father george, we say that the temple attracts families, the temple itself, the parish itself, like ay, and let’s talk about... about the institution of the family, which today, probably, unfortunately, is still experiencing some is a kind of crisis, and this crisis is deepening in connection with such modern trends, well, even if you don’t look at europe, to the west, but here, you will agree that young people are not in such a hurry to get married, get married, start a family, it is very popularized in some circles and free movements, that is, not burdening yourself with childbearing. how do you look at these questions, is it still possible for the institution of the family to survive the traditional family, how to strengthen this institution, how to develop it, how after all. give it such great popularity, especially among our future generation? you know, this is a question that probably concerns all states, without exception, the most important thing in raising a family, i remember, during my wedding with my mother, one of my uncles, who is now deceased, told me very wonderful wor

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children were brought here from orphanages in minsk, among them were jewish children, jews and father georgeldren, he baptized them. he wrote out baptismal certificates with orthodox names, thanks to this the children remained alive, and the priests were also able to win over the head of the cell police, who reported about ambushes and raids, to the side of the partisans. above the brothers there was a threat of arrest. the partisans offered to leave with them, but the priests remained with the flock. they were arrested before easter, on good friday, and sent to the koldychev concentration camp. the territory was fenced in several rows with barbed wire, a reinforced escort was installed, people were protected with the help of bunkers and even tanks dug into the ground, but there were also traditional ones... nikolai and georgy heltov, a few days later their wives, natalya and lydia, were brought to koldychevo. nikolai kheltov died a martyr's death, he was tied to an iron bed and doused with gasoline set on fire. the remains of the priest were buried in the camp cemetery. it was in may of '44

children were brought here from orphanages in minsk, among them there were jewish children, jews and father georgerote out baptismal certificates with orthodox names. thanks to this, the children remained alive, and the priests were also able to win over partisans of the head of the kletsky police, who reported about ambushes and raids, the threat of arrest hung over the brothers, the partisans offered to leave with them, but the priests remained with the flock, they were arrested before easter, on good friday, and sent to the koldychev concentration camp. the camp occupied an area of ​​approximately half a kilometer by half a kilometer, the territory was fenced in several rows with barbed wire, and a reinforced escort was installed. people were protected with bunkers and even tanks dug into the ground, but there were also traditional towers with searchlights. here in on april 44, nikolai and georgy kheltov were captured. a few days later they brought me to koldychevo. wives natalya and lydia. nikolai heltov died a martyr's death. he was tied to an iron bed, doused with gasoline and set on fire. t

, you know, george orwell's original name was ericas born am station in moti in bihar. and his fathernt. you know, who spent his whole life in the opium department. and, you know, george orwell was obviously very well informed about all of this. and he probably smoked opium when he was in burma. and so that's just one that hpl, was a man cal henry cabinet, who was a■aronet who ran the opium department, and he was a he was a great sort of patron of kipling and his father and kipling, the ghazipur opium factory, and wrote an article it and it's really kind of you know, i analyzed the article in the book where, you know, this whole thing he writes about it as see so often you know e always written in the passive. so, you know, he comes to this thing, this opium factory exists, it's producing, you know, almost quantities of opium for the british. never once does he mention that it was the british empire that sets it up. the chinese blame the chinese, you know, i mean, the demand. yeah. from the chinese. i mean, that's the other thing. we'll talk about that in a so, you know, that's kiplin

so but also know they they had all kinds of ah, really unexpected people like for example, george orwell's fatherow, george orwell's original name was eric blair and he was born actually on an opium station in moti in bihar. and his father was an opium agent. you know, who spent his whole life in the opium department. and, you know, george orwell was obviously very well informed about all of this. and he probably smoked opium when he was inand so that's juse had. kipling, his sort of godfather, was a man called the sir henry cabinet, who was a baronet who ran the opium department, and he was a he was a great sort of patron of kipling and his father and kipling, the ghazipur opium factory, and wrote an article it and it's really kind of you know, i analyzed the article in the book where, you know, this whole thing he writes about it as see so often you know colonial, discourse tends to be always written in the passive. so, you know, he comes to this thing, this opium factory exists, it's producing, you know, british. never once does he mention that it was the british empire that sets it up. you kn

fathers. in particular to george mason. mason wrote a pamphlet during the convention that opposed the new government. that pamphlet was so convincing that the other framers of the constitution felt that it was too much of a hazard. that the constitution was in danger not being ratified. that's when james madison came to the rescue, drafting the bill of rights. the first ten amendments of the united states constitution. originally, madison felt that the bill of rights was unnecessary because it was obvious to him that the government couldn't exert powers that the constitution had not assigned to it. everybody in this hall knows, governments don't like to limit themselves. instead, they are -- [ applause ] they are constantly moving to exert and appropriate new powers. the patriots in 1791 vividly remembered the british tyranny and they knew that every power that a government takes it will never voluntarily relinquish. every power the government take it will ultimately abuse the possible. that's why the delegates at the const

large palestinian flag above encampment at george washington university happened yesterday george washington father of our nation defaced the president calling yavrment increasingly unsafe doesn't seem doing much more to clear out "the wall street journal" reporting left-leaning activity groups trained students for months well before the protests started do you think we should have a federal investigation to department of justice, fbi, someone, to look into who agitators are on campuses where they came from where they are getting support whether it is domestic or overseas. >> quite disturbing to americans to see what is happening on college campuses not all campuses of course but illustration you gave with respect to the to george washington university the grandfather of our nation having a statue defaced happening in campus after campus after campus we learned organized i don't know why americans should be surprised in any respect people like george soros fomenting dissent for years we have foreign agitators swiss billionaire doing everything to distort american elections interesting that this typ

>> oakland police are asking for your help in the unsolved homicide of a father and fiance. police say georgeast off a key see was shot and killed on crosby avenue near foothill boulevard on november. 26 of last year. officers say he was standing outside with friends when it happened. witnesses say several suspects were seen leaving the area in a dark sedan. anyone who has any information about this asked to call oakland police, new pro gaza mural in san francisco's know leave allie neighborhood causing real stir in the community. now the jewish community relations council of the bay area speaking out about it. >> as kron four's tiffany justice reports tonight, they're calling it hateful. >> a mural in san francisco's knowing valley neighborhood is grabbing people's attention. it was painted in opposition to the war in gaza, but some are calling it antisemitic. others have no problem with the mural. i don't think this is anti-semitic at all. i think is just a message of was actually going on >> picture of the reality. people are looking at the big picture and i think that. >> they don't reali

. >> oakland police need your help to solve the killing of a father and fiance george keesey was shotr, all the police can piece together. this point is he was standing outside with friends there on that street when it happened and several suspects were seen leaving the area and a dark car. a mural in san francisco's know we've ali is getting a lot of attention and a split reaction. as you can see, it says. >> stop the while, stop the war gaza and has set the genocide in gaza and has pictures of bombs. and you can see the numbers here that are displaced and killed and we talked to some people. some say it's anti-semitic. others say that it's reality. >> lot of just don't feel safe in the area. they're not they don't feel a sense of welcoming us to help. the mural will be replaced with something that brings communities together. i don't think this is anti-semitic at all. i think is just a message of was actually going on >> picture of the reality. >> we asked a supervisor rafael mandelman because he represents that area. what he him. we haven't heard back from him. >> all right. take a

. >> time now, 6.37, and oakland police want your help to solve a killing of a father and fiance georgeff a casi was shot and killed on crosby avenue near foothill boulevard november. 26 of last year he was standing outside when friend it with friends when he was killed. several suspects were seen leaving the area in a dark car. and this is all i have to go on right now. they are asking for the public's help. a mural in san francisco's know a valley is getting a lot of attention. the mural as the wording stop the genocide in gaza. now. as you can see there, and it also depicts bombs down and rubble. and blood spots. some call it anti semitic. others say they have no issues with it. >> lot of just don't feel safe in the area. they're not they don't feel a sense of welcoming us to help. the mural will be replaced with something that brings communities together. i don't think this is anti-semitic at i think is just a message of was actually going on >> picture of the reality. >> supervisor rafael mandelman represents area. we reached out to get a comment that we haven't heard back. >> 6.39

police need your help to solve the killing of a father and fiance george. >> off a key c was shot androsby avenue near foot hole boulevard. it happen on november. 26 of last year. so police are asking anybody for information. all they know is he was standing outside with friends when he was shot and killed in that several suspects were seen leaving the area and a dark car. antioch police are now letting us know what was the cause of death for a homeless man who died last week. they say it was blunt force trauma to the head and chest, but they don't know anything more than that. this is another crime they'd like to solve. you can see a photo of the victim here. and there's also some things that were left remember desmond co that was his name. and those investigators also found a big rock at the crime scene. they're not sure if that was used. maybe it was the murder weapon. we talked to some people who knew him. >> i ask i mean, you know, i mean, i think he had his issues. >> but the big, you know, you never did wrong anybody that i know. you know, mean, it would talk about little bit,

george washington ressuniversity yesterday. congressman, for me, one of the most infuriating things from that campus that i know very well was how the protesters felt completely at ease with defacing the fatherher country, george washington, our first president, even wrapping a headscarf around the statues head. where three administrators and what did you see when you were there? >> most certainly come actuallyt myself and oversight ed hadat actually gone to talk to these administrators. you know what, laura but we had actually asked the administrators whether the white house reached out withre this campus only minutes away and only had they not reached out but the school was actually denied help by metropolitan police by mayor bowser and washington, d.c., and what is more horrifying, laura, this is a private university and there is trespassing happening but they also made a point to say s there was outside organizations that were bringing in people,e not students to the campus and in order to incite a lot of what you are seeing on therowd screen right now. to go further,, there were peoe inin the crowds, laura, that th administrator were saying holding final solutions. i that is absolute ra

campus that i know very well how the protesters felt completely at ease with defacing the father of our country, george washington, our first president, even wrapping a head scarf around the statue's head. where the administrators and what did you see when you were there? >> most certainly, so, actually myself and members of oversight had actually gone to talk to some of these administrators and do you know what, laura, when we were there, we had actually asked the administrators whether or not the white house had reached out, mind you, this campus is only minutes away. and not only had they not reached out, but this school was actually denied help by metropolitan police, by mayor bowser and washington, d.c. and what's even more horrifying, laura, this is a private university. there's trespassing happening but also, too, they made it a point to say that there was outside organizations that were bringing in people not students to the campus. in order to incite a lot of what you are seeing on the screen right now. to go each a step further, there were people in the crowd, laura, that the administrator wa

george: my fathers' gay. journalist: look i... jason alexander: and then you've got the outing. just because you two are homosexuals... so what? jason alexander: the premise of that episode was a journalist was following jerry to do some sort of piece on him and got it into her head that jerry and george were gay lovers. george: what do you think of this shirt? journalist: it's nice. george: jerry said he didn't like it. jason alexander: and the minute that we understood that that was the impression we were giving; we went into overdrive to try and prove to her that that was the farthest thing from true. jerry: it was a joke. george: look you want have sex right now? do you want have sex with me right now? let's go! michael schneider: they really nailed the satire of the so-called gay panic. jerry: it's not true! it's not true! not that there's anything wrong with that. dan levy: the more we see things, the more normalized those things become. man: hello.. dan levy: whether it's sexuality, whether it's gender diversity, you know, we got to just put it all out there because we've

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they're trying to solve the case of the killing of a father and fiance. they say george>> casey was shot and killed on crosby avenue near foothill boulevard on november. 26th last year. officers say he was sending outside with friends when it happened. witnesses say several suspects were seen leaving the area and a dark car. if you have any information on this case, you're asked to call police. >> a hiker who went missing in alameda county has been found. park officials say alex stature and his dog apollo were found this afternoon. they've been missing for 3 days. police say the 2 appeared unharmed and in good health. they say special was scheduled to meet with somebody on saturday at dove out regional park, but he never showed up. he was found near the san antonio reservoir today. whether time as we get a check of the 4 zone forecast here, the live look from the top of mount tam were see. some fog has rolled in below. looks pretty cool. yeah. trying to form out there right now. that's for sure. but not going to see much of that by tomorrow morning. the offshore winds al

>> it's a 34 and oakland police want your help in solving the murder, the killing of a father and a fiancee, georgeff a key see was shot and killed crosby avenue near foothill boulevard. it was november. 26 of last year and they're asking for anybody with information about this to come forward. all they know is that he was standing outside on the street or on the sidewalk with friends when he was shot and killed an that several people were seen leaving the area in a dark car, but they have no suspects at this point. so they want your help. we now know the cause of death of a homeless man who was killed last week. he was found dead and they investigated and say it was blunt force trauma to the head and chest. here. you see a picture of the victim and flowers and memorials placed at the spot where desmond cole lost his life. investigators also found a large rock at the crime scene. but they're not sure if that was the murder weapon. we talked to some people who knew him. >> i ask i mean, you know, i mean, i think he had his issues. >> but the bait, you know, you never did wrong anybody that i know. y

and which only sees george, ukraine is ken and father pulled sounds out about the court. these parts, the ox. russia still occupies parts of georgia in territory since its invasion in 2008. we have the experts say it's some things the government is keen to remind people off on the so you can see during the all the recent history of georgia, especially the warning to solvent 8. there's 2 months out there. this is sometimes very much improperly used by the ruling port and they're trying to put between, i mean the society between the choice on the one hand towards the rook and the other. so i think that we can work with elections coming up in october of service, say that the next few months will be decides if we to adjust future for now, the government shows no sign of retreating to protest is to say they will not give up on what they call a site for the europeans to charge chinese president, she's in pain, has wrapped up a whirlwind tour here in europe, his version 5 years. she was in hungary for the final stop of his 5 days trip. he met with an gary and a prime minister, v

george w bush, not the father, and he is now senior editor at the atlantic. david, it's good to have you. with this, we invited you to night to talk about mexican democracy and the upcoming election there this weekend. but 1st i just want to ask you, what do you make of donald trump's thursday conviction? i think i've written for the money but this as well. i would describe this is the right product for the wrong crime. when in all the constitutional crimes is a tackle to january 6th, his attack on congress on january 6th, has attempted to defraud the election before that stop. donald trump will not face justice before the election. 2024. this criminal case pertains to his sleazeball activities as a private citizen, as cabinet present in 2016. this is justice of a pretty inadequate time compared to the severity of what happened in $20.21, but is the only justice that the american system is minded liver in advance of the election of 20. if, if trump wins in november, he'll be the 1st convicted felon to move into the white house. now consider that in an ocean o

which has a decisive influence, a nature and the repeating union, and which only sees george, ukraine is ken and father. oh great, that's, that's a pull. it sounds odd about the court this plus the ox. russia still occupies parts of georgia in territory, since it's invasion in 2008. we have the experts say it's something the government is keen to remind people off. so you can see during the all the recent history of georgia, especially the warranty is old and there's too much. so there, this is sometimes very much improperly used by their moving forward. and they are trying to put between, i mean, the society between the choice on the one hand choosing the rook and the other sort of thing. and then with the war with the elections coming up in october of service, say that the next few months will be decides if we would just future for now, the government shows no sign of retreating to protest is to say they will not give up on what they call a site for the europeans to charm assigned to say that they now know more about how sperm wells communicate. they say wells use a language and that it is much more

george floyd. the biopic will be titled daddy changed the world — words that gianna told us presidentjoe biden the day before her father'sernational reaction to his murder, i spoke to authors of the book his name is george floyd — robert samuels and toluse 0lorunnipa. in may 2020, it was a normal day in american history until george floyd met derek stephen, the police officer who killed him. because of the way he was killed, his knee was on his neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds, it was videotaped, it went viral posted online, and people were outraged by the sense of inhumanity, the sense that derek stephen did not care about george floyd. became a symbol of something much greater because derek stephen was an agent of the state and became symbol of how the government, the state had its knee on the negative black for hundreds of years, and that became the rallying cry for the movement and we saw so many people take up the cause and seeing him not only as a man is a symbol of something greater of racism and the injustice that black people and people of colour have faith in this country for a long time. it country for a l

everything except that bombed, there is a way to answer, banona's house, george's house dolgorev, which they built together with their fatherhere was a bedroom there during construction, and the corner, you see, was completely destroyed, i was supposed to sleep there, but for some reason i lay down. here on the sofa under this wall, god had mercy that i was not torn apart there, because there was just an arrival in the corner, oh, they jumped out, they are already greeting you, now misha, hello, dear ones, this is a piece of cinema, my retired wife is here doesn’t drive, she’s afraid that what she sees will affect her health, they live in the neighboring village, friends, let me into an empty house so that he would be under supervision. the house is nice, the yard is large, there is a vegetable garden, but the dolgorevs are uncomfortable here, they always want to go to the kazinka, we began to take care of each other a little more, and our attitude towards life became a little, you know, all these material things, of course, well, they kind of touch, but the main thing is that we stay alive, we live and thank god, my wife i

the campus statue of george washington, our founding father, remains defaced this morning. grandberg calling on d.c. police for help after 11 days. grandberg issuing a statement, quote, when protests overrun barriers, vandalizing cha chew and flag, surround and intimidate students with anti-semetic images and hateful rhetoric, chase people out of a public yard based on perceived beliefs, gw police officers and maintenance staff, the protests need to be peaceful and productive. joining us now, law school student, tamina. let's talk about this. the 11 days, it sounds like the university president is finally saying she wants police to help. is it too late? >> well, first of all, president grandberg has been very outspoken against these protests from day one. however, all a of these sound like just words on paper when there is actually no actions behind them. first of all, the gw police officers have been doing their best being at the scene, protecting gw students from harassment and intimidation. i personally have been followed and harassed by a lot of these protesters, i was

senate because his father might run as an independent when the senate is at the balance the control the senate [indiscernible] and it is concerning that he voted not to expel george santos because it would set a bad precedent for his father. laura: you have 30 seconds to respond. rep. menendez: i did vote to expel george santos. the first time the committee had not finished their investigation but once they had, i voted to expel. so you can dismiss that as you will be able to dismiss many things he says this evening. most individuals i encounter understand this is a unique and challenging dynamic and i am just thankful that people have shown me grace including my colleagues to support my reelection and those in the community and the labor unions who support our reelection. if you look at the universe of people who are part of the district, they support me and trust me and they know i will continue to deliver for them as i have since i took office. laura: mike and our panel has the next question that goes to the mayor. mike: as you know control over the house and of the white house this november is extremely close. a very close election, as most of them are over t

i feel i feel like george constanza is father in seinfeld. i feel like jerry stiller because i mean, there's nothing more popular than dogs in this country. >> i went back. >> i found the poll favorable rating of dogs at just waist down favored, right? who gets 88%, but a dog. nobody dies. and they're even get a picture of me and my childhood dog cody on the screen right there. i love dogs. he's still my twitter avatar. there is nothing that infuriates americans more. >> you see, look at his face, he's so adorable. >> so it though i like to think i was adorable two, it's nothing more than fourier. it's americans than going after dogs at you can't beat it. i don't know a kristi noem was thinking, i know a boy and his dog. there you are harry enten. thanks so much. good to see you. thank you. >> right back tomorrow story. this animal is a symbol of this country. is it in trouble? >> it's very much in trouble in one of the world's most diverse ecosystems. ivan watson what's the stark reality of climate change humanity is being threatened at a ri

getting a job that was given to him by donald barr, who is the father of father of william barr, who was that attorney general under george w bush and donald trump. and he gets this teaching position to teach math at the adult in school, which is one of these, you know, very high, a high end preparatory schools in new york, that sort of areas of students for the i, the leads. and so from there, it's a straight shot into, into, into fame and glory and money. and so he ends up making these connections. he ends up meeting a whole bunch of investment bankers and finance years. and of course he starts out on the, on the inside of the, the trading floor and sort of. busy a low end position, but somehow within a decade, he's a multi millionaire, and we don't really understand how that happened. we don't really understand where that money came from. we know that there were numerous companies that he created. but it's, it's something that is unknown to us. and of course, we know thanks to some great investigating that. in 1980 he was a bachelor of the month and cosmopolitan magazine known as a young finance here know how that happ

that i'm an oakland police now asking for your help in the unsolved killing of a father and fiance. they say that george, keith off off a key scene was shot and killed a crosby avenue near foothill boulevard on november. 26 of last year. you're seeing photos of him. officers say he was standing outside with friends when it all happened. witnesses say several suspects were seen leaving the area in a dark car. we'll keep you updated as that investigation unfolds. 10, 30 through right now. and they've done enough investigating to figure out. >> how a homeless man died, but they don't know who killed him. it was blunt force trauma to the head and chest that killed the man. you see here, a picture of desmond co and you can see people place cards and flowers where he lost his life. also, investigators at that crime scene found a big rock. they're not sure yet if that may have been the murder weapon. we talked to some people who know him. >> mean, you know, i mean, i think he had his issues. >> but the big, you know, you never did wrong anybody that i know. you know, mean, it would talk out loud little bit, yo

and local police are also asking for your help in the unsolved killing of a father and a fiancee. they say georgeed crosby avenue near foothill boulevard on november. 26 of last year. police say he was standing outside with friends when it happened. witnesses say several suspects were seen leaving the area in a dark car. a mural in san francisco's know we've ali is grabbing people's attention 12 for 70, just a shows us it's a painting of the war in gaza. some are calling anti-semitic. >> i think this is anti-semitic at all. i think is just a message of what's actually going on an a picture of the reality. people are looking at the big picture. >> and i think that. >> they don't realize how much of a bully israel is in the situation cities like sf and stuff like this. you actually have people who protest the mural has wording that says stop the genocide in gaza. now it depicts bombs falling on rubble and debris. >> along with painting splotches of blood monday, the jewish community relations council of the bay area speaking out against the mural. >> saying this mural is blood liable. fortunately,

i think george gallup, for example, he was he was the sort of a founding father of contemporary or modern opinion research. and he has this reputation of being a real and he died in 1984. his a reputation of being a real avuncular character, open and warm, you know, and, you know accessible and often quoted. and it's sort of like the founding father of opinion research. but you look a little closer to george gallup was a real prickly guy and was he was inclined to attack his critics openly, harshly, unrelentingly and. this really had never come through before. and what i had been able to research about about the history of polling and presidential elections. so i was digging around in the archives at the gallup organization archives at the university iowa. and i got i was this guy was really going the handle of his critics not once or twice. but, you know, many times so he was he was certainly one of the more colorful characters. another one is a contemporary of gauss's elmo roper, who was a failed jeweler in iowa who became got into market research in new york and public opinion became a