use a foot more, but use a ford focus on the 13th or because the duration is the biggest cycling a bang, seals infants, or do a suffering is big low, but use a photo for longer. prolonged physical accession with minimum sleep requires special preparation. and he said this to, in the large, but nowadays that focus on painting partly by saying that you're going to do both and you'll do send her the best copy of russia has already won and lots of races at the legendary rom erased across america. he even made the podium, but now he's gearing output the starting line. if the ultra spice rice way, he'll be writing a total distance of 1780 kilometers. he'll start from book my low beach and go up and ride through pumps of cannot to come and cover that before reaching ot in time will not do once that he'll turn around and ride all the way back to the starting points in the face. it uses the could include in the as long as the 1st and most secretaries gives you a good platform to begin new, a set of 4 of them. that gives you a good bass bass to a program to send you a into the end. so it is very

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de acuerdo con el vocero de la patrulla de caminos, el conductor de un ford focus que viajaba a alta n la orilla de la carretera. el ford da varias vueltas y choca contra una camioneta ram. fue ahí que el conductor del ford sale disparado del carro. otro carro. un chevy 2012 también choca contra estos vehículos. 2. el conductor del focus muere en el lugar mientras que los otros 3 conductores resultan ilesos. esta intersección es muy transitada, sobre todo por camiones de carga, no solo porque hay varias gasolineras y lugares para comer, sino que también hay varios centros de distribu ción en calles aledañas , aunque al momento del accidente no estaba lloviendo, la carretera sí estaba mojada, por lo que las autoridades recuerdan a los conductores extremar precauciones durante la temporada de lluvias. >> durante los primeros, las primeras lluvias siempre el agua siempre se saca, los aceites de la carretera. eso causa que las carreteras se se vuelvan mucho más resbalosas de lo regular. entonces por eso les recomendamos a las personas que manejen con mucha precaución. es una buena idea ma

know if you've heard, but this armored car with over 400 horsepower starts. much quieter than my ford focuss go. the first innovator was produced back in 2017. most of the machines were ordered by the national guard of ukraine at that time. six years have passed, and innovators have appeared in the armed forces, border guards, and the sbu. during this time, the manufacturer collected. reviews of ukrainian defenders, who have been carrying out combat tasks on the innovators for years, this is how the second version of this appeared armored car unlike the first five-seater model, the second innovator has 10 seats, one for the driver and nine for passengers. the military insisted that if the resources for the purchase of new transport are limited, its capacity should be increased. comfortable seats have five-point seat belts, like on rally cars. and independent mounting, it absorbs the energy of the explosion, saving the soldier's spine, in case the car hits a mine. there is a powerful fire extinguishing system in the cabin and under the hood. which works in milliseconds, it's just a unique ma

investigate is enough being done to help find missing up originally on out to see of a the airship, ford focus, real security remains unshakable. and it always will us defense secretary lloyd austin tells israel's leadership that america will stand by them in jars of button must defined by the rules of the time about this. and this is all to 0 live from doha. also tell me off, load austin, also an item since the formation of a naval task force examined sophie's loans, motor charge some ships and the red sea, the race against time and down on the supervisor.

a four-wheeler and a ford focus passenger car collided. on military license plates , before when a car overtook a truck. for... everyone who was in the ford is a colonel, a lieutenant colonel and a soldier of the state special service of transport and one civilian person. they were on a business trip, the service informs. autoshredding with ukrainians. the embassy of ukraine in slovakia provides consular assistance to ukrainians who were injured in an accident near the village of tragov. the vienna- kyiv flight bus with 53 passengers was involved in an accident. according to. of the ukrainian ministry of foreign affairs, 10 of our citizens suffered moderate injuries, among them children. they are currently receiving medical assistance, the rest of the passengers were transferred to the city of košice, where they are waiting for another bus. they were also conducted preventive medical examination. israel has confirmed new negotiations with qatar regarding the release of hostages held by hamas. it became known. after the meeting of the head o

happened the night before on the kyivchopu highway in the village of smozhe, a four-wheeler and a ford focus car collided. on military numbers beforehand. while the car was overtaking the truck. all who were in the ford were killed. this is a colonel, a lieutenant colonel and soldiers of the state special service of transport and one civilian . they were going on a business trip, they informed the service. enemy drg became active in kharkiv region and sumy region. according to andriy demchenko, the spokesman of the state border service. the enemy advances in small groups, uses camouflage and distracting maneuvers. often leaves behind mine traps. one of the last intelligence groups was exposed in sumy in the sumy region. border guards and territorial defense forces entered the battle. artillery was involved. as a result. successfully repelled saboteurs from our territory. to counter sabotage groups , anti-sabotage reserves are being recruited, various tactics are being worked out to allow timely detection and destruction of the enemy. the service uses engineering obstacles, means of control a

in may, they reversed a stolen ford focus towards a group of men gathered around another stolen car,eople. this is where the 15—year—old was shot. but behind them is a children's play area, and the 11—year—old girl was in the climbing frame. she was shot in the thigh. i dropped my daughter off at the park that day, - thinking that she'd be safe. i dropped her off in a safe space. this is the girl's mum. we can't identify her to protect her daughter's anonymity and her words have been revoiced. when you see that video, what do you think? how scared she must have been. yeah. how scared. just disgusted that it - happened at three o'clock on a bank holiday monday. the little girl's grandmother still can't believe what happened. they just treat it like it's a video game. like it's ok to go shooting around the streets. and it's not. it's real life. in court, jurors heard that the attack was the culmination of a "murderous feud" between two armed gangs. the defendants were described as proper hitters who took part in a killing match. it's brutal, it's brazen, it's arrogant. they turn their

shocked by nixon's media war against cable television, ford took the lead to study the issue of cable reform, in a way that tried to constantly focus the attention to the economic statistics of deregulating cable television and he constantly said, let's not have fear drive these regulatory debates, let's have facts. and his domestic policy team took this a very, very seriously, and they advanced a lot of research on the issue, to show that cable television didn't necessarily mean that it would undermine network broadcasting, but rather, it critics and the entire business of television. but despite really, again, folders and folders of research on this at the ford library, there are many extensive efforts, it seems like it is gaining weight, and there is momentum. such efforts then suddenly stopped in march 1976. and it is for two reasons. broadcasters continued to pounce on the anti-media legacy of nixon, to constantly torpedo any type of cable reform. perhaps more significantly, broadcasters privately threatened that advancing cable legislation, which they understood to hurt their pocketbooks, might influence their news coverage o

ford had economists take the lead to study issue of cable reform in a way they tried to constantly focus the attention to the economic statistics of deregulate, deregulating, cable television. and he constantly said, let's not have fear. drive these regulatory debates. let's have facts. and his domestic policy took this very, very seriously. and they advanced a lot of research on the issue to show cable television didn't necessarily mean it would undermine network broadcasting, but rather it could expand the entire of television. but this fight really folders and folders. research on this at the ford, there are many efforts. it seems like it's gaining way and there's a momentum search efforts. then suddenly in march of 1976 and it's for two reasons. broadcaster is continued pounce on the entire media legacy nixon to constantly any type of cable reform perhaps significantly broadcasters privately threatened that advancing cable legislation which they understood to hurt their pocketbooks might influence their their news coverage of ford who needed tv access for his campaign. this had long

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i think that is the global focus of tesla. you look at fordtoward an ev. dealers have fought against it. they have heard it loud and clear. lisa: do you think it's attractive? dan: the mad backs vehicle -- i remember when you talked about that. i think we talked about that together. i get it. it is on the edge but i think it's innovative. it's new and it's something where tesla is not going to go down the typical path of other automakers and that is why when i see you driving this in new york in six months, tk in the passenger seat, in the cyber truck, it will be awesome. you could be in the back as well. it will be interesting. lisa: am i the only one who drives? jon: jon: you are jon:. tk and i don't drive. dan: lisa could be driving. tk shotgun, ferro in the back. jon: thank you. dan ives of wedbush. it's neo. that's the real competition. can ford and gm get in the game? lisa: which? that is the key. they can get in the game of offering a vehicle people would have otherwise bought if they offer a similar price point that economically works

ford. and if you look at that a hump, you've got the tail finish we're notoi going to reach those focus on the left and the right at the extremes. but there is a zone in there. it's not in the heart of the bell, but it's sort of on the margins but not out there at the tails. those are the americans who have worth a reaching and saving and pulling in the to the norms of our culture, to the amazing history that we have, the redemptive country that we have tohe find that they do have a voice that counts. and the election integrity that you all is are done so much good work on, to fight for that and believe in it. so that's my little sociology lecture tonight. i just think that, you know, we have to be clear about where we do have agency and make a difference. and bring those folks on the margins in. >> so your wonderful suggests that there's still a rather largee consensus among the population of this country that transcends a lot of the political divisions, what's the nature of that consensus? if you think about there being this kind of middle in the country, what are thehe things that seem

attacking tram and will focus off a country struggling with inflation and major democrat donors are saying why are you campaigning on bidenomics and it's now in just as bad odor and gerald ford's whip and save with gerald hoover. >> how to poll the american people and the results that are uniform or these are cause for the four alarm fire and a total panic. the president struggling to try and convince people on his age and foreign policy and convince peopling on economic record and they're just not buying it. it's causing contranation with former obama-back and anger in the white house between the president and the president's age. i think it's worth him worrying but republicans ought to keep being weary as well f. you see this kind of polling collapse in the weeks before an election and spells big trouble for the incumbent, there's enough time for the democratic coalition to pull back together and like you said, try to bring it against trump. elizabeth: but, chris, based on what? >> trump. elizabeth: got that. jewel jaire, here's why -- julia, here's why people are upset. like everything the president touches turns into a free for all. we came out of a botched pandemic and th

maintenance sustaining submarines in a fight ford without having to go all the way back to the west coast the united states are to pearl harbor. that's something that if we focus in on the near or bias actions to the next 2 to 3 years that actually can be the biggest advantage for as a deterrent value in orcas. if i could one piece on that submarines u.s. submarines out of fremantle in world war two operated in the china sea. factoid for you between and december 1944, we had 45 us submarines operating the south china sea. so we are at the end and i would like to recognize dude. admiral mike mcdevitt shopping and brent sadler let's give them all a big hand. detroit this discussion. i got the feeling we could have done this for hour and it would have still been we very much appreciate the fact that you gave us your most asset today, which your time and for each of you it just doesn't quite cover it but we've got a copy of our naval institute press book mastering the art of command about admiral chester nimitz and the victory in the pacific by trent hoehn, one of our authors. and we you and also we invite our audience to join us out in the foyer again, where we'l

focus skinhead crossing guard you over here. it was not until very much later in my life i understand anti-semitism. even when it comes to somebody like henry ford knew he privately was a big get that something i had absorbed about him absolutely. what i did not understand why anti-semitism is importance. to spread as widely as they can. what i started understanding as a political tactic that's attacking not just jews, but the whole country. we do not even think our self. on this decisions to work together. >> note less disgusted by' it. i am less scared a bit and more angry at, it. i am more outraged into the extent i can identify it. i can see how it is working and i can explain it in a way maybe they can search underwire the effect of these things. people recognize when they're being lied to for a reason by people with an agenda. [applause] crux combined clap for that one that is a good winter clapboard. that is a good one to clapboard. you're not going to be surprised we have are lot of super vans here. you probably already knew that. [laughter] many have questions that are not so elevated how to defeat fascism in america. iif like the perso

still want to want to want to give those kudos, but this time i'm going to focus on some capital projects specifically our muni fordam. also have some great news to share and instead of burying the lead, i'll tell you right now on the on the opening slide, that muni ford program is turning ten years old in a couple months. amazing that we are ten years old, which means i'm ten years older and i definitely show my age. but super excited about that. and even more importantly than that, this body has now approved over 100 miles of transit priority improvement projects in those ten years. so, you know, ten miles a year on average, that is phenomenal and has actually made sfmta really one of the preeminent transit priority programs in the country. so really, really exciting news. but before i get too far down that path, i want to take a step back and just review how we got here. so as you guys know, you know, san francisco has a number of unique challenges, especially from a transit perspective. and san francisco is the second densest city in the united states. second only to new york, unfortunately. and unlike new york

still want to want to want to give those kudos, but this time i'm going to focus on some capital projects specifically our muni fordam. also have some great news to share and instead of burying the lead, i'll tell you right now on the on the opening slide, that muni ford program is turning ten years old in a couple months. amazing that we are ten years old, which means i'm ten years older and i definitely show my age. but super excited about that. and even more importantly than that, this body has now approved over 100 miles of transit priority improvement projects in those ten years. so, you know, ten miles a year on average, that is phenomenal and has actually made sfmta really one of the preeminent transit priority programs in the country. so really, really exciting news. but before i get too far down that path, i want to take a step back and just review how we got here. so as you guys know, you know, san francisco has a number of unique challenges, especially from a transit perspective. and san francisco is the second densest city in the united states. second only to new york, unfortunately. and unlike new york