gerald ford, this is his junior year. he's playing in here, and the film is good enough that you can look at it slide by slide, frame by frame, and find number 23 in it. ford would become the captain of the team the next year, his senior year, be an all-state player. they would earn the state championship, and i'm going to come up here in just a minute, i'm going to freeze frame, so that you can see the only known footage of gerald ford playing high school football. just a minute, you will see, number 23, coming in from the right-hand side. slow it down. and there he is. there is junior ford, number 23. his junior year. so we can go ahead and stop there and move on to the next slide. but that's some unique film there. and ford would parlay that fame on the football field to admission to the university of michigan. they recruited him to play football. at this time, the big ten did not offer scholarships. ford had to work his way through high school. -- through college, it took the community to get him there, and to help ho

one of the things we find because of that unique entry with gerald ford is we have to introduce gerald ford to our people. how other presidents who ran things for the office. if you look at the next slide, thank you, i'm going to take you to the oval office on march 10 covid 1975. recalling something david mccullough said with john adams by that point have brought to lesser presidents with john adams to the attention of the american most successful book was being interviewed among the 20th century residents. the president really needs to be known better. so here we are march 10 rainy monday a spring and washington talking to his chief of staff don rumsfeld were in the background as a fellow by the name of john percy. john is a pulitzer prize winning novelist, journalist she's working for the "new york times" magazine and they asked ford for permission to follow him for a week during his presidency. president ford agreed to that the object was to write a lengthy story about gerald ford because they said americans are more about the president. the polling that was being done inside ford'

i wish -- the gerald, gerald, president gerald ford and first lady betty ford planted a american elm to mark the bicentennial of the united states. unfortunately, that tree no longer survives. but it was a very important moment and a great way to celebrate the 200 anniversary of the nation. >> was it dutch. elm disease? was this era where we were losing so many elms? >> i believe so, unfortunately. and the good news is there are some genetically-resistant hybrids available now, one of which was originally discovered literally on the national mall. so those are beginning to be planted at the white house now -- >> and laura bush, when they redesigned pennsylvania avenue, asked that there be american elms, perhaps these hybrids, planted all up and down literally at the address of 1600 pennsylvania avenue. some people said that was bringing about kind of the restoration of elms which had died off, and oaks had become, had become so predominant. but the historic nature or the historic importance of presidents planting trees, it -- that's a real legacy for the white house. >> absolutely. f

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gerald: there you go. worth the price of admission.t is a really good firm that neil founded and helps run. as i said, we have worked with him for years and years. welcome back to your home state. thank you for being here very much. we will dive deep into the kansas picture next week, next wednesday at 4:00 with the former governor, republican, and a former congressman, a democrat, and as i think you got some sense to date, the kansas political picture is as interesting and important this year as any in the country, i think it is fair to say. neil newhouse, thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> tonight, kevin mccarthy on why voters should vote for republicans. he will be speaking in pittsburgh, starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, or you can watch and are free mobile video app, c-span now. >> the january 6 committee returns wednesday for its ni

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. >> gerald it to miss atwood. -- gerald thomas atwood. >> brett bailey. sharon baucom. >> and my big brother joseph michael g oconee. 21 years, 21 seconds. the pain is still there, the grief is not something -- the new normal. joe, i held your first baby grandson in my arms. you should have been holding him. we love you and we miss you. >> and my firefighter jimmy richards. ogle jimmy, i am so proud -- uncle jimmy, i am so proud to be named after you. i wish i could have met you. my dad told me that you would love to watch me play basketball. you are always in my heart, and i know you are always watching over me. god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> firefighter gerard baskets. assistant chief gerard a. barbara. james william barr bella. >> victor barbosa. >> david michael parkway. >> matthew barnes. >> melissa rose barnes. >> she love patricia barnes. -- sheila patricia barnes. firefighter arthur thaddeus barry. >> diane g. barry. >> marise vincent barry. >> scott d. bart. >> ina b. basina. kenneth william bass nikki. >> stephen joseph bait

you know how to do it very well, gerald. thank you very, very much., gerald storch, storch advisors, former head of toys "r" us, successful head of that operation. meantime we're trying to avoid a government shut down could be five days away. they hammered out something in negotiations that would include more money from ukraine. that is just part of it. they might agree for more money for ukraine but they're not agreeing for more money for a bunch of other things. right now the shutdown is still on for midnight on friday. we're all over it. ♪. go. go green. go wind turbines. go gorgeous reliable grid. go emerson software. go science people. go breakthrough meds and safe science. go space age welds for super silent cars. go big. or go home. from software that delivers new cures at warp speed, to technology that makes clean energy reliable, emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. go boldly. emerson. ♪. neil: all right. hate to rain on your parade here with the selloff that just continues ad nauseum here bu

guest: thank you very much, gerald. i very much appreciate your sentiments. i think that the incentive problem in the way in which are predominating organizations institution-- -- institutions is an issue. a diverse place like the u.s., it is something that brings the problem to the level of catastrophe. gerald talked about the great number of some moderate send independents, democrats and republicans who are available to compromise. but the political parties themselves cannot cater to that, what some people refer to as the exhausted majority of americans. it is very clear, we have this archetypal view of what a liberal democrat or a conservative republican is. a democrat is someone who believes in universal health care, eliminating student debt, pro-choice, etc., etc. a republican is pro-life, lower taxes, everything. you discover that only about 8% or 10 percent of democrats or republicans on either side lineup with -- or 10% of democrats or republicans on either side lineup with those issues. the view of who and what a democrat or a republican is that you

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i am lawyer gerald kazanovich with a stranger. that is harmful habit.ou understand me, yes bad habits. i am ready to help you in this unique project. why did it interest you? has anything like this ever happened to me before? do you mind discussing some details at 5:00 pm with the adoptive parents? well , what suits me? good afternoon. i am alexander alexandrovich. my name is vadim pavlovich. uncle vadya, as long as we have all the documents, we know the order. and this is my wife. and this is a small gift from us . compelled to upset you the fact is that this boy x find a suitable family . on your part, i would like to count on your help in selecting a girl for adoption. what kind of help come to us on the internet, i 'll show you at least 100 girls to choose from, the problem is that maria is mother, so to speak, without knowing it, she is looking for not just a girl. she needs an exact copy of her daughter, age 12, hair color , musical data, to love tangerines and roller skates. if you knew how many options we went through, but none of the candidates

the matter is purely personal mr. lawyer, say goodbye home until better times gerald. what the heck? because of this, the little ones can't sit with you for an hour. we have a real business meeting. why are you creeping in front of this underage secret secret. go margot go. i'll call you later. ok. it's great you know, sometimes it seems to me that we are an unknown father like you. and so i think. he might not even know you existed. so all is not lost yet. i found what i was looking for. oh, really i wonder if you were looking for an ideal , intelligent, well-to-do family, and to be childishly immaculate, just like that, i found normal people. i don't want to lose them. that is to say, it is very good. not good. you have given hope to many decent people. the italians send you an invitation businessman with whom you are going to establish a fund, aid to orphans. yes about the help it is necessary to think. this is my main first client. i see that she is no longer ruled out for this many reasons. she will have no choice. maria is not evil. reconcile with the oleska. thi

last year we took the gerald r. ford and she had the highest 8500 catapults and arrested landings on that flight deck. she was our carrier call carrier in the atlantic for our pilots that had to qualify on the east coast. in terms of the network issues, we're leveraging star link to give us more bandwidth and satellite capability. so we're leveraging commercial satellites at a scale that we have not done before to give us that kind of-- to give us more capability. >> all right, well, thank you very much, admiral. thank you everyone in the audience here and online as well. i did want to give you, the chance, at admiral, as i'm wrapping up here, any parting comments that you want to make before we close out the evening. >> all of you are influencers and i hope some of the things that i've talked about with respect to your navy tonight are appealing and i hope that young people that you can influence, i'd ask you to talk to them about the navy, to talk to them about the military, and the opportunities that it presents

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we appreciate your time. >> debra heart strummer, gerald strobe or, their authors of queen elizabeth ii, an oral history which futures interviews with fans -- family, friends, and international figures. don't go anywhere where, we've got more on velshi, were outside buckingham palace in london. just moments ago we saw the royal scottish family, but after the break we'll head back to balmoral for a live report. l for a live report. [laughing] it shows. try dove dry spray. our weightless formula with 1/4 moisturizers is effective and kind to skin. leaving you feeling instantly dry and confident. ever notice how stiff clothes 1/4 moisturizers is effective can feel rough on your skin? for softer clothes that are gentle on your skin, try downy free & gentle downy will soften your clothes without dyes or perfumes. the towel washed with downy is softer, and gentler on your skin. try downy free & gentle. none of us underestimate the challenges ahead. but history has shown, that when nations come together in common cause, there is always room for hope. working side by side, we have the abilit

gerald. here's what you write in the in the epilog of your book. you say the senate is a broken place or institutions are not. what mike mansfield and hugh scott and jerry ford and hubert humphrey and ted kennedy and john stennis and barry goldwater knew them to be. some of that change is good. a lot of it is tragic. and all of it is simply is what it is. you can point fingers or you can point the way forward to something better. some of that change is good. what is the change that you've seen in the senate that you think is good? well, i think there's more transparent. see, in the senate, which i think is good. i i remember the debate over heavy television in a in the senate and televising hearings and all that. or today, of course, with the ability to do that, it's much easier to get this out and play for some who are opposed to bring about some grandstanding. and it did. but there's great in saying before now some of the people who do the grandstanding it's obvious to the public and hopefully it gets a debate quite you know i was a. in law schoo

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joining me is michael lee strategy founder, michael lee and the fitz-gerald group principal, keith fitz-geraldreat to see you. kicking things off with you, keith, with a market that is edging higher after yesterday's, what, massive selloff, plunge, crash, what do you want to call it? dow industrials right now up 101 but of course you have called this market to be down. the dow, the s&p and nasdaq had their worst day since june 2020 yesterday after the hotter p taken expected cpi report. the tech sector led the selloff. where to now, keith? >> i tell you, that depends uniquely on something we don't get to talk about very often which is how much leverage is left in the system. what main street typically doesn't understand and wall street doesn't want to explain is they borrow up to their eye balls when trading these big names. when you get a report like we had yesterday, it's not about selling companies that are failing, it's about selling everything to get back under the limits that would require a margin call last night when the closing bell rang. so if there's juice left in the system we're g

while this might boost morale, russia still controls big parts of the country here's mellen fits gerald. >> reporter: in a fast and furgs reaction, russia launching missiles in ukraine's east, striking infrastructure, plunging millions into the dark. the strike seen as retaliation as ukraine gets a shocking advance. ukraine now claims in the last 12 days, they've taken back 2,300 square miles of russian territory in the kharkiv region. the flag is raised in a village east of kharkiv. as many residence dens overcome we motion thanking the ukrainian soldiers ukraine releasing images showing tanks left behind as they say russian soldiers were forced to withdraw ukraine's president thanking his troops, saying the world is impressed, and the enemy is panicking. uk's ministry of defense describes the territory ukraine says it took back as twice the size of london, though russia still controls the south and east putin not commenting on the counteroffensive so far. a spokesperson only saying the russian military operation is ongoing and will achieve its objective. but is this a turning point in

keith fitz-gerald joins us now. it's looking pretty grim, keith. you know, i wish i could tell you otherwise, stuart, but i think that's pretty much a foregone conclusion. failing to hold 3,900 on triple witching last friday was not good. stuart: now, what the are we going to get from the federal reserve? just speculate with me. is it going to be 75 basis points? hold on, is it 75 basis points? is it 100 basis points? >> they may actually try 100 basis points, a full percentage hike. stuart: 100 basis points? you think that's likely? or possible? or what? i mean really, stacking up some fear in the market here. 100 basis points is doing a volcker. >> well, it's getting close. it is getting close to a volcker , but you know the problem with this fed is that they were wrong from the beginning. they are still wrong now. i think they are miss reading the labor and rate situation just as badly as they misread the transitory thing. so they are sticking to their models which are flawed and broken and everybody knows it except evidently them, stuart so are

you know, did you read gerald if before the boy got out of the theatre education? clementine churchill became the 1st financial donor. mm. the fund eventually raised a total of more than $9000000.00 pounds sterling. but to some alternative was national and i buy kimberly miller, the numbers conversion to it. you would you brush to pardon you have got you could've been cute of talk manners are i'm bringing my to death. brought to her to be jack or boucher. i thought you might be to you were still same? yes. q. so usually she, she, i to the complete, i knew what was more of us to put on by. she was coming here. mom clementine, chill chill under took a $42.00 day 2 of russian cities. she brought medical equipment for red army soldiers. ah, she met chocolate factory workers and brought gifts to schools and children's homes. ah, and in this unique footage, she needs pioneers at the famous tank childrens camp. ah, she might have come by beauty of being the starlen contorted daughter of a book as i realized i should do for miss kozora bulloch. as my 1st say, lou, the sovi

are doing didn't go she agency or imposing new sanctions against individuals that i'm your name was gerald at the middle of oceans. they have the proposal to come to the board, the foreigners to impose sanctions against somebody from the government just showed a good deal of the this site. you know, national, you know, these are some sim symptoms. you show that the side will remain commute to asia. my question from the us side is that you feel about your intent for the finalization of the deal. why do you impose sanctions in some individual of the new words out in mister president for more than 40 years, the gran usa relations have remained hostile. so what has per went it and normalized relations with the u. s. e, and how yardstick is at diplomatic breakthrough in the near future? only a day jory as knowing it on the summit of the law. autumn on how you got it has some causes. so kind of what you do and or some statement as well, you can do your long term have told the word that we do not press other countries and we do not accept the pressure at sort of a heat source to get to that we do

queen elizabeth reigned through 14 american presidents, dancing with gerald ford, watching a ball gameorge h.w. bush, even giving first lady michelle obama a quick hug. the years brought their ups and downs. the wedding of prince charles and diana at first seemed to be a highlight. but when that marriage collapsed so scandalously, many britons began to doubt the relevance of the monarchy itself. in1997 when diana was killed in a car crash in paris, elizabeth stayed in scotland with her family. as waves of grief rolled over britain, the queen was seen by some as unsympathetic and public anger at the royal family reached a fever pitch. then she returned to join her people in mourning. >> what i say to you now as your queen and as a grandmother, i say from my heart. first, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted human being. >> reporter: as monarch, elizabeth maintained tradition, yet moved just enough with the times. >> good evening. >> good evening, your majesty. >> reporter: who could forget her appearance alongside 007, daniel craig, at the london olym

gerald ford and the queen danced with elegance and ease. another enduring image, the queen and ronald reagan riding horseback at windsor castle. george h.w. bush would later play host. but because no height ajudgment was made at the podium, the queen's remarks were obscured. she joked about it in an address to congress. >> i do hope you can see me today from where you are. >> reporter: george w. bush welcomed the queen and nearly aged her by some 200 years. >> you helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial in 17 -- in 1976. [ laughter ] >> barack obama continuing a trend where u.s. presidents have had difficulty navigating royal protocol, mistakenly spoke over the british national anthem. turkey, the queen. >> reporter: donald trump would later commit a very public gaffe, walking in front of the queen, and then stopping, forcing her to walk awkwardly around him. last year president biden met the queen for tea at windsor castle. we could have shown you so many more touch points between the white house and buckingham palace, but even in the

down at a table and discuss what's best for the border for the migrants and for the community in gerald for jefferson and katerina, their hopes now rest on a bright future for their daughter. it jenica, sun life, what makes you grow up healthy and strong? and then we can put her here and put her to study here where you said, she's already an american. wait, we can hold her to study here and then she can go to high school and she could choose whatever she wants, whatever she y yellow get, go ahead and get get a for now, they're hoping jefferson will get a work visa. your 1st step towards starting a new life here. ah, football now in england host germany at wembley stadium in there last matches of the nation's league. it's being described as a matchup only for pride as both sides have had lackluster outings in the competition. fancy flicks unbeaten run as coach ended when germany were defeated by hungry on friday. the match in london is germany's last competitive match before the world cup in counter their previous visit to wembley was last summer resulting in a to nail last to england in

presidents, dancing with gerald ford, riding horses with ronald reagan.ing a ball game with george h.w. bush. having high tea with the clintons. attending state dinners alongside prince philip with president obama and former first lady michelle obama. a master of diplomacy, she would navigate the monarchy through moments of joy, of sadness, and through great challenges, too. and the family moments on the world stage. the wedding of prince charles and diana. later, their divorce. and diana's death. it was the queen who consoled. >> what i say to you now as your queen anded a a grandmother, i say from my heart. first, i want to pay tribute to diana myself. >> she was keenly aware of the times and would speak about the importance of modernizing the monarchy. >> institutions must continue to evolve if they are to provide effective beacons of trust and unity to succeeding generations. >> in recent years, guiding her people through the covid-19 pandemic. >> we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be w

presidents, dancing with gerald ford. riding horses with ronald reagan.ll game with george h.w. bush, having high tea with the clintons, attending state dinners alongside prince philip with president obama and former first lady michelle obama. the state dinner with former president trump. a master of diplomacy she would navigate the monarchy through moments of joy, of sadness and through great challenges too. the family moments on the world stage. the wedding of prince charles and diana. later their divorce and diana's death. it was the queen who consoled. >> what i say to you now as your queen and as a grandmother, i say from my heart, first i want to pay tribute to diana myself. she was an exceptional and gifted human being. >> reporter: in recent years guiding her people through the covid-19 pandemic. >> we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again. >> reporter: after 73 years of husband prince philip. that searing i

gerald ford and the queen danced with elegance and ease.nduring image-- the queen and ronald reagan riding horseback. george h.w. bush would later play host, but because no height adjustment was made at the podium, the queen's remarks were obscured. she joked about it in andreas to congress. >> i do hope you can see me today from where where you are. >> reporter: george w. bush welcomed the queen, and nearly aged her by some two had been years. >> you helped our nation celebrate its bicentennial in 177-- in 1976. ( laughter ) >> reporter: barack obama, continuing a trend where u.s. presidents have had difficulty navigating royal protocol, mistakenly spoke over the british national anthem. ♪ ♪ ♪ to the queen. >> reporter: donald trump would later commit a very public gaffe-- walking in front of the queen, and then stopping, forcing her to walk awkwardly around him. last year, president biden met the queen for tea at windsor castle. now, we could have shown you so many more touchpoint between the white house and buckingham palace, but even in

gerald i'm says she's been living in the encampment for over a year, but she has been without a permanent house for about four years. she says she's working with the city to get back into her own home as soon as she can not everybody out here has mental issues. for one thing. um. there are people on this street to go to work during the day. um there are. there are nice people out here and then at the same time, it's unsafe. the area owned by the airport has to be cleared by september. 30th and the city says they plan to meet that deadline. in the meantime, they say, they'll keep an eye on the situation at columbus park, but their priority is to meet the f a requirement. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news federal reserve raised its key interest rate by another three quarters of a percent in hopes of bringing down inflation and avoiding a recession. fed chair jerome powell's that a so called soft landing for the economy will now be challenging. one knows whether this process will lead to a recession or if so. how significant that recession would be. that's going to depend on how quickly wag

but critics accused president gerald narrow of turning the occasion into a campaign event, was mary's main rival in former present luther narcy, a lillard to silver did not plan any event on wednesday. australia has been accused of interference after offering to fund the solomon islands. next general election, the solomon's prime minister is facing mounting pressure, falling proposals to change the constitution. he says his country can't afford to pay for an election and a major sporting event in the same year. sorry sarah clark reports. checkpoints are in place with police coding of access to parts of the parliamentary precinct, the solomon islands, prime minister plans to change the constitution to delay next year's election and stay in power until 2024. the opposition warns that would trigger political unrest and protests in the capitol. i object to anything that undermines the mandate in the role and the place of the people in decision making, affecting especially a matter as important as the life of parliament itself. the solomon islands is due to host the pacific games next nove

down at a table and discuss what's best for the border for the migrants and for the community in gerald, especially as the situation at the border has shifted dramatically. venezuelans are now arriving in large numbers, fleeing their countries. economic crisis with anna is also from venezuela. and yeah, i came to this country and i needed a help and resources. and that's one of my drives ah, to help others and to be able to leave safe and, and as i speak with you, i'm just feeling all my emotions coming because it really, it's really it's difficult to see your people suffering that way. the venezuelan community is pitching into diana taurus owns and runs a business serving traditional venezuelan food and donated food and supplies to a church, helping newcomers. he would have been better. i know that again, it's important to help them because emigrating is really difficult. and so is starting from scratch right up. and i also want people to know that it's not what everyone says, not emigrating is rough image. i mean, you have to know you have to work hard to be able to achieve your dream

the end of july, only missing half of them registered as looking for work german parliament member gerald alton of the a s. the party is the refugee situation has become a real dilemma for the country. i think this is a problem in germany and he was most right was the statement that we have a lot of social tour them with you trying refugees because we see it on some effect . like if you want to order a bus to get to the range of exposure for, for the next 23 weeks on the see that a lot of traffic on and going back. and we see that the social benefit was pretty open for, for ukrainian. people from july, so that is much more perform ukraine and germany because this is more than 500 years a month. and minimum minimum that is quite incorrect if it will be it will be a problem for a lot of people are not getting all the bills from companies, from, from the gas companies that they have sometimes 10 times higher monthly payment than they had before. and the responsibilities are government, of course, with which has done their ridiculous energy policy for, for, for the minimum. so the all parties

so if you're johnny, you're doing, you know, light hearted stuff and having good quips about gerald ford, you know, people know that that that whether they're, you know, republican or democrat, they can come there and see that. i think what happened is, you know under trump is that a lot of the establishment, you know, decided to be the the voices that were going to speak truth to power speak truth to that power and they were going to be vicious and i'm not saying that trump doesn't deserve viciousness. the thing is, though, when you decide to be vicious, that then your shtick and you have to feeding that fire, you have to keep feeding. and i think that could be a problem because then so much of your focus goes on this onto this target and all this other, you know, all these other things you could be talking about, all these other punchlines and setups that you could doing kind of go to the wayside and. you know, that's unfortunate for them, but you know what their loss is my game i guess, do you perform on college campuses. i do one invited and invited like i've had good times i've had

mcdaniels open up in la against the chargers third quarter bolts up 17-10 justin herbert finding gerald fights his way into the end zone 2410 la fourth quarter now raiders rally card a new raider teammate and former fresno state star former college team at as well. devante adams is a touchdown 10 catches 141 yards for the palo alto native in his raiders debuts down five after the miss two point conversion two minutes ago fourth and eight car sacked former. teammate, khalil mack. remember, he's now in the chargers raiders lose their opener 24:19 their home opener is next week. the a's retired dave stewart's number 34 today against the white sox stuart and oakland native resurrected his pitching career with the a's during the late 80s and those glory days and remains incredibly grateful and humble. thank you very much. for putting me in a place that i never thought i would be. thank you very much that up until today. i didn't think i belong who i am what i am and what i will always be is in oakland a. and a native of oakland. thank you. as for the game stu thrown out a strike to his old c

i really appreciate your time, jim and parliament member gerald alton. thank you very much. now, india has banned a muslim political organization on some of its associate signing, alleged links to terrorism and subversive activities. off the nation wide cracked down on the group, the popular friends of india results in the descent detention of moving a 100 members of more on this. let's close 5 to 10 contributor r t t 2. now thank you for coming and see. so what's behind the government's decision to bomb this group? well, the government has in its notification today said that popular front of india has been involved in cataracts to repeat. they have links with already bond islam is standard groups like isis. also jim, i think in which i have been bangladesh and also students, islam, movement of india. all 3 are already banned and popular front of india for the last several years have been found in ward in violence, in writing, in mobilizing youth for violin protests. and they have also been accused by the government in its notification that they were involved in murders of s

down at a table and discuss what's best for the border for the migrants and for the community in gerald for jefferson and katerina, their hopes now rest on a bright future for their daughter. getting her sun life, what makes you grow up healthy and strong. and then we can put her here and put her to study here, since she's already an american, when we want to study here and then she go to high school and she can choose whatever she wants, whatever she why? yeah, look, get, go ahead. okay. i get a for now they're hoping jefferson will get a work visa, their 1st step towards starting a new life here. ah . the tracking fil world is still talking about sundays world wrinkled marathon run in berlin. video kit, chunky of kenya broke the mock. yet at the brace says the favorite, in part because he said the previous, well record on the streets of berlin. in 2018 kentucky followed a trio of a set his through the 1st 25 kilometers before running alone for the last 3rd and beating them up by 30 seconds to finish in 2 hours, one minute, 9 seconds in the women's race. if he appears, he gives the saf

there were several questions from russian. gerald, it's about moscow special military operation in ukraine speaking about that y reported and said that it is going known right now. according to the plan at its own pace warning though that a key of doesn't stop. it's terry's behavior. this is how photon call did her attack cane russian territory and killing all those people loyal to more school he also mentioned, but most could never refuse to see tell me where was the landscape but 1st key of changes. it's opinion, very fat and very often. and also library put inside the talking seating negotiation is not what key of is actually interested in. catherine city center has been showered by at least 5 us applied high mas rockets with local russian by till 30 saying a number of people have been killed or wounded. this and verified 1st is purportedly shows people running from the blast. and other video shows was reported to be the aftermath of the ukrainian strikes. local official said that 3 people have been killed and 13 others wounded. rock had struck administration building in the center of c