frederic raced to it, with pressure by hague. pastrnak now heads off for a change.ntercept through center. here's wa pulling up, fires in behind, to the half wall for kolesar. remember, vegas playing with eleven forwards since the very first shift of this game. a puck to the throat of the veteran victor olofsson. here's rondbjerg. rondbjerg with it, the save, swayman. h hanifin for pietrangelo, looking for a lane, didn't have it. with a head fake, hanifin swoops. in front, and stopped by swayman on rondbjerg. >> ray: swayman with a great stop to keep this game at 3-3. the bruins had their chance, a 2-1. mark stone is back, pastrnak finds zacha, in his feet, chips it at the net, samsonov off able to block it. 1. 1. mark s what are we doing today, coach? so today, we're going to work on our checking... [bump] oops. sorry, i heard “checking”. a bit of a misunderstanding. i meant checking on how we could help save our customers money on their car insurance. and whether they need car, home, boat or pet coverage. precisely. now, let's go again. [bump] uh, susan. i've alwa

judge frederic block of the eastern district of new york's fourth book. a fifth book is coming, on the judicial system. thank you for spending one hour with us on c-span. judge block: thank you for having me. i hope this was effective. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on c-span now. ♪ host: it is monday, february 3, 2025.

judge frederic block of the eastern district of new york's fourth book. a fifth book is coming, on the judicial system. thank you for spending one hour with us on c-span. judge block: thank you for having me. i hope this was effective. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on c-span now. dr. ewing it is an honor to be

judge frederic block of the eastern district of new york's fourth book. a fifth book is coming, on the judicial system. thank you for spending one hour with us on c-span. judge block: thank you for having me. i hope this was effective. ♪ >> all q&a programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on c-span now. >> in his latest book titled wastelands, author robert kaplan focuses on the importance of technology on determining the world's future. author of 24 books, holds a chair in geopolitics at the foreign policy institute. in the chapter, number three of his 177 page book, he claims, civilization is now in flux. the ongoing decay of the west is manifested not only in racial tensions coupled with new barriers to free speech, but in the deterioration of dress codes, erosion ogrmar, decline in sales of serious books, and classical music and so on, all of which have traditionally been signs of civilization. >> author robert kaplan talks about his book come up wastelands, a world in permanent crisis, on this episode of book tes plus with brian lamb. t

and they stumble across a pirate, frederic. and basically, it's the story of...tory, young love. there's, like, really great pirate costumes, swords, sort of, running around and climbing on things. and the set is really, really colourful. she vocalises what you can see here in the moment - is the house lights are on low — so these stay on policy so you can get up, come back to your seat, come in and out. and we have chill—out and relax spaces outside of the auditorium itself. and what we're doing is reducing barriers to how they can experience or engage with that. for people both in wheelchairs, with mobility issues, and with dementia and other cognitive issues, to have this kind of access in this kind of much more relaxed, manage the environment. arr! and for us, part of that is that there should be no limit what we are striving to do all the time is to represent and be representative of the communities that we serve. yes. to our skin tones perfectly. making real effort. we've seen a gradual increase in the diversity of audiences who come here, but there's still

so i lived with frederic, said the clock. and that is where you now begin to see the monday law is that people don't talk about it as frequently as they should the monday night, except outside of the arena. he's in prison and he's already claudio, graphing how all this is going to happen. he's ensuring the double is doing is diplomacy. stapo is with the good that double is with the cost for double is with meeting. think of such as the, at a double is with the got one to double ease with in oklahoma. double is talking to all these fellows stop, boys with god. the shipping is a movement alive and ensuring that people are trained and gone through with these, where they also young people who are a photo of someone there that some of whom die, let's do them. but, but they who dies inputs on and many of the sort of one mcdonald who also dies on through the activity. you know that through the conversations of nelson mandela, that's how we get it then creates us cool for then see sullivan. i'm along with school, which was in the midd

so i lived with frederic clock and that is where you now begin to see the monday law effect. people don't talk about it as frequently as they should the monday night, except outside of the arena. he's in prison, and he is already claudio, graphing. how all this is going to happen? he's ensuring the double is doing is diplomacy estoppel is with the good that c double is with the cost true. double is with meeting. think of such as the, at a double is with the got wound double is with in oklahoma double is talking to all these fellows stop boys with mcgarvey shipping in the movement, a live and ensuring that people are trained in on the listings where they also young people who are a photo of someone, there are some of whom die level deed on the board who dies inputs on and many of the sort of one of my long who also dies and through the activity. you know that uh, through the conversations of nelson mandela that's howling it and then creates a score for then see some of them are along with school, which was in the middle girl in times. and yeah. so then it goes to asians go on.

schneider collects, turns away from frederic, inside of 45 ticks remaining.inski. pulls up. turns away from oliver wahlstrom. cuylle up the wall will shuttle one along to the right point. lindgren had it blocked by koepke. a shield for the bruins, final 20 seconds, k slides it along f wahlstrom on the rush, tied up there by vaakanainen. last few seconds with zadorov shot high and wide, no angle shot for koepke and that will do it at td garden. the bruins tie a season high with six goals, and they beat the rangers 6-3 on home ice today. >> ray: a couple of power play goals for the bruins. offset two goals from j.t. miller, and his rangers return. but a really solid boston bruins home game here as they carried much of the second period on the way to the 6-3 win. >> mike: they make a winner out of jeremy swayman and the bruins get the dub here in the hub. they started the day one point behind the lightning for that second wild card spot. fifth by points percentage. a hat trick for david pastrnak who gets to visit with emily. >> since the start of january, you ha

and additional support from the frederic j.ving trust and from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. additional support for this program is from free press unlimited. ♪ ♪ >> (on laptop): ¿hacer esta investigación, crees que valió la pena? >> deniz: a ver, desde el punto de vista profesional, yo siempre digo que valió la pena. >> (on laptop): ¿y personalmente? >> deniz (sighing): allí es más difícil la respuesta. ♪ ♪ yo siempre lo digo y a ti te lo he repetido un montón de veces. lo fácil aquí era mirar para otro lado. a lo mejor lo fácil y lo sano. ♪ ♪ yo no sabía con quién me iba a conseguir. no sabía todas las conexiones que después iban a seguir apareciendo. ni la magnitud que tenía esto. ¿qué pasa en un régimen como el venezolano cuando el periodismo se atreve a investigar a alguien con tanto poder? >> nuestro siguiente invitado ha estado cubriendo a alex saab durante años como periodista en el sitio armando.info. el gobierno venezolano ha pedido incluso su arresto, acusándolo

district court judge frederic block shares his book where he talks about the application of the 2018 first step act under which federal prisoners who served decades in prison can petition the court for reductions in their sentences. >> the first step act is called the first step act and congress was implicitly suggesting there would be a second step act, a third step act. it was the beginning. people recognized it. we call this the emotionality which governs much of our mentality and reactions, that it was necessary for us to do something concrete. that was -- the first step act has been considered to be -- ju stice gorsuch wrote about it. the most significant reform in the country. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's q&a. you can listen to all of our podcasts on the free c-span now app. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span2, features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. here's a look at what's coming up this weekend. former obama administration homeland security senior advisor charles marino argues that president biden's border policies have weakened u.s. nat

these were 2 young children, frederic victims of the over 7 attacks. and off to for red is a canal is, is israel concluded they were murdered with fair, has contradicted, have masses claimed the they were kills and is really as far as a thing to the times with him. i was also supposed to return the body of the mother, but instead israel receive the remains of an unknown guys and woman. the reaction was swift from minister benjamin netanyahu accused him also violating the agreement on the war, and that it would pay the highest price. the entire bill was suddenly raised from us quickly corrective the mistake returned in the proper volume. well, we have firm and it's commitments to the bill despite the pensions as well. toes not to suspends exchange, just now we're witnessing vista land, some believe that could be a factor in what's happening now. and this delay is israel's way to punish probably students people for the anger and frustration. but israel had to endure before. as part of this deal is really set to free 802 from the student present us with a

and she had heard about frederic and dory and the other people who were starting to go to this island, floriana and just decided to bump her way there. so, you know, each one of these folks heads to floriana. but the idea building a utopia and i think each one of those individuals seems to have different idea of what that means. but how do you think seeking paradise can lead to such outcomes as your title indicates with eden coming undone? yeah, i mean. well, exactly what you utopia such a subjective term everybody has a different idea of what it is and i think it also is constantly in flux, depending on what's happening to you. right. and the shows up and her idea of a utopia as she announces to everybody is at great dismay is that she wants to turn floriana this tiny island in the southern part of the galapagos into miami she wants to make a miami resort to lure american tourist. and of course fredrik ritter who just wants to study his philosophy. and margaret hines and hines wittmer, who was other quiet family living there, are appalled and terrified about what she's going to do. a

district court judge frederic block discusses his book a second chance, where he discusses the firstact. >> the first step act is called the first step act, implicit discussing there be a third step , it was the beginning. and finally people are recognizing political persuasion regardless of the emotionality and our reactions that it was necessary for us to do something concrete. so that -- the first step act has been considered -- judge gorsuch wrote about it the most significant sentencing reform piece of a century. >> judge frederick bloch with his book "a second chance" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q1 day. >> washington journal continues. host: again it is open forum. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. independents 202-748-8002. this is from london, kentucky paid charlotte starts us off. caller: i would just like some clarification about executive orders that biden did on student loan forgiveness and to my knowledge the supreme court even said that they could not do that. yet it's been done. so i would like a little clarification what's the diff

district court judge frederic block discusses his book a second chance, where he discusses the firstact. >> the first step act is called the first step act, implicit discussing there be a third step , it was the beginning. and finally people are recognizing political persuasion regardless of the emotionality and our reactions that it was necessary for us to do something concrete. so that -- the first step act has been considered -- judge gorsuch wrote about it the most significant sentencing reform piece of a century. >> judge frederick bloch with his book "a second chance" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q1 day. >> washington journal continues. host: again it is open forum. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. independents 202-748-8002. this is from london, kentucky paid charlotte starts us off. caller: i would just like some clarification about executive orders that biden did on student loan forgiveness and to my knowledge the supreme court even said that they could not do that. yet it's been done. so i would like a little clarification what's the diff

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