fritz, specialist? stood with his hands raised, without doubting that. they brought him to be shot and nodded his head out of fear he repeated: “i, i, fritz.” soon the essence of the problem was explained to him with gestures, the drawing and details were laid out in front of him, and the work began to boil. our population are good people, time has passed, they no longer saw in these prisoners the fascists who mocked them, but simply people who are guilty of something, but still they are people, and they not only saw the prisoners as people , but they helped, fed and even saved, i remember a sad incident during the construction of our... there a group of germans , six or seven people, fell through the ground to great depths, what measures were taken to save them, various equipment came, the cranes were bad, the pain relief was bad, the excavators were piecemeal, everything was found to save the lives of these people. the assembly of imported domestic trucks is an important government order. on august 9,

taylor fritz is into the next round _ ready for it.next round of _ ready for it. taylor fritz is into the next round of the - ready for it. taylor fritz is into the next round of the madrid i ready for it. taylor fritz is into - the next round of the madrid open. the american edged through the first set on a tie—break before wrapping up set on a tie—break before wrapping up the second set 6—4 which booked his place in the next round. he is looking for his second masters 1000 title and he will now make his way into the quarterfinals. medvedev is also into the last eight. lebronjames has refused to talk about his future after the los angeles lakers were knocked out of the nba play—offs by last seasons champions the denver nuggets. the nba's all—time leading points scorer was chasing his fifth title and his first with the lakers since 2020, but now faces questions on whether he will play ever again. i don't have an answer to your first question, to be honest. i haven't given it much thought. 0bviously, at some point i will sit down with r

to a comrade, nothing works out, at this moment a certain dark personality appears under the name fritzor some reason we call a swiss social democrat , in fact, this is a former russian citizen who lived in one of the baltic provinces and moved to switzerland, here is fritz plato he says, vladimir ilyevich, everything will work out. well, it’s practically already a step away from victory , we could have crushed germany there and germany is pressed against the wall, it’s in a hopeless situation, i understand correctly, in april 1917. in the hands of russia, it’s practically in the hands, we have the key to the whole world, these are the main straits, in addition, constantinople, the birthplace of our faith, is also becoming russian, the result is incredible, i understand correctly, the allies did not want to allow this, our own allies were so confident in their loyalty our tsar, england and france, these are our allies, here we need to rewind literally a few years ago, just like today, but then the main task is to maintain or become a hegemon in the world. and the first world war was org

jaime Álvarez, esposo de la víctima, nos comentó que a pesar de las palabras de fritz, la justicia porque ya puedo cerrar este este caso de mi vida y puedo ya empezar a mejorarme. los hechos ocurrieron el pasado 11 de agosto del 2020, cuando yesenia aguilar y su esposo caminaban por la avenida cautela en la ciudad de anaheim con fritz, quien conducía su vehículo cerca del lugar, perdió el control arrollando a la joven embarazada, quien murió minutos más tarde en el hospital. pero los doctores pudieron salvar al bebé. el fiscal del condado de orange dijo sentirse satisfecho con el veredicto. people over and over again. necesitamos alertar a la gente de que hay serias consecuencias. si disparas desde un auto en movimiento. al igual que cuando tomas y manejas a la vez, téngalo presente. un vehículo en movimiento es un arma que puede matar. han pasado casi 4 años de la tragedia. jaime Álvarez nos comentó que hay comienza un nuevo capítulo en su vida y la de su pequeña dahle rose, que este año cumplirá 4 años de edad y de su familia. un día que será muy difícil de olvidar, pero sabiendo que

she will ask again, here you know, there are a thousand without you, the fritzes didn’t keep quiet, girlscongratulate me, they accepted me, an employee of the bath and laundry plant number three, and my position sounds amazing, wonderful, not a banchitsa, but a space worker, that is, i envy the space in which clean people accumulate, i see them there, covered in lice , plague-ridden, calloused, i meet clean, enlightened ones, dressed in snow-white clothes ; i’m just not a ghoul, well, why bother?” "you could have some music teach at school, you sing great , play the piano, gulechka, gulechka, i don’t like children, and this is a related position, it gives bonuses for every good person. haina said, if someone loves his people, he is obliged to take them to the bathhouse, i love my people very much, nonsense, i myself am able to feed us, damn lil, you are a musician by nature, you should study music, i always languished to pure art, but what..." could be cleaner, a well-washed person, then look at what your back is like, a hook, and you still have to get married, no married, yes you are mar

in the car. namubiletiki, i want to go home, i don’t have the strength, i walked the child with the fritze a walk with me, he lived here for 3 days and then went to the front, under a different name, under which, pavel levchenko, you promise that i’m from the core, watch the series, i will return on the belarus 24 tv channel. in the first months of the republic’s liberation from the nazis began work on restoring the building of the famous pre-war leninka. built in 1932 according to the design of the architect lavrov. in the spirit of the then fashionable constructivism, it suffered greatly during the war, the fact that the german commandant’s office was located here also left its mark, and the losses of funds were enormous. from the library of the bssr named after lenin, which in 1941 contained 2 million volumes, more than one and a half million have disappeared. in just a few months, together with... the builders managed to restore the building and its reading rooms opened to visitors already in november 1944, when the war was still going on. books were returning from prague, some from k

it's a position to 6 change operations. gen the theory surrogacy, calling them quote grey fritz to human dignity. the new declaration approved by poke francis puts them on par with you as a nation and abortion as practices that violate got with john and soldiers have arrived and that the way in yeah, as nato allies see for sure up the alliance as east and flag the troops, a part of germany is 1st providence deployment abroad. since the army was found it, it's a major shift which was sparked by russians full scale invasion of ukraine. around $5000.00 soldiers will be stationed in pennsylvania with this brigade expected to be fully operational in about 3 years time. the w as chief political correspondent, travelled with the 1st german troops to the, to the, to i know and told me why this deployment is so significant. it is a significant because of course, during the cold, low west in germany was at the time nato's eastern flank. and it was protected from soviet aggression by western allies that was stationed that permanently for some 40 years. and now says devin, defense minister bars the

was achieved by the clever adventurer alexander parvus, but lenin relied more on the swiss socialist fritzthe four doors of a train carriage. it was sealed, passengers had no right to leave it, all contacts with the authorities went through platton. the move through germany, sweden, finland went well, a solemn welcome awaited the former emigrants in petrograd. lenin swapped his bowler for a cap and spoke at a mass meeting, calling for a socialist revolution. the history of the sealed carriage is still controversial. lenin is called a german spy, but this is speculation. on april 9, 1968, on the stage of the bolshoi theater, spectators saw the ballet spartacus for the first time, staged by yuri grigorovich to music about ramakhaturyan. it was this production that became triumphant and brought worldwide fame to its creators. the choreography combined classical traditions and innovation. gaming the beginning, dramatic action, spectacular crowd scenes. all this made the ballet legendary. khochituryan often argued with grigorovich, but in fact they worked in tandem. they said that people cried

we would like tickets, i want to go there, i don’t have the strength, i walked the child with the fritze lived here for 3 days, then went to the front, under a different name, under which, pavel levchenko, do you promise that i’ll turn around quickly?” “ watch the series i’ll be back on the belarus 24 tv channel. when we choose clothes from foreign manufacturer, we think about him first of all, we don’t think at all if we choose from belarusian, because... there have been no complaints about it against our manufacturers for a long time. the situation is similar with belarusian products when choosing milk, cheese, butter, sausage, this list can be continued endlessly, except that we pay attention to the expiration date, because otherwise, and specifically about the quality, there is no doubt. what can i say, all products under the brand are made in belarus - this is already a sign of quality, well known throughout the world. we’ll talk about quality in detail today so that... hello i strongly recommend not to switch for the next half hour. from the expulsion of the merchants from the gui

. >> reporter: but to his former students -- >> fritz killian. >> mr. moriarty. >> you animal. >> how are you? >> pat moriarty will always be mr. moriarty their former earth science teacher at spry junior high in rochester. that's where in his first year teaching in 1978 he flagged his students about an eclipse way down the road in 2024 inviting them all back to watch together. >> i said hey, why don't you circle this april 8, 2024 eclipse and you know what? we're going to get together then. >> you said that in 1978? >> '78, and my kids looked at me like i was crazy. >> he did the same thing every year for the next 16 years, every class, then some four decades later, posted a reminder online. >> good to see you too. >> rick, class of '79. >> chuck o'brien, class of 1982. >> andrea malafeew, class of 1988. >> reporter: one by one they showed up. >> rick, how are you doing, buddy? >> you look different. >> yeah! >> reporter: dozens just for the pre-party. >> how many of you haven't seen mr. moriarty, pat, since you left high school? wow. you came back jus

good ones, good ones, our men, are there bad ones, come on, move over, you walked the child with the fritze germans, russian women, it’s you who allowed them to... you come from germany, how do you know, but there is a difference, here people like you were dropped off by a patrol from the train, and why do we always have to prove that we are not enemies, in it’s not our fault, you have the documents, just be honest. certificate of filtration, how will you enter moscow? let's go on a journey where we will visit the most cultural places in our country. tsikava, the first discovery that was made here, this was the key, and all the archaeologies seem to be this key - this is the sign of nothingness that lida’s hellish secrets were before the people. gets from the old school of kruger know about minsk and love our watches. darechy, chaim sutsin was a graduate of this institution. let's learn more about the historical past of belarus. papytaytse sennya garadzhan, dze znahodzitsa dzyakanka, or takhtamysha in the yard, no one knows. well good luck to you girl, thanks again, up goodbye, happily eve

yes, it happened worse, you know, i had a case at the front, we went on a counterattack, well, the fritz straight into the battalion, let me tell you that you need peace, yes, yes , i know, listen, boy, go for a walk, so... and the arlys, that means they cut me off, uncle, a sword doesn’t cut off a guilty head, and you ’re going to tell the prosecutor this, understand? well, you know me, i won’t drive empty, rasp, show off, here you are, what have you done, son of a bitch, and what have you done, what if i i gave my soul to god, you should have a tower. just think with your head and then on whom to raise your tail, cormorant, i understand, thank you, and for you to chew it faster, i’ve been doing this for a long time. well, have a drink with me, bear, well, why not have a drink with a good person, of course, rasp, let’s pour it, good evening, neighbor, good evening, the pan is new, old, i rarely use it, it’s too big. how long are you preparing for this today? for three persons. the guy is good. wow. “you hold on to him, you won’t find such men in our time with someone else’s child, thank

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. >> reporter: insurance executive dave fritz launched the potosi foundation to bring the brewery backobs to me. >> a way of keeping a small town alive? >> yes, absolutely. >> through beer. >> yep. >> reporter: for years they fund raised, in 2008 rebuilding the tap room. then a new factory. this facility is capable of packaging more than 80 million fans a year of potosi beer, but also more than a dozen other beverage companies from across the country. industry bus followed. potosi is now home to the national brewery museum and annual festivals. >> potosi gets 70,000 tourists a year? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: that's a lot of people. >> that's a lot of people. >>. >> reporter: how good does that beer taste after driving 100 miles? >> it tastes really great. >> reporter: the taste of a town's comeback. maggie vespa, nbc news. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> potosi, wisconsin. >>> a world war ii and korean war veteran getting a high honor 70 years after his service. 96-year-old earl meyer was injured in korea, shrapnel from the attack still in his leg. at the time the medic who treated him said h

. >> reporter: insurance executive dave fritz launched the potosi foundation to bring the brewery back> it was all about the jobs to me. >> a way of keeping a small town alive. >> yep. >> through beer. >> yep. >> reporter: for years they fund-raised. in 2008 rebuilding the tap room, then a new factory. this facility is capable of packaging more than 80 million cans per year of potosi beer but also more than a dozen other beverage companies from across the country. industry buzz followed. potosi is now home to the national brewery museum and annual festivals. >> potosi gets 70,000 tourists a year? >> yes, yes. >> that's a lot of people. >> that's a lot of people. >> how good does that beer taste after driving 100 miles? >> it tastes really great. >> reporter: the taste of a town's comeback. maggie vespa, nbc news -- >> well, cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: -- potosi, wisconsin. >> nice way to toast the weekend. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . ach other. good night. . >>> i

fraochilda, comrade, we would like tickets, i want strength to go home, the child, she walked with the fritze you can take a walk with me, but he lived here for 3 days and then went to the front, under a different name, under what, pavel levchenko, you promise that i will turn around quickly, watch the series, i will return on the belarus 24 tv channel . we are starting a new day and working on it. music, music, such a thick interior of the skin of us. yana pausyul, at the sun, at the timid hands, at the tips of our fingers, the music is soothing, aspirational thoughts, and opens thousands of gifts to us. music can change the light, little pieces can change us. music is inside our skin. here we, belarusians, must also leave our core, and this is our narrative, and this the political path distracts you from the main work of being a deputy, what is journalism, what is a deputy, what is the priesthood, this is... serving people, if you are not interested in a person, there is nothing to do in these areas, in your opinion, good should still come with fists , now i have open palms, i hold them ou

his own, you understand, listen, listen, raznyak, i mean, drink, how can you do that, lukyanov, huh, fritzre you, vasya, vasya, vasya, tell me, vasya, what’s wrong with you, vasya, tell me, tell me! i don’t hear that vasya, vasya, it’s nothing, you know, it’s nothing, it will pass, it will pass, don’t be afraid, the most important thing is that we are alive, vaska, vasya, drink, sing, sing, drink. lucha, lazne, where are they, where are they? i do not see, bastards, bastards, kads, years, where are they, where are they, yeah, dogs with... bastards, bastards, dogs, kats, kats. the bastards are threatening, let me pull. our gunners did a good job, look, one is alive, sick or shell-shocked, cysts, they did their job, let's go! hello, well, how did the devils endure, order, war is war, but you have to eat, however, i got a little here, but where are the lads, and i was a little buffeted by the time i got to the sambat, bandaged myself, so i was delayed, well, you what, huh? do you doubt it, yes, you’re wounded, look, look, you don’t believe it, oh, don't believe me, what? send me something, if

. >> reporter: but to his former students -- >> fritz killian. >> mr.ow are you? >> pat moriarty will always be mr. moriarty their former earth science teacher at spry junior high in rochester. that's where in his first year teaching in 1978 he flagged his students about an eclipse way down the road in 2024 inviting them all back to watch together. >> i said hey, why don't you circle this april 8, 2024 eclipse and you know what? we're going to get together then. >> you said that in 1978? >> '78, and my kids looked at me like i was crazy. >> reporter: he did the same thing every year for the next 16 years, every class. then some four decades later, posted a reminder online. >> good to see you too. >> reporter: that's when this happened. >> rick, class of '79. >> chuck o'brien, class of 1982. >> andrea malafeew, class of 1988. >> reporter: one by one they showed up. >> rick, how are you doing, buddy? >> you look different. >> yeah! >> reporter: dozens just for the pre-party. >> how many of you haven't seen mr. moriarty, pat, since you left high school? wo

there are underwater and thousands of fled their homes to see shelter, a fritz, president, emanuel macro, and his warranty that quote, europe could die if it's just not unite to face the challenges of a changing world. the stress today that the economy must take responsibility for its own sovereignty by boosting its joint defense and by relying less on us to support you. also, underlying that ukraine's victory against russia is key to the future of european secure. staying with the morgan ukraine, us officials have confirmed that ukraine has begun using long range missiles secretly shift to their in recent weeks. now the weapons were used for the 1st time in a strike on a russian airfield in crimea last week. the army tactical missile systems known as attack them's, were a part of a $300000000.00 us aid package, which was approved back in march. washington. previously supplied mid range versions of the system, the latest batch constraint targets 300 kilometers away or more. i'm going to pull in marina maroney, she's from the war studies department of kings college london. and it's good t

i mean government reforms expected to fritz. the economy is important to mobilize for the promotion and support of policies that can encourage the diversification of plants, animal and aquatic production. and the processing of local foods through the provision of agricultural inputs, access to productive results, is old to stimulate, increase production and improve products availability, fundraising, and several advocates rely mainly on imports to meet 0 population who needs the u. n. h as a set salary, as close by 4 sections and restrictions on the flow of foods among countries. also, it's just a big of a challenge. while millions of people in countries like material, missouri, san diego, and more return, you benefit from nationals, social protection programs, supported by the us. many more are in dire need of assistance. our food situation is difficult. we only eat once a day because we have nothing in the fields, not a single grain. everything has dried up in the drought. we also have problems with sourcing water. give me a v

no, he was captured, i remember one such healthy fritz, he directly collided in the forest, nose to nose a rifle in the chest, and i and the machine gun, he threw the rifle, i looked, i saw two of ours were still behind, which means... i pulled it out with a parade, took the bayonet, looked , pulled out the bolt, yeah, there was a cartridge in the chamber, then the captain, the battalion commander, jumps up, and, he says, this is it, he threw grenades at your second crew, everyone died, five people, and well, he says, slap him to hell , so that he doesn’t want to give up, so now... thank you very much, all the best comments on the internet often give insight into what is happening, for example, here is a wonderful post, some of us know about the history of estonia and the ussr, but reminding people that many estonians for some reason were on the side of hitler's nazi germany is not very wise . thanks for pointing this out, i didn't know estonia was so pro-nazi during wwii. wait, the estonia meeting is now open. officially condemns the soviets for fighting the nazis, apparently, if you go

well, the other guy, victor got straight to the fritz needs to prove. oh no. oh, thank you. all right, just for the horse and you get the depot from. so what was the person was suddenly do you, could you just because you know, just because i'll explain, it starts to the heart beat it just because of the special thoughts for to, to be a new story at the close some of those orders for the, for the president, joe, don't forget to be sure to go literally shook with them on the winter for top a little shorter for which if you're available to you because it is only reduced lunches, you will go when you move the renewals to the risk as of english please hold us, which is one over the telephone, is king of this pressure on your watch. list just below the show we have them go to the new position besides. so which way let's, what is it? so is this is good. so this is.

we had general metalnikov’s plastun division stationed next door, so they were more afraid of the fritzell, well, whose nonsense, sergei vadimorovich, tell us? chime in, comrade major, colonel, we are calling from the internal affairs directorate, tell me that the head office hasn’t arrived yet, but i already said that it’s the culprit here, well, trust the fool, the glass reel, he’ll either lose it or break it, you they didn’t warn you, okay, tell me, now, ah, okay, you have to respect your superiors, zazul, well, let me pick up your fragrant ones, and then hold the pack. and i still have, you understand, yes, a real cammal, well, for the sake of this i would be fired up, comrade colonel, wait, we would treat you to cigarettes, oh, our vadimych has gone wild, yes, he would have given a prius for 10 years without even looking at that, yes, he has always been like that, that’s why he just got a lieutenant colonel, listen, my head is cracking, i haven’t had cognac for a long time, well, that’s the way it should be aggravate. you think, of course, i know from my own experience, as soon as

well, the other guy, victor got straight to the fritz needs approval. so i'll go to your new address for the horse and you get your problem so you will receive those rooms. the whole point was compressed and was sunny. do you could use your zip code here to pick it up? oh, just because i'll explain it to but it's, it's your heart beat it just because of these 2 should lots of good to to be a new story at the close some of those orders for the, for the president give a don't forget to be sure to go literally sugar within a month to talk a little hard for quarter if you're available to do program is usually it is only reduced lunches, you will go when you move the your cheapest because of all this is one of the telephone is came out this pressure on your watch list just below to show everything but the new position besides. so which way, let's do it. so this is board. so regression serious, it's about 20 watts. if you most certainly get you back to put the unit for us to pick. he's pretty sure for the right seduce, increase your boss before you go to. it

we know that kia fritz pod is increasingly looking to drive nature deeper and deeper into this conflict. i mean, only recently we had the crating and for i'm going to stop pulling on nato to return to the practice of conducting training exercises in ukraine on deploying the pub basis. so i just wanted to know, in your opinion, do you think that nato will feed his clothes? and if so, what reaction can we expect from russia? the both of those are both those bases well, but there was already a, a mandatory based with nature troop trains. and that's a vessel. they say, it's a completely legitimate target. yes. some of these search and see looking a bit broad uh, now beyond ukraine's food is, i mean we currently witnessing increase need to activity in the south polk. so what's the main goal of the alliance in this region? and does watch so already have an understanding of what specific methods the lights will try to use to achieve this goal? for any minute suddenly, absolutely, there is understanding, look at nature strategically, documents which the dates are defined brush as it directs an

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a food inflation check with fritz holdings which owns restaurant chains. the ceo joins us in a minute. ♪ ♪ kailey: welcome to bloomberg markets. katie: take a look at markets on the first trading day of the second quarter and there is green on the screen behind me. the s&p 500 is up about one just 0.1%. the nasdaq 100, the big tech benchmark is higher by about 0.7% even though we are seeing a pretty meaningful rise in yields to start this morning. the 10 year yield is currently up about 10 basis points or so. this is amid some breaking news with a lot of economic data crossing the terminal. michael mckee is here to break it down. mike: we have bond yields rising because we have the first positive reading for the ism manufacturing index in september of 2022. it comes in at 50.3, up from a significant beat and new orders crossed, going up to 51.4. production is also up. employment rises but it is up to 47.4%. prices paid rise to 55 point 8% from 52.5 so we are seeing some inflation but we are also seeing some strengthen the economy. jay powell talked about t

fell at the quarter—final stage of the bavarian international, losing to american third seed taylor fritze play wales on sunday while before italy against scotland tomorrow marlie packer returns as england captain for their game against ireland at twickenham. jo currie has speaking to her today. it's three games down for the red roses, and they go ireland tomorrow in front of around 60,000 fans. someone is back is captain marlie packer. what of the performance has been like? me’ee the performance has been like? we've been really impressed. _ the performance has been like? we've been really impressed. at _ been really impressed. at times, we've had a few soft errors, but it's something that we've really worked on. there's nothing like playing at twickenham in front of 50,000 tomorrow, and i know the girls are really looking forward to it. wejust girls are really looking forward to it. we just had a team girls are really looking forward to it. wejust had a team run girls are really looking forward to it. we just had a team run now. we're really ready to go on. england have only conceded _ w

the price mechanism has to be on the fritz in the sense that if you have the stag part of this, no growth or even negative growth, then the normal result is that prices should begin to ease or inflation should begin to ease. that's what you would expect. that's normally what happens. you have one bout in the 1980s, i believe it was, the early '80s, you had no growth and high inflation, and that was maybe because of the idea of what was happening with oil prices and the cartel jacking up and keeping oil prices high, inflation expectations out of control, bad monetary policy. stagflation is an outlier of a possibility. the more poignant or more likely conversation is one of, do we have a recession? and is that recession what is needed to bring down prices to the fed's target? that's really where the conversation, i think, is the more sort of odds-on probable conversation. >> let's just pick up quickly where you just left off, because you said something that really stuck with me and you alluded to it now. the idea when we started this whole thing, the fed thought they had to raise unemployme

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. >> dave fritz launched the potosi foundation to bring the brewery back. >> it was all about jobs, tome. >> a way to keep a small town alive. >> reporter: for years, the fund raised , 2008, rebuilding the taproom and then a new factory. >> people are packaging more than 80 million cans per year of potosi beer and other beverage companies from across the country. >> buzz followed, now home to the national brewery museum and annual festivals. >> reporter: potosi get 70,000 tauris a year. that's a lot of people. >> how good does that beer taste ? >> really great. >> reporter: the taste of the towns come back. nbc news, potosi, wisconsin. >> choose to potosi. i wish you a good night. you can catch me every weekend, saturday and sunday show, right here on msnbc. next, we have a look back at donald trump's criminal trial, today. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for joining us. see you this weekend. he would tell stories about how he had angels protecting him, and people who had crossed him in the past >>> he would tell stories d dia how he had angels pro

military investigators are establishing pavel’s own involvement in war crimes, and his colleague fritzlexey vadimovich, military personnel of hf-3057 ozsp azov. national guard of ukraine. what crime have you committed, and are you accused? part one of article 356 article 105 105 murder. what exactly are you accused of in the murder of a russian military soldier? all war criminals are punished in accordance with the legislation of the russian federation, one from the latest verdicts. there are 33 militants in the dock. for the murder of civilians, deliberate destruction of property and other atrocities, they are imprisoned for 25 to 27 years. however, mariupol residents consider this punishment too lenient. dmitry goncharenko, like many other local residents, is engaged in the restoration of his native city. we are a public organization that, together with the military, together with the security unit, which bows to the people of mariupol, we are engaged in demining the city. mina shells, grenades, uspenovka, anti-personnel fields supplied by the ukrainian army, which, as it were, are i

. >> reporter: insurance executive fritz launched the potosi foundation to bring the brewery back. >> keeping the small town alive through beer. for years, the fund raised. in 2008, rebuilding the tap room. then, a new factory. this facility is capable of packaging more than 80 million cans per year of potosi beer but also more than a dozen other average companies from across the country. industry buzz followed. potosi is now home to the national brewery museum and annual festivals. potosi gets 70,000 tourists a year? >> yes. >> reporter: that is a lot of people. how good does that beer taste of the driving 100 miles ? >> it tastes really great. >> reporter: the taste of the towns come back. maggie vespa, nbc news, potosi, wisconsin. >> cheers to potosi. on that note, i wish you a good night. remember, you can catch me every weekend on the saturday show and the sunday show at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> up next, a look back at trump's criminal trial today. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late, see you this weekend. we

privileged to work alongside my incredible senior staff and cabinet, led by my chief of staff dana fritz, who collectively represent one of the most impressive groups of public servants ever assembled in pennsylvania. and finally, i want to recognize the hardworking folks from dgs and cms who made this address possible. you see, today, we gather for an historic address. in the 118 years since president theodore roosevelt stood right there and dedicated this grand capitol, the pennsylvania general assembly has never held a joint session in this rotunda, and the governor has never delivered a budget address here, until today. i want to thank madam speaker mcclinton for deciding to convene this session here and inviting me to deliver these remarks. like many of you i've walked through this building many times over the past two decades. when i'm under this dome i tried to slow down and look up. it feels like each time something new catches my attention. you know, if you look up now, you can see the blue words circling the walls. those words are a quote from our founder, william penn, written

one day later on the fritz kron four's dan kerman takes a look at what happened. one day after the ribbon was cut on san francisco's new 9-1-1, dispatch center. >> the computer system that integral to dispatching emergency service personnel went down. we had it what we call a cad outage where we had a failure, had our computer aided dispatch went san francisco's computer, aided dispatch system or cad allows those taking 9-1-1. calls to take incoming information into a computer which police and fire dispatchers in another part of the 9-1-1 center. can see and send help immediately when the system went down at 05:00am. that automatic communication had to be done manually, meaning notes had to be written down and then physically handed to the appropriate dispatcher to send help and something like this happens. it's all hands on deck. so we bring people out of key. why we bring our supervisors on the floor. whoever needs you know, jump in. >> we have runners, you know, we it's a it's a building with a lot of people working in it. so when we have the scenario, we just

american fluency, china fritz in the semi finals, the arizona, coyotes and h l team are moving to utah and will pay as a new franchise next season. it's also the leagues board of governors voted unanimously to approve the $1200000000.00 sale to utah. jazz earn is ryan and ashley smith. funding a alex murillo had owned the coyotes since the 2019, i believe last patient's and its ability to find a new arena in arizona and facilitates it assailed the coyote, had been playing at the 5006. melissa rena at arizona state university for the past 2 seasons after they were evicted from a previous home in glendale. loretta will can rotate the tires, each name, logo, and trademark system. escape will have to rename the team sticking around that's. that's what this policy is for the time being. i'll be regulated with mouldering. we'll see you later, peter. thank you so much. well, at least a $135.00 people have died and pockets done, and they've done a son in severe weather across the region. flash floods have left thousands of people homeless and more. thunderstorms are expected in the coming days

see china fritz in the same. the finals on the women's to wimbledon champion, markets of hundreds of other featured will. number 2, building the southern lancaster slipped off open the check for the 5th down against the, by the russian. but for the way back to victory, incredibly informed service of a has not reached the semifinals of any, even since winning wimbledon last year. while she's rectified that here, $3663.75 the school, she'll be up against the gulf or most of the cost in the final for lambda, nor assessed at the pace in shanghai ahead of the 1st spring grace of the for me to one season it's the 1st day of a qualifying certainty for a sprint grace. as the f one, canada returns to china for the 1st time since 2019 due to interruptions from the career of ours pandemic. that was a bizarre red flag earlier in the practice session. and it happened again in call to find a patch of gloss coat, fi attract side a special moment for joe when you made it to q 3. and what is his 1st epa homegrown pre a to 3 boat

taylor fritz in the semi finals or on the women's to wimbledon champion, markets of bones, roosevelt defeats the world. number 2 arena sell by link up the ship got to open. the check was to sit down against the belly russian. but for the way back to victory, incredibly from the rest of it has not reached the semi finals of any event since winning wimbledon loft. yeah, well, she's rectified that here, 3663 and 75 the school. she'll be up against the mazda of cost joke in the final full landowner assess if the pace in shanghai. i hate of the 1st spring grace of before me to one season . it's the 1st day of a qualifying, certainly for a sprint grace as the f one calendar invitation to china for the 1st time since 2019 due to interruptions from the corona virus pandemic. it was a bizarre red flag earlier in the practice session and it happened again in qualifying a patch of grass cooled fire track side, special moment full joe gun you. he made it to q 3. and what is his 1st ever home growing? pre k 3 filled with it to be re sean, the class struggling here with wind damage and was norris

so the element of rep fritz. yeah about tearing it up with one of the members of faculty here. george washington university. professor russell, the coffee white wire party, so hostile to these demonstrations off campus. and so basically about free speech, so expressive, especially for young mind. yeah. they, they are to be that. um, i'm a professor and few studies and we've had some pretty amazing conversations about different ways to respond to harmon and just this. and, you know, i think of many of these students are experiencing harm and particularly the harm of the other students in gaza and other people in gaza. and they're trying to, to find a way to, you know, effectively respond to that through act about violence. and i said, why don't the university of marcus see that, why they last, you know, like, well, i think there is and there's concern about, you know, their role at the university and i think they feel pressure from different, different angles. and what's wrong with the students? well i, i'm not sure, but i think when you get into the position of administration a

why would an eclipse send animals on the fritz? so to say, and what? what are you think we're gonna see from them in terms of their behavior >> we are hearing lots of people predicting anxiety disorientation problems i honestly don't agree with that. i think most of the animals we know certainly are animals here at the zoo and indian apple they're very well-adjusted animals, great social groups, normal behavior. i believe they're going to take this in stride. it's going to be a day where things start to get a little bit dark early, that might be a little surprising. and if they're animals that head indoors at night, they'll probably be heading in died when things start to get dark. and it will be a little surprising when it gets light again, very, very quickly. so i think there might be a little bit of surprise, but the people that are expecting anxiety or drama, or it's on not, not really what i'm expecting. >> it sounds more like what you're saying is these animals because obviously they're not talking are getting their cues from the daylight. and wh

i had great experiences here working with fritz mondale, ted kennedy, and angus king and i used to go an adult beverage with this committee. so thank you again for having me back. i am appearing here on behalf of the hr policy association. we represent approximately 10% of the private sector workers in this country who are corporate members. i like to start the discussion about mandating 32 hours, over eight hours, over 12 hours, these are concepts that have consequences. this proposal only works if you reduce eight hours of work week and have the workers have the same level of productivity that they had at 40 hours. it just doesn't work in many industries. it doesn't work economically, it doesn't work operationally. what we have is what i call a productivity gap where we have work that is not yet getting done for the 32 hour workweek situation. how do you feel that productivity gap? as you mention, senator cassidy, the inflationary impact of this type of proposal is considerable. i noted this week that the u.s. bureau of labor statistics said that we have inflation at 3.2%, picked up

imagine you are among the 1 million pennsylvanians with medical debt, and you have a furnace on the fritz. you are 60 years old, caring for your adult child with disabilities in not getting any support to offset your costs. i have listened to those families. i have seen the exhaustion and the desperation in the eyes of parents and caregivers who are doing everything right, but they still can't get their kids the services they need. it is heartbreaking. one of those parents and her son joins us today. cindy and her adult son matthew live in limits point they visited me back in june. matthew requires 20 4/7 support, something that cindy has not been able to find because her state does not pay direct support professionals enough. instead, cindy, a single mom who battled her own health challenges that have limited her ability to care for matthew is forced to provide care for herself, along with maddie's grandma, judy. listen. you have heard from people like cindy, judy, and matthew. they have walked these halls. they have rolled their wheelchairs into the offices you're after year to ask you

but haber haber, but before fritz haber haber, however you pronounce it, comes up his haber process. pronounce it, comes up his haber process . we up with his haber process. we were about to die out like there was not enough to grow was not enough way to grow enough people. and now enough crops for people. and now he he comes with this he can. he comes up with this way nitrogen out of, way to split nitrogen out of, ammonia. it's two in every ammonia. and it's two in every five people on planet are five people on the planet are kept that. now he also kept alive by that. now he also came with some chemicals came up with some chemicals that helped, not helped, hitler. so he's not a great guy, but he's saved more people than he's killed. there's the chappelle bit, but, the the dave chappelle bit, but, the same is going to happen same thing is going to happen that, you know, we think, oh, there's not enough people, too many more food. many people. we need more food. grow factory. no, grow it in this factory. no, it's grown meat. i mean, it's lab grown meat. i mean, people against people a