marshall, the dea who do a better job of fighting child sex trafficking, frontal epidemic than the fbi. there are agencies of treasury who do a better job of fighting white-collar crime than the fbi. so what vivek believes we need to do is we need to shut down the fbi altogether. and take the 15000 actual front line fbi agents, the people who are actually fighting crime and move them to these other agencies that have not been corrupted. there's another 20000 members of the fbi who are in the back office of the j edgar hoover building

president edgars rinkevičes announced a new military aid package.it will include howitzers, nato standard ammunition, anti-tank weapons, missiles, all-terrain vehicles, grenades, helicopters, drones, communication devices, generators and... equipment. rinkeviches said that latvia has also undertaken to lead a coalition of drones within the framework of ramstein, and will sign memoranda of cooperation in the military sphere with ukraine. it is, in particular, about the production of drones. it's time to change the emphasis. we have said a lot that we support ukraine and will support it as long as it is necessary. but to be honest, the main... the goal and the main political signal should be what we support and will support ukraine to complete victory over russian imperialism. ukraine no longer has to ask for help and weapons, but will receive them automatically. as soon as volodymyr zelenskyy returned to kyiv, british prime minister rishi sunak made an unannounced visit to the capital. this arrival. became a true manifestation of unwavering support,

the head of latvia, edgars rinkevičes, also announced an increase in military aid.rding to him , measures need to be taken right now. the president of moldova maya sandu and the us ambassador to ukraine bridget brink also strongly condemned the russian attacks. they emphasized the importance of international support for ukraine, to stop putin. and laughter and sin. this year, memes in ukraine, like coffee, always have a new taste. they come and go, but one thing remains unchanged - a smile. as soon as a new one appeared in the infospace. a topic or an event, such as the murder of kive, the damage to the kerch bridge or the crash of prigozhin's plane, ukrainians create memes about what they joked, laughed and cried about the most in 2000. 23, see the material of yaroslav hopatsa. for the second year in a row, it is difficult to call the life of ukrainians full-fledged and real, all because of constants air alarms and landings arranged by the russians. yes, unfortunately, they still exist, as does their swamp country. but ukrainians are a nation of strong people, and

later , the head of state will meet with the delegations and the president of latvia, edgars vinkiewicz. they plan to discuss bilateral cooperation between the countries, as well as the support of our state in the fight against erefia and the euro-atlantic integration of ukraine. the bill on mobilization was sent for finalization. returned to the cabinet of ministers, said chairman of the verkhovna rada ruslan stefanchuk. on his facebook page , he noted that it was a joint decision. parliament, the government, as well as the military leadership. the document was considered today at the committee on national security and defense, the head of the faction, minister of defense rusten, was also present. muerov and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery lozhny, the pledge committee presented a number of developments and recommendations, which the government as the author of the draft law should take into account, - concluded the speaker of the parliament. 15 ex-bodyguards of viktor yanukovych were charged with desertion in 2014, they fled to russia together with the then

the president of latvia, edgar rinkevichs, also said that...ukrainian air defense forces are working well, but they need to be strengthened, and these statements are actually very pleasing to us, yes, we understand that it is very good when the world reacts to these things, but you know, declaring and doing it are slightly different things, and i would like to ask you whether you think you that the western allies of ukraine are now intensifying their efforts to strengthen our air defense, especially considering the fact that the russians can even increase the number of simultaneous... launches of a certain number of missiles. you raised a very important topic, because in fact now we hear such encouraging statements from our highly respected western partners, but these are statements, then words, we need real steps, which will increase the number of launchers, the same patriots who demonstrate their incredible quality and efficiency under time of application anti-aircraft missiles and other aircraft. we need rockets to the same patriots, nasams.

experto en seguridad cibernética, edgar maldonado recomienda cambiar de contraseña cada 6 meses y tenerrápidos o qr que nos permiten tener acceso a sitios en internet. los estafadores, una vez más, avanzan con la tecnología. >> hay estafadores que tapan los códigos qr de los eh de los parking meters con su propio código qr. >> si lo escaneas e ingresas de esta manera, se podrían robar tu información o instalar un programa malicioso. y es que están en todas partes. en los menús de los restaurantes, en las tiendas, en la televisión y por supuesto, tener cuidado donde apuntas la cámara antes de abrir 1 de estos códigos qr. piensa en lo bien. >> hay que tener mucho cuidado sobre todo para evitar que nos roben esa info personal. 12 con 26. vamos a otra pausa. regresamos con más información, pero antes que nada le queremos decir que puedes seguirnos en los medios sociales. ahí los tiene en pantalla facebook e instagram. además, vea las aplicaciones de telemundo 48, telemundo 33 y telemundo fresco están disponibles para iphone, ipad y android. actualice la descárguela de fmaratuitor ga en el e

the head of latvia , edgars rinkevičes, also announced an increase in military aid.rding to him, the event. it is necessary to act right now, the president of moldova maya sandu and ms. bridget, the us ambassador to ukraine, also strongly condemned the russian strikes brink. they emphasized the importance of international support for ukraine to stop putin. within a week of three, russia is able to form an army for a second attack on chernihiv oblast. however, it is not known whether the occupiers will do this. said the head of the regional military administration, vyacheslav chauus. they can do it very quickly. whether they will do it or not depends, among other things, on how much we will work from the point of view of building up the fortification, the fortification of the 23rd year relative to the fortification of the 22nd, this is a completely different level, that is, there at times and now we will continue to do it, we will continue to do so. strengthen, and the more we do it, the less likely the enemy will re-enter. today in kremenchuk they said goodbye to the

the tigray region of ethiopia say 209 people including children have died of hunger in the town of edgar recent civil war. french president emmanuel macron has outlined a series of measures he says will improve the life of children including better paid parental leave, regulating children's screen time and a pilot scheme introducing school uniforms. he was speaking at a news conference to launch the government he's just appointed. he also promised more reforms to boost the economy. now to the world's biggest iceberg in what's likely to be the final months of its existence. take a look at this erosion carving dramatic features into the iceberg — known as a23a. it's being ground down by the warmer air and water it's encountering as it drifts slowly away from the antarctic. but it's not seen as a consequence of climate change — and as it melts, it will have benefits, as jonathan amos reports. after three decades confined to the freezer in antarctica, a23a is on the move, travelling north into warmer waters. the berg is now melting — and fast. an expedition this week saw waves gouging huge c

continues, after estonia, president zelensky arrived in latvia, where he met with the country's leader edgars marinkevičius. during a joint press conference, the leader of latvia announced a new package of military aid to ukraine. in particular, it will include howitzers, ammunition, anti-tank missiles, grenades, helicopters, and drones. communication devices, generators and echocardiography for the military. in addition , rinkevich emphasized that his country will increase the joint production of drones with ukraine. latvia has taken it upon itself to lead a coalition of drones within the framework of ramstein. and it is a great joy for me that now the prime minister will sign the documents in the presence of the president. this is a memorandum on cooperation in the military sphere. in fact, we have the opportunity to manufacture cheap drones that are very... effective, and even more so, estonia can help very actively, let me remind you that estonia is one of the it leaders, in europe for sure, well, skype was invented in estonia , in general , the it industry is very developed there, so i t

edgar heriot of france, well, these were just people who were part of this, their lives, i'm not goingo mention all these names and all that other stuff right now, because it looks strange again, it didn't matter to these people that they were jews, do you remember, when sarkozy became the president of france not so long ago, all the russian publications said that he was half-jewish, half-ogre, and the french did not even mention it at all, you see, in principle, it is always in... everyone mentions here is the current defense minister of great britain, he is a jew, about where do we learn about this, not at all from the guardian newspaper, but from some russian telegram channel, it always bothers them, ugh, it stopped being interesting in europe a long time ago, because they think about the interests of political nations, you see that putin every time , when he mentions zelenskyi, well, he immediately mentions his jewish origin, something that ukrainians don't even remember at all, you need to know this specifically, here's this and this and this one, this... on to the question of vic

poets and musicians and artists are famous, there are some imre calman, is the french prime minister edgart there, well , they were just people who will be a part of this in their lives, i'm not going to mention all these names and all that other stuff right now, because it looks strange again, for these it didn't matter to people that they were jews, remember when nikol sarkazy became the president of france not so long ago, then all russian publications. and the french did not even mention it at all, you see, in principle, it is always mentioned in russia, here is the current minister of defense of great britain, he is a jew, where do we learn about this, not at all from the guardian newspaper, but from some russian telegram channel, it bothers them forever, ugh, in europe it stopped being interesting a long time ago, because they think about the interests of the political nation, you see that putin every time he mentions zelensky, ugh, he immediately a jew mentions him. the origin is something that ukrainians don't even remember at all, you need to know it specifically, here's this and

decision, yes, she’s happy there, that is, she doesn’t ask for it , that means she’s happy there, edgaryou lived? and a worthy old age, svetlana, you can imagine that in the future you, god forbid, will be relocated like this, i myself will resettle everyone where they need to be, so, here i am leading to this, they will go where i will be, but when you are 150 you won’t be able to anyone yourself, no, in fact , you know, no, you don’t have to wait for care from your loved ones, you have to take care of someone yourself, the more worries you have, the you think less about, oh, you feel bad, you don’t think about yourself, and this helps, it mobilizes, and the person stays in shape, you know, it seems to me that all people are different, for example, i have a mother who is 77 years old, so, she needs to be alone at some moments and be alone in her moscow apartment and take a break from us there, but the most important thing is to feel this the ability to also be alone, and how to take care of oneself, and so on, so it seems to me that we need to be more subtle here. come up, she was in t

writers, poets and musicians and artists , there is imre kalman, or there is the french prime minister, edgariot. well, that is, these were just people who will be a part of this life, i 'm not going to mention all of them just now surnames and all this, because it looks strange again, it was not important for these people that they were jews, remember, when sarkozy became the president of france not so long ago, all the russian publications said that he was half-jewish, half-hungarian, and the french did not even mention it at all, you see, in principle , it is always mentioned in russia, here is the current defense minister of great britain, he is a jew about... where do we learn about this, not at all from the guardian newspaper, but from some of the russian telegram channel, they are forever fooled by it, ugh, v it stopped being interesting for europe a long time ago, because they think about the interests of political nations, you see that every time putin mentions zelensky, he immediately mentions his jewish origin, something that ukrainians don't even remember at all , you need to know

person that had a lot of experience because of his famous father that her presented and was one of j edgars targets. >> some of the characters are more protesters you mentioned ethat a bit earlier but along with the civil rights movement, did these groups have a common goal? >> yes. the black panthers the activists. they were much more interested in equality but as part of it they didn't want to see young black men get sent to vietnam for a cause that was so uncertain. mohammed ali famously said the media invented and then he said no vietcong ever called me the n word and i don't think i need to go over there and so there was an uneasy alliance and a segment in the movement that felt the protesting and marching and using first amendment rights wasn't sufficient but you had to do something more dramatic to try to end the war and they were inspired in part from the famous malcolm brown picture of the monk burning to death in the street and i think this inspired the protesters to get more serious. in fact they were hoping to bomb fort dix when it went off in the apartment and killed one prote

mathematician mike keith created his version of edgar allan poe's raven.of the new opus corresponds to the first 740 characters of this particular one. pi numbers. absolutely right. as a child, this boy had a toy kangaroo, but it got lost. but his father immortalized him right away. two kangaroos, a mother and a son, a boy, christopher robin milan, absolutely right, and alan milan also has a kanga kroshkaroo, a kangaroo 200, the australian football team is called sockeroos, soccer plus kangaroo, the team for this sport is nicknamed wallabies in honor of the small variety kangaroos, this is rugby. that's right, we are more accustomed to calling the little kangaroo walabe. my moscow 200 was brought from the solovetsky islands a stone that became a monument to victims of political repression. on october 30, 1990 , a boulder was installed in this area. on lubyanskaya, of course, oh, he’ll come out of... komsomolskaya square of the capital in everyday life is often called exactly that, which is quite logical. the area of ​​three stations? absolutely right, now

assume what synonym the local population uses for the openly gay and part-time president of latvia edgarsry's economy. a fifth of latian land, including the best agricultural land. directly or through intermediaries owned by foreigners. the largest sold in 2008. the brewery practically stopped production, maintaining only the release of exclusive varieties. in 2016, the only large metallurgical enterprise, lee piece metallurgs, collapsed, its annual turnover was close to 500 million euros. those who live normally are officials. the ministry, everyone has an increase, well, you said, everyone has some kind of additional increase, how are people living, has anyone thought? can be called a poverty budget, so there is not enough for everyone, the budget, the economy is small, we are everywhere as always we are lagging behind, besides, our national debt is 19.3 million, 19.3 billion, and the estonian one is 9 billion, that is, the budget has already included a million a day in interest, we will pay a million euros in interest every day on the national debt. similar situation. occurs when there

w have in place. 35,000 employees at the fbi, 20,000 of them are back-office bureaucrats and the j edgar hoover building, that is where the rot comes from, they will find on his work in the private sector. that is what that is going to take. 15,000 of them are cops inveigative agents on the front line, good people. they wl move them to the u.s. marshall'or to the dea which have been far better at fighting child sex trafficking rings or the fentanyl epidec in this company. the department of ecation will shut it down. i care about educationn this country, i want the $80 billion misspent by the federal government to go back to the pockets of parents who get to decide where they send their ki to school and how they are educated across publ schools, private schools, and homeschooling, that is a choice that belongs to every parent in this country. that is how we get this country back. most of those federal regulations, the regulations that affect small businesses, individuals across this country, they are not written by congress anymore, they are written by buaucrats. those are unconstitutiona

american midnight, the great war of the forgotten crisis and then there's the fascinating biography of j edgarr and of course he was in this era so whatu does this open up for us and where to use your book entering the broad conversation going on in our country today about the great war and its echoes today. you use it as a mirror. >> we are still living with the legacies of world war i when we think about what it is like when it's still an ongoing reality where the threat of the ongoing war continues to loom, still reckoning with the legacies of white supremacy and violence, reckoning with really the failures of democracy itself. in some ways i think that's why world war i as a moment continues to resonate because this moment where people at the time believed democracy was going to be remade on a global scale. we are still trying to make it reality in this country. and even the issues reckoning with i think there's still the issue we are reckoning with today. in some ways it is going to take comfort from the struggles and commitment and perseverance to try to address these issues that shaped

friend, some of you might know if we said that name 50 years ago everybody inwo the rom would know edgarme of the most famous foreign correspondence of the 20th century. it was the first to westerner to meats, interview and rate. was the kind of friends charlie had there's a little forrest gump in charlie progresses a lot of forrest gump. they weren't sure their parents would let them go but they liked the idea they all told their parents are going to go work in the fields in kansas for a littley while. make some money for college. they went and kept going west. through calamities, the car breaking down at one point they had a major malfunction in the middle of the arizona mojave moe desert which is not a good h ple to have your cart break down before telephones. pushing the car i over the past because it wasn't powered enough to get up over the mountains. waking up one morning on the navajo reservation in new mexico. there is native american just sitting there waiting for them to wake up they complimented him on his english and he told them he graduated from harvard to finally get to lo

on the sleeve of gindsbourg's record there is an inscription: he loves kebabs, edgar allan poe and...mie pendant ce temps que je fais le zoive. au fond de la cave paraît qu'il a pas de son métier, moi je fais des trous dans les billères, je fais des trous, des petits trous, encore des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, toujours des petits trous , des trouss de seconde classe, des trous de première classe, je fais des trous , des petits trous, encore des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, toujours des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, des petits trous, gainsbord's character is unusual for the audience, he has a strange image. it's like he's wearing a mask. gainsbourg feels like a rather repulsive type, so he provokes and behaves quite aggressively. the press not only praises gainsbourg, notes appear in newspapers in which the authors mock his appearance.

edgar hoover building that people walk into every day for work, shutting it down, but in a way that isional, in the way a ceo would could shut them down in a way that leaves us better off not worse. larry: another one, vivek, you know, the misuse of foreign intelligence for political purposes. >> yes. larry: we single out the cia, not only the cia, but the whole defense and intelligence community, if you will. stuff has happened in last bunch of years that should never have happened. i don't know who has been doing this whether the buildings or swept and replaced but this is the back of people's minds, i think it will affect their voting. >> i think this is what american revolution was fought for. i don't use that hyperbolically, in a real sense for most of human history, including old world europe, world view is people cannot be trusted to self-govern. today in back of three litter government -- letter government agency buildings that the decisions get made. we said in 1776 is no, for better or worse, we the people decide that at the ballot box wherever citizen's voice and vote counts

>> edgar? what are you doing in there? >> betty, eddie, help me. who is not?ust my stupid husband. now let's get back to having an affair. >> wait, you're having an affair and i just have to sit in here and watch? well, the real twist is... i like it. >> no! >> stephen: whoa. that one really serling'd my rod. thus concludes this visit to the dimension of the extra-normal where anything is possible... mostly bad things. and you return home to the safety of your home where you find an extra door which leads to a half-bathroom that you never realized you had but is really convenient when you have guests, guests who are visiting from a place we call the twilight zone. ♪ ♪ we'll be back with trevor noah. ♪ ♪ eals on all the good stuff. like this stuff and that stuff and ooh, that's some really good stuff. we get the deals. you get the good stuff. marshalls. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ ♪ another round? i'm good. ♪ let's do a song ♪ ♪ ♪ my skin has been so much smoother so much more hydrated. it's olay! with olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-bette